The Chief Executive Officer of Abrantie College, Mr. David Thompson, has encouraged graduates to uphold truthfulness and diligence in their professional journeys.
Speaking at the college’s 17th Graduation Ceremony held at the National Theatre in Accra, Mr. Thompson emphasized the importance of integrity and patience in dealing with clients.
“Be truthful in your endeavors and have patience for your customers,” he advised.
The ceremony celebrated over 100 graduates who excelled in various disciplines, including 50 in Fashion, 40 in Cosmetology, 10 in Catering, and 20 in Skill Enhancement.
These graduates underwent comprehensive training, hands-on internships, and rigorous assessments, preparing them to excel in their respective industries.
Under the theme, “Technical Education: The Master Key Unlocking Doors to National Development,” the event highlighted the critical role technical and vocational training plays in national progress.
The Director General of Ghana TVET Service, Mr. David Prah, who served as the guest of honor, commended Abrantie College for its contribution to vocational education.
Describing the institution as a “beacon of hope for technical and vocational education in Ghana,” he announced plans by the government to include Abrantie College and other private institutions in training programs aimed at enhancing their impact.
Graduates expressed their gratitude for the quality education received and pledged to uphold the college’s legacy through excellence in their careers.
Source: Jagri Boaz Binyinjom
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