FUTA COVID-19 Prevention Protocols, Resumption Guidelines

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  The management of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) has released the COVID-19 prevention protocols and resumption guidelines for all students of the institution. All students are to note the following guidelines for resumption: University Hostels will be opened to accommodate students as from Monday 18th January 2021. No student will be allowed into the hostels earlier than that date.  Hand washing materials will be provided at strategic points within the campus, and students should wash their hands at regular intervals.  Students are to ensure strict compliance with Covid-19 protocols by putting on their facemasks within and outside the University premises, and in this regard, each student is to have at least five (5) sets of washable facemasks.  Each student is to come with hand sanitiser, which should be in his/her possession at all times and be used at intervals. Students are to ensure social distancing by avoiding handshaking, hugging and all ...
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2021 Internship at Sahara Group Egbin Power Plant For Nigerian Undergraduates

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Egbin Power Plc. is West Africa’s largest power generation station with an installed capacity of 1,320 MW consisting of 6 Units of 220MW each. One of the biggest additions to the electricity industry in Nigeria

Our future aim is to lead the movement to ‘Light up Nigeria’ and the wider sub-Saharan African region. Egbin is located at the heart of a small town called Egbin in Ikorodu Local Government Area of Lagos.

Overview of the Industrial Attachment Programme

  • This is a short term Internship program (three-six months).
  • Our state of the art facility will give you the opportunity to apply the theoretical knowledge you have gained in the course of your study.
  • You will experience first-hand, the practicability of basic engineering principles, scientific theories and how income is generated from power generation.
  • As an intern, you will be integrated into our multifunctional team of subject matter experts in the industry, from the very first day on the job.
  • You will be assigned to a learning coordinator who will be responsible for your learning activities across various sections throughout your learning experience.
  • You will enjoy one-on-one engagement with various professionals that can provide assistance regarding understanding the technical concepts of your course of study.
  • This programme will give you enormous exposure to the skills and confidence required to become the power industry’s next generation of experts.
  • You will enjoy the scenery of a well thought out work-life integrated facility.

Requirement

  • Students with a minimum of Second Class Upper Division (2:1) or Upper Credit as at the time of submitting this application.
  • Required field of study are Engineering, Applied Industrial Science, Finance, Information & Technology and Environmental & Safety.
  • Student must be returning to education on a full-time basis upon completion of the programme

  • Method of Application

    Complete the online application procedure using the link below.

    Note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted 

    CLICK HERE TO APPLY

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