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Representatives of the National Universities Commission (NUC) have visited the Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) to carry out the evaluation of the Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES).
The NUC team assessed the university’s adherence to the guidelines and processes of the SIWES for 300-level students. During the visit, Chief Operating Officer of the institution, Dr. Peter Bamkole, with the management team, warmly welcomed the NUC representatives, demonstrating the institution’s commitment to hospitality and collaboration.
Also, both parties had a productive brainstorming session where they exchanged ideas and insights on how to further enhance the SIWES programme. The interaction marks a robust relationship between the university and the NUC, emphasising the shared goal of providing students with a practical and well-rounded educational experience.
The institution said it remains committed to continuously improving the SIWES programme and ensuring that students receive valuable hands-on training and exposure to real-world scenarios. The university believes that this collaboration with the NUC will further strengthen its commitment to excellence in education.
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