Day 2: Preparing for the Future of Work in an AI-Driven World

Day 2 at Mount Kenya University Job fair continues to highlight an important question: What does it take to thrive in a rapidly changing world of work?

With artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and global remote workplaces reshaping industries, students must increasingly look beyond academic qualifications and develop skills such as adaptability, critical thinking, digital competence, communication, and continuous learning.

Student Engagement Through Campus Ambassadors

Day 2 was also marked by vibrant activities led by ERP Tohama's campus ambassadors, who brought energy to student engagement through interactive activities and peer-to-peer mobilization, introducing fellow students to career development opportunities through YoungBrain and MyInternship.

This forms part of ERP Tohama's ongoing Campus Ambassador Programme, which continues to expand across universities and colleges in Kenya. The programme welcomes proactive students passionate about technology, leadership, and career development to help connect their campus communities to professional opportunities.

As Job Fair Week continues, the conversations reinforce the importance of collaboration between universities, employers, and students in preparing the next generation for an evolving workplace.

For ERP Tohama, preparing people for the future means creating opportunities to learn, grow, connect, and turn potential into meaningful professional journeys.