SHCC at 25: Alumni body hosts career guidance session
As part of the activities marking the 25th anniversary of Sacred Heart Catholic College (SHCC), Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, the alumni of the institution, under the leadership of its President, Mr.
As part of the activities marking the 25th anniversary of Sacred Heart Catholic College (SHCC), Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, the alumni of the institution, under the leadership of its President, Mr. Olagoke Ogayemi, recently hosted a career guidance and mentorship programme titled ‘Find What Fits,’ aimed at equipping Senior School students with the clarity and confidence needed to make informed career decisions.
The three-hour interactive event brought together accomplished professionals, alumni, and industry experts who engaged students in meaningful conversations on career discovery, personal interests, adaptability, and long-term growth.
The initiative was convened by Miss Fisayo Awoyemi, whose idea was embraced and executed by the alumni body in line with its commitment to giving back to the institution.
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Discussions at the event emphasised that choosing a career path is a journey rather than a one-time decision.
Speakers encouraged students to embrace diverse interests, remain open-minded, and understand that career transitions are a normal part of professional growth. The importance of flexibility and continuous learning emerged as recurring themes throughout the sessions.
The keynote speaker, Mr Samuel Odifa, delivered a detailed presentation on critical factors to consider when choosing a career, highlighting essential power skills required to thrive in today’s dynamic world.
He also shared insights on succeeding in professions beyond one’s field of study, illustrating how transferable skills can create opportunities across industries.
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A major highlight of the programme was the panel session, which featured engaging interactions between students and panelists including Mrs Jumoke Bankole, Mr Thomas Olalade Ogayemi, Mr Ikechukwu Okwuosa, Mrs Eniola Otolorin, and a parent representative, Mr Kunle Ajayi.
Students asked thoughtful questions about career choices, academic pathways, and real-life work experiences, drawing practical and relatable responses from the speakers.
Beyond its educational value, the event also fostered reconnection and community. Alumni reunited with former teachers, school administrators, and fellow graduates, reinforcing the strong bonds that continue to define Sacred Heart Catholic College, Ijebu-Ode.
The SHCC Alumni Body expressed appreciation to the convener, keynote speaker, panellists, school management, and students for making ‘Find What Fits’ a successful and impactful event.
As SHCC marks 25 years of academic and moral excellence, the alumni body reaffirmed its commitment to supporting students through initiatives that help them discover careers aligned with their passions, strengths, and purpose.
