Students urged to go beyond degrees as employers prioritise skills
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Students urged to go beyond degrees as employers prioritise skills

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Students and young professionals have been urged to complement their academic qualifications with practical and digital skills to remain competitive in an increasingly technology-driven job market.

Published by Christabel Danso
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