Monrovia – Miss Faith Smith, guest speaker at the 2nd graduation program of Girls’ Pride Liberia, has urged graduates to prioritize manifesting their skills through innovation and transforming their dreams into reality.
By Perry B. Zordyu, contributing writer
Miss Smith emphasized that the graduates should apply the skills they have acquired to make a meaningful impact in their homes, communities, and the world at large.
Speaking over the weekend, the Gender Advocate and Communication Director of FORUMCIV described the occasion as a testament to the graduates’ resilience and commitment to excellence. She highlighted the importance of vocational training in maximizing achievement and generating resources to improve lives, particularly for ordinary people.
Ceremony Held at Victory Outreach Church
Miss Smith noted: “The Class of 2024 embodies the spirit of resilience, determination, and a commitment to excellence. They have the ability to innovate, empathize, and connect with audiences on a profound level.”
She added that the skills acquired during their training are invaluable in various contexts—whether in the classroom, public arena, or home. She encouraged the graduates to use these skills as a foundation for continuous learning, growth, and inspiration for others.
Faith Smith also called on the graduates to move forward with purpose and integrity as they embark on new chapters in their lives.
Vocational Education as a Pathway to Change
Meanwhile, the President of the graduating class, Amie Dean, underscored the importance of vocational education as a cornerstone for creating employment opportunities and advancing the educational sector.
Dean stated that vocational training equips individuals with the tools to become productive and fruitful when their skills are fully utilized.
About Girls’ Pride Liberia
The graduation ceremony marked the successful completion of training for over 20 students. Girls’ Pride Liberia, based in Paynesville, is a vocational training institute dedicated to equipping young people with diverse skills and preparing them for the job market.
The institution remains committed to fostering empowerment and innovation, ensuring its graduates are well-prepared to contribute positively to society.
