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📢 REMINDER 📢
To all students of AASTU, there will be Ethiopia-Tamiret workshop taking place at Bole Millennium Hall. The transportation service will be available @ 1:00 LT(Local Time) on Monday, May 13, 2024, near the Administration Office area.
Please hurry up we have a limited seats!!
https://forms.gle/FEP31rSScnnVgtS97
To all students of AASTU, there will be Ethiopia-Tamiret workshop taking place at Bole Millennium Hall. The transportation service will be available @ 1:00 LT(Local Time) on Monday, May 13, 2024, near the Administration Office area.
Please hurry up we have a limited seats!!
https://forms.gle/FEP31rSScnnVgtS97
Remote Freelance Opportunities for Skilled Student Web Developers
Are you a skilled student web developer ready to start immediately? We're seeking students for remote freelance projects. This is a great chance for long-term collaboration with competitive payment.
Requirements:
Work on remote web development projects.
Meet short deadlines and manage work under pressure.
Must-Have: Proficiency in Laravel, strong knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript (jQuery, AJAX).
Willing to Learn: PHP, Bootstrap.
Benefits:
Competitive payment per project.
Diverse and challenging projects.
Potential for long-term collaboration and career growth.
If you meet the criteria and can start immediately, contact me!
@innovate_aastu
Are you a skilled student web developer ready to start immediately? We're seeking students for remote freelance projects. This is a great chance for long-term collaboration with competitive payment.
Requirements:
Work on remote web development projects.
Meet short deadlines and manage work under pressure.
Must-Have: Proficiency in Laravel, strong knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript (jQuery, AJAX).
Willing to Learn: PHP, Bootstrap.
Benefits:
Competitive payment per project.
Diverse and challenging projects.
Potential for long-term collaboration and career growth.
If you meet the criteria and can start immediately, contact me!
@innovate_aastu
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Day 3: Deep Dive into Safaricom
Our third day in Nairobi was an immersive experience at Safaricom. We started with an in-depth look at their access network department, where we learned about the processes that ensure seamless connectivity for millions. We then explored the VAS support department, discussing the latest innovations in mobile services and their impact on user experience.
The highlight of the day was our deep dive into Safaricom's cybersecurity wing. Here, we gained hands-on insights into their advanced threat detection and response systems. The experts shared their strategies for mitigating cyber risks, which was both educational and inspiring.
We are immensely grateful to safaricom for their hospitality and the invaluable knowledge they shared. This experience has equipped us with new skills and ideas that we look forward to applying in our future projects.We also thank visit Oromia for making this possible
Thank you, Safaricom, for an unforgettable day.
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Our third day in Nairobi was an immersive experience at Safaricom. We started with an in-depth look at their access network department, where we learned about the processes that ensure seamless connectivity for millions. We then explored the VAS support department, discussing the latest innovations in mobile services and their impact on user experience.
The highlight of the day was our deep dive into Safaricom's cybersecurity wing. Here, we gained hands-on insights into their advanced threat detection and response systems. The experts shared their strategies for mitigating cyber risks, which was both educational and inspiring.
We are immensely grateful to safaricom for their hospitality and the invaluable knowledge they shared. This experience has equipped us with new skills and ideas that we look forward to applying in our future projects.We also thank visit Oromia for making this possible
Thank you, Safaricom, for an unforgettable day.
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Day 4 : A meeting with Ambassador Bacha Debele
The fourth and final day was the pinnacle of our journey. We were honored to meet Ambassador Bacha Debele at the Ethiopian Embassy in Nairobi. During our discussion, we covered tourism sector issues and regional integration across East Africa. Ambassador Debele's insights were enlightening and motivating, reinforcing the importance of our work and its potential impact on Ethiopia's tourism industry.
As our experience-sharing journey concluded, we took a moment to reflect on the incredible opportunities provided to us. We express our deepest gratitude to the Visit Oromia team for organizing this life-changing experience and to Safaricom for their generous support and knowledge-sharing. A special thanks goes to the Ethiopian Embassy in Kenya for their warm welcome and invaluable discussions on our final day. This journey has not only enriched our professional skills but also inspired us to contribute more significantly to our communities and the tourism sector.
Thank you to everyone who made this possible.
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The fourth and final day was the pinnacle of our journey. We were honored to meet Ambassador Bacha Debele at the Ethiopian Embassy in Nairobi. During our discussion, we covered tourism sector issues and regional integration across East Africa. Ambassador Debele's insights were enlightening and motivating, reinforcing the importance of our work and its potential impact on Ethiopia's tourism industry.
As our experience-sharing journey concluded, we took a moment to reflect on the incredible opportunities provided to us. We express our deepest gratitude to the Visit Oromia team for organizing this life-changing experience and to Safaricom for their generous support and knowledge-sharing. A special thanks goes to the Ethiopian Embassy in Kenya for their warm welcome and invaluable discussions on our final day. This journey has not only enriched our professional skills but also inspired us to contribute more significantly to our communities and the tourism sector.
Thank you to everyone who made this possible.
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The most senseless thing we do at the end of the semester is clearances. It's done to keep up the tradition, or perhaps to ensure we know where the offices are located. No one actually checks your name. They could have a system to report your name to the registrar if you're not eligible to leave. 😏
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The social media management at our university(AASTU) is getting worse.
It feels somewhat unprofessional. In an era where organizations strive to engage audiences with quality content and showcase their institution's excellence, our approach falls short.
This includes the content of social media posts and the official website.
For AASTU, it is the opposite—the stories presented are akin to political news, and the naming of channels and pages is confusing (usernames on most social media), with unverified pages.
My motivation for writing this is spurred by today’s two posts:
1. An edited man (at right) was added to image that looks unprofessional.
2. They posted a 'scan me' QR code without a description or link, forcing you to download the image and scan it, only to be directed to a website full of advertisements.🤧
Forming best social media and content creation team is not hard task for such large organization, in my opinion.
This needs attention.❗️
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@innovate_aastu
It feels somewhat unprofessional. In an era where organizations strive to engage audiences with quality content and showcase their institution's excellence, our approach falls short.
This includes the content of social media posts and the official website.
For AASTU, it is the opposite—the stories presented are akin to political news, and the naming of channels and pages is confusing (usernames on most social media), with unverified pages.
My motivation for writing this is spurred by today’s two posts:
1. An edited man (at right) was added to image that looks unprofessional.
2. They posted a 'scan me' QR code without a description or link, forcing you to download the image and scan it, only to be directed to a website full of advertisements.
Forming best social media and content creation team is not hard task for such large organization, in my opinion.
This needs attention.
@innovate_aastu
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