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More than 110 students graduate from Pacific Polytech

More than 110 students graduate from Pacific Polytech

More than 110 students have graduated from Pacific Polytech in Tavua, celebrating an important milestone in their education and training journey.

Families, friends, community leaders and invited guests gathered to celebrate the graduates' achievements.

The event's chief guest, electrical engineer and entrepreneur Rohit Chandra, encouraged graduates to continue working hard, stay focused and never stop learning.

Drawing from his own experience, Chandra told graduates that success comes with challenges and that perseverance, discipline and determination are important in achieving their goals.

He also highlighted the importance of gaining practical experience alongside classroom learning and encouraged graduates to be ready to adapt to changing job opportunities.

Pacific Polytech congratulated the graduates and reaffirmed its commitment to providing practical skills and industry-focused training to support Fiji's development.

The ceremony concluded with the presentation of certificates and awards, followed by celebrations with family and friends. 

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