Monrovia – The 4Life Zoe Technical Training Program, one of Liberia’s leading vocational schools, celebrated the graduation of hundreds of young Liberians in entrepreneurship following months of intensive training.
By Selma Lomax [email protected]
The graduation ceremony, marking the school’s 32nd batch of graduates, took place on February 28, 2025, in District #13, Montserrado County.
The event was highlighted by worship songs and praise, with attendees expressing gratitude for the school’s success and its impact on Liberia’s vocational education sector over the years.
4Life Zoe Technical Training Program offers both short-term and long-term skills training courses at affordable costs, aimed at equipping Liberians with the skills needed for success in various fields.
At the graduation, the “Free Thinkers Alliance of Liberia” presented an award to CEO Francis A. Varney for his outstanding contributions to vocational education in Liberia. Varney was honored with a certificate recognizing his exemplary work in the sector.
In his address to the graduates, CEO Varney encouraged them to develop a relationship with God, stressing that “skills without God are for nothing.” He urged the graduates to involve God in their endeavors to ensure their success and progress in life.
Varney also took the opportunity to officially launch the long-awaited heavy-duty driving training course, which will be offered as an additional program at 4Life Zoe Technical Training Program, continuing the school’s commitment to providing affordable education.
The ceremony was well-attended by graduates, invitees, and well-wishers, who gathered along Jamaica Road in District #13 to celebrate the accomplishments of the latest batch of graduates.
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