ZENITH COLLEGE GRADUATES LACK EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

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Graduates from Zenith University College get no employment opportunities after completing the College resulted from delay in certification.

A view of Zenith University College

The move of this rejection, is due to the inability of the College to issue them the certified Certificate after graduating the institute. Resulting in the failure of the Graduate to prove the sense of graduated from the claimed institution.

On 17 FEB, 2021, Graphic Online reported that, speaking to some student of the college, they said the delay in the release of the certificate had denied them employment opportunities.

“From July last year when we completed school, our results haven’t been uploaded to the school’s student online portal nor have our certificate been presented to us.

The school is not giving us any tangible explanation other than blaming its affiliate for the delays, and this, I think, is unfair because I have met all the obligations required as a student, and so I do not understand why the school is still keeping my certificate”.

Some graduate students of the College

Due to the Certificate delaying, one student has missed an opportunity to participate in the 2021 enlistment exercise of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF).

“This opportunity might be missed for good because next year I exceed the minimum requirement age to enter the GAF”- Graphic online reported.

Henceforth, graduating from Zenith College is now a burden for students and preventing others to enroll into the institute as graduating will result in no employment opportunities.

Location: Accra, Ghana

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