Monrovia — Over 300 students from the 4Life Zoe Technical Vocational Training Program graduated over the weekend after months of intensive training in various courses offered by the school.
4Life Zoe Technical Vocational School is known for providing affordable courses to the public and is considered one of Liberia’s leading vocational training institutions.
The Class 35 graduation ceremony, held at the Monrovia Christian Fellowship on December 12, 2025, generated excitement among graduates, guests, and the school administration.
Named the “Class of Mercy,” the event was well attended and celebrated the achievements of the students.
Francis A. Varney, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of 4Life Zoe Technical Vocational School, reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to providing diverse vocational training programs at affordable prices across Liberia. He emphasized that the school’s mission is to create more job opportunities for Liberians.
Speaking about the school’s success, Mr. Varney attributed it to God and encouraged the graduates to serve as ambassadors of change in their respective fields. He highlighted the school’s strong relationships with both private and public sector organizations, explaining that these connections provide graduates with valuable employment Opportunities.
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