In a world that’s rapidly evolving where technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship are redefining success one message stands clear: learning never ends. A recent inspiring video on Engausa Hub TV, titled “A University Lecturer Learns a Vocational Skill at Engausa Hub,” perfectly captures this powerful truth.
The video chronicles the remarkable story of Engr. Ahmad Aminu, a senior university lecturer with a PhD in view, teaching at Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology, Wudil, Kano. Despite his academic achievements and professional standing, Engr. Ahmad made the bold and humble decision to enroll at Engausa Global Tech Hub a center known for equipping youths and professionals with vocational and entrepreneurial skills.
His journey goes beyond skill acquisition; it reflects a deep commitment to continuous learning and personal growth sending a powerful message to both lecturers, students and parents alike.
In many societies, university lecturers are regarded as the ultimate authorities custodians of knowledge who have reached the pinnacle of academic achievement. Yet, Engr. Ahmad Aminu is redefining that perception. Reflecting on his experience at Engausa Global Tech Hub, he described the training as nothing short of transformational equipping him not only with technical and entrepreneurial skills but also with practical, hands-on approaches to solving real societal problems.
His decision to pursue vocational skills highlights a crucial reality often overlooked: academic education alone is no longer sufficient. In today’s world, success increasingly favors those who blend academic knowledge with practical, technical, and entrepreneurial expertise. Engr. Ahmad’s humility learning side by side with young people despite his academic standing serves as a compelling example for students and professionals alike.
Many university students today graduate with the mindset that their degrees alone will secure them well-paying government or private sector jobs. While education is undeniably important, the current realities prove that skills are the true currency of the future.
As Prof. Isa Ali Pantami aptly argued in his influential book Skills Rather Than Just Degrees, nations must rethink their development strategies by placing skills at the heart of youth empowerment. He emphasized that the true value of education lies in its ability to translate into problem-solving capacities and tangible contributions to society, something that only practical skills can truly unlock.
Engausa Global Tech Hub is actively answering this important call. By providing a platform where both students and lecturers can acquire digital, technical, and entrepreneurial skills, the center is demonstrating that education should be dynamic, inclusive, and adaptable.
Many people mistakenly believe that acquiring skills is a substitute for formal education but this is far from the truth. The inspiring story of Engr. Ahmad Aminu reminds us that academic knowledge and practical skills are two sides of the same coin. While degrees provide you with theories, principles, and frameworks, skills empower you to transform those theories into real-world solutions.
Today, Engr. Ahmad Aminu, a university lecturer with a PhD in view, has not limited himself to academic accomplishments. Demonstrating remarkable humility, he enrolled in skills training and is now a certified NSQ (National Skills Qualification) holder. His journey stands as a powerful example to both students and lecturers that continuous learning and practical skill acquisition are essential in today’s rapidly evolving world.
Imagine a graduate of engineering who can also run a profitable digital marketing agency, or a lecturer who can design and install solar energy systems. These multi-skilled individuals are not only employable but also job creators, capable of contributing meaningfully to national development.
To every university student reading this it’s time to wake up. The future belongs to those who are multi-dimensional. Yes, pursue your degrees with dedication, but alongside that, learn a skill. Whether it’s graphics design, web development, digital marketing, or solar technology, there’s a world of opportunities waiting for you.
Lecturers too must lead by example. As role models and mentors, when lecturers acquire practical skills, they not only improve their personal lives but also inspire students to think beyond conventional academic paths.
Engausa Global Tech Hub has created an environment where such transformation is happening, one person at a time. If a university lecturer with a master’s degree like Engr. Ahmad Aminu can humble himself to learn a new skill, what excuse do you have as a student?
The story of Engr. Ahmad Aminu is a clarion call for all of us. The world is changing, and the most successful people in the coming years will be those who combine academic intelligence with practical skills. As Prof. Isa Ali Pantami wrote, “skills are now more valuable than just degrees”.
So, take that bold step today. Enroll in a tech hub, learn a handiwork skill, attend workshops, or intern with a local business. You’ll not only become more employable but also position yourself as a solution provider in your community.
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