CIFM: Outgoing rector sets agenda for successor
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THE pioneer Rector of the College of Insurance and Financial Management (CIFM), Dr Yeside Oyetayo, has urged her successor, Dr Chizoba Ehiogu, to build on established relationships to further promote the college.
Oyetayo said that her administration secured some local and international partnership in the past nine years to give the college a brand.
She urged that Ehiogu should be
prepared to foster more of such relationships to sustain the college.
According to her, such partnerships would make the college to become more visible, showcase its value and improve in its output in terms of curriculum, delivery and content.
“The college has a lot of potential and programmes lined up within the industry to anchor.
“CIFM has a lot to offer because of the various partnerships it has entered into over the years, which has increased its ability, but the new rector and the industry must make the best use of the potential,” she said.
Oyetayo advised insurers to devote more time and resources for the mandatory trainings offered by the college, as well as the non-mandatory ones.
She said that the trainings would equip them with the more skills and build their capacities.
She expressed worry that the college would, sometimes, almost beg insurance companies to send nominations for the non-mandatory trainings.
NAN reports that Oyetayo emerged the pioneer Rector of CIFM in April 2014.
Her tenure officially ends on Friday. (NAN)
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-September. 29, 2023 @ 13:25 GMT |
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