At Engausa Hub, we are always delighted to witness the hidden talents and creativity of our students. Recently, one of our outstanding students from the Building Installation Skills Department, Isma’il Shu’aibu, pleasantly surprised Engr. Mustapha Habu Ringim, the Managing Director of ENGAUSA HUB, with a truly special and heartfelt gift
With his own hands, Isma’il crafted a beautiful hand-drawn portrait of the Engr Mustapha a piece that was not only realistic but also deeply expressive. Every stroke reflected his artistic passion and attention to detail, showcasing a side of creativity that went far beyond his field of study. Engr Mustapha expressed his sincere appreciation and joy for such a thoughtful and talented display.
What makes this moment even more inspiring is the broader message it carries: skills and creativity are limitless. At Engausa a student may join the Building Installation Department to learn technical and practical skills, yet through that journey, other hidden abilities like art often emerge and flourish.
This is exactly why Engausa Hub continues to expand its learning opportunities through departments such as the Digital Literacy Skills Department. We believe that art is more than just drawing; it is a form of expression that can evolve into digital design, graphic art, animation, and other innovative fields that meet the needs of today’s modern, technology-driven world. The growing interconnection between science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics has made it essential to adopt a new model of education STEAM education which nurtures creativity alongside technical skills, preparing students for the multidisciplinary challenges of the future. To support this vision, ENGAUSA Hub conducts STEAM-based training programs during the vacation periods of primary and secondary schools, ensuring that young learners gain early exposure to relevant, future-ready skills.
At Engausa, every talent matters, every skill counts, and every creative spark is worth celebrating. In the words of Albert Einstein, “Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think.” This belief underpins our commitment to nurturing not just academic knowledge, but also critical thinking, creativity, and innovation. That’s why Engausa Hub continues to expand its learning opportunities through specialized departments like the Digital Literacy Skills Department, which now includes training in emerging technology-based skills. We believe that art is more than just drawing it is a powerful form of expression that can evolve into digital design, graphic art, animation, robotics, machine learning, and other innovative fields. In line with this vision, ENGAUSA Hub offers STEAM-focused training during school vacations. Our Catch Them Young courses introduce children to cutting-edge subjects like robotics, machine learning, and digital creativity, equipping them with future-ready skills from an early age.
Conclusion.
Stories like Isma’il’s serve as a powerful reminder that education is not confined to a single path; it is a journey of discovery, where even in technical fields, creativity can thrive. By embracing both skill and imagination, we continue to uncover hidden genius in unexpected places. As we nurture the next generation through innovative programs and hands-on learning, Engausa remains committed to building not just skilled professionals but well-rounded, visionary thinkers individuals who explore all three domains of learning: head, heart, and hand, or thinking, feeling, and doing, as outlined in Bloom’s Taxonomy of Cognitive, Affective, and Psychomotor development.
For more information:
Website: www.EngausaHub.com.ng
Foundation: foundation.engausahub.com.ng
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