On Thursday, I visited the RC Bugolobi. The guest speaker was PP Peter Jemba Kiwanuka of RC of Mengo. He spoke about the importance of vocational service as one of the key avenues of Rotary, and engaged us in a vocational quiz to gauge our levels of commitment and the extent to which we promote of our vocations as Rotarians. 
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He emphasized the following:

1. Rotary is about character and classification.
2. Your classification is what you represent in the club and it is also what you take to the community.
3. Every Rotarian should give regular classification talks in their club and other clubs so that everyone knows what you do. A vocational talk should not last more than ten minutes.
4. Take people to your vocations.
5. The Four- way test guides us on how we should behave. Ensure you have it displayed in your office and in any other prominent place.
6. Every Rotarian should be an example (read “role model”) to the New Generation and should give them career guidance.
7. As a Rotarian always do something to amplify your vocation and profession in the month of October.
8. Rotary clubs are replicas of vocations in the community.

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