UCC GRADUATE AUTHORS 2ND BOOK, COUNSELS GRADUATES

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Graduates from the country’s tertiary educational institutions have been advised to critically undertake self assessment so as to identify their capabilities, potential and talents with the aim of harnessing such abilities for their own good and benefit of the larger society. 

This is one proactive way for graduates to avoid their over-reliance on the government for employment or reduce their vulnerability to anti-social vices and peer pressure.

 A Molecular Biology and Biotechnologist from the University of Cape Coast, Richard Asare gave the advice in an interview with Ashanti Today. 

Master Asare, who completed his National Service at the Crops Research Institute of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research at Fumesua in the Ashanti last month, has already released an 80-page book titled, “Achieving Higher Standards like Never Before”.

It is the second book that the 25 year old has authored, as part of his personal initiatives to keep himself occupied and also to improve on his creativity and natural talent.

Master Asare questioned the rational for the formation of the Graduate Unemployed Association of Ghana which is made up of young people who claim to be jobless after graduating from school.

 The young author asked school graduates to do introspection to find out their strengths and weaknesses as well as their natural gifts.

 It is by so doing that they will be able to change their weaknesses to opportunities, while improving on the strengths to achieve perfection. 

Similarly, the youth must identify their role models and work hard to attain similar or even better standard saying that he has tried very hard to reach the status of Dr. Arthur Kennedy who, even though is a professional medical practitioner, is also into writing.

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