UG Reshaping Programmes as Surveys Show Young People Rejecting Lifelong Careers
The University of Guyana is overhauling its academic programmes in response to shifting attitudes among young people toward work and career, following two surveys that revealed a generation more focused on financial flexibility and personal fulfilment than traditional long-term employment. Vice Chancellor Professor Paloma Mohamed, speaking today at the University’s Turkeyen Campus during a two-day […]
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