Baba-Ahmed University Partners with ITF for SIWES Orientation to Prepare Science and Computing Students for Industry

The Faculty of Science and Computing at Baba-Ahmed University has successfully conducted a comprehensive orientation programme for its 25A and 25B cohorts heading for the Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES).

The event featured senior officials from the Industrial Training Fund (ITF), the federal body responsible for bridging the gap between theoretical learning and practical industrial requirements.

Professional Conduct: Students were briefed on the ethical standards and workplace discipline expected during their attachment.

Regulatory Compliance: ITF officials detailed the mandatory SIWES documentation and logbook procedures necessary for successful academic credit.

Industry Expectations: The session provided insights into how students can maximize their 6-month training to gain competitive technical skills in computing and the sciences.

Documentation & Funding: Guidance was provided on the processes for stipend eligibility and the verification of placement locations.

The university management underscored the orientation as a "crucial academic milestone," ensuring that students are well-informed of the "dos and don’ts" of the programme. By facilitating direct interaction with the ITF, Baba-Ahmed University aims to minimize administrative errors and enhance the employability of its students upon graduation.

The Faculty of Science and Computing remains committed to ensuring its students are industry-ready, providing them with the requisite foundation to excel in real-world professional environments.