Parents are
struggling and sacrificing themselves to ensure that their children are
admitted to the University of Hope. But to those who are admitted at Moi
University, the goods things they used to hear about the University turns to be
a nightmare especially those who are given a chance to pursue a degree in
Education. Students are so many in that no lecture room can be able to
accommodate all the students and because there is no alternative, the students
are expected to adopt the principle of survival for the fittest. This therefore
makes the students to have sleepless nights because a students should avail
him/herself in the lecturer room one hour before the lecture commences in order
to secure the front seat. Those who come in late are expected to attend the
lecture by peeping through the window. Hence, students are discouraged from attending lectures instead they prefer to have their studies
in hostels.
In addition,
most students from the school of education receive their first transcript while
in forth year which discourages them to work hard and creates a big burden to
those who fail some of the courses and who need to sit for a supplementary
exam. The picture below shows the students of education crying during
graduation because of the hard moments they have been going through to acquire
their degree. This is an irony because they expect to rejoice the success of
their studies.
Universities have become a money minting institutions not a place of academic building. As long as their fimancial records roll in six to seven digits figures the board cares less of what happens next
ReplyDeleteTo eliminate this rotten norm within universities we have to try outsourcing personell to run institutions.
Emergence of half baked graduates is a result of mismanagement within institutioms
Love of money, why don't they have right number. Too sad with all the respect I have for moi, somebody somewhere is eating too much.
ReplyDeleteMost of kenyan universities have focus on making profits not eduction. Graduates are just papers with little knowledge on the area of specialization. It means when one is done with campus no job because the employer is worried of embarrassment.
ReplyDeleteThe Kenyan system, Money has value but not the service being given,tears are signs of victory after the struggle. and he who goes out weeping, carrying seed to sow, will return with songs of joy.
ReplyDelete:*University had been xo far extremelly expensive:*en da student seems not 2 get anything frm it:|coz they all da millions of dem lacking job employment,while dey parents had selled da hundreds of farms:|for dey children to be in campus:/while making dem poverty out of it,widout any harvest:*xo we ask governmet to provide job opportunity to de student,who r moving out of universities,colleges,en form 4 coz if dey lack employment:*dey will end up as thieves,smuggling e.g
ReplyDelete:*University had been xo far extremelly expensive:*en da student seems not 2 get anything frm it:|coz they all da millions of dem lacking job employment,while dey parents had selled da hundreds of farms:|for dey children to be in campus:/while making dem poverty out of it,widout any harvest:*xo we ask governmet to provide job opportunity to de student,who r moving out of universities,colleges,en form 4 coz if dey lack employment:*dey will end up as thieves,smuggling e.g
ReplyDeleteThe fact they are crying doesn't end their joy. Its for a day and this shows that there are many challenges ahead of them. One has to tarmack in search of employment. Also from here you bacome independent. These graduates cry because they know life is going to be tough that it was in campus.
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