Monrovia — The 4Life Zoe Technical Training Program, one of Liberia’s leading vocational schools, graduated 280 students over the weekend at its Cycle 33 graduation ceremony held at Winner Chapel headquarters in Congo Town, Paynesville.
By Selma Lomax [email protected]
Most of the graduates were scholarship recipients under programs sponsored by CEO Francis Varney and Dr. Thomas Nimeme Tweh.
Delivering the keynote address on May 24, 2025, Dr. Tweh emphasized the value of vocational skills in Liberia’s post-war recovery, assuring graduates that jobs await them. “As career students, jobs are already awaiting you upon graduation,” he said.
Dr. Tweh urged the graduates to “put God first in all you do,” sharing that his own childhood struggles taught him the importance of faith. He encouraged them to manage their finances wisely as budding entrepreneurs to ensure success.
Known locally as “Original Country-Man,” Dr. Tweh pledged continued support for 4Life Zoe’s vocational programs as part of his community contributions. He also offered words of encouragement to Liberia’s future leaders, especially young people.
CEO Francis Varney reaffirmed the school’s commitment to empowering Liberia’s youth. He announced plans to construct additional classrooms to accommodate the rising student population, addressing current space limitations.
Varney also revealed the introduction of a new yellow duty machine driving course at an affordable cost, expanding the school’s offerings.
In addition, the school has purchased acres of land to provide long-term housing for its instructors, aiming to motivate and retain quality teaching staff.
“We have many new developments underway to make 4Life Zoe stand out among vocational schools in Liberia,” Varney said.
The graduation ceremony was attended by parents, invited guests, and staff members, marking a milestone in the school’s ongoing growth and impact.
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