More than seventy students graduated from the CISCO Networking Academy last Friday.
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Held at the National University of Samoa (N.U.S), Vice Chancellor Professor Fui Le’apai Asofou So’o, congratulated the students for perseverance and their families for their support.
The Vice Chancellor encouraged the graduates to out and share their knowledge so they contribute to the development of Samoa. Students received certificates from three different programs.
They are Information Technology Essentials, Cisco Certified Networking Associate 1(C.C.N.A 1), (C.C.N.A 2) and (C.C.N.A3). The CISCO academy exists to help students of Samoa understand technology.
The Dean of Faculty of Science, Peseta Desmond Lee Hang, encouraged the students that this is not the end of their journey He reminded them that graduation day is only the beginning and there are bigger and brighter steps for them up ahead.
One of the programme’s facilitators, Hobert Sasa, presented the certificates to the graduates to applause from their proud relatives and friends who were there to congratulate them.
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