GRADUATING Solomon Islands National University (SINU) students have been challenged to further their education and achieve more even though they have successfully completed part of the dream this year.
SINU Vice Chancellor Glynn Galo highlighted this when addressing the 1541 students graduating from the national institution yesterday.
He said, this qualification should lead the students to progressively achieved their dreams and go for further higher qualifications.
“For many of you this may be the first formal qualification you will now possess but this should now lead you to progressively achieving further higher qualification while others of you will now go on to seek employment or start your own ventures.
“I would like some of you to think about furthering your academic career and not be satisfied with that you received today (Yesterday), you can progress your tertiary education through our very own university,” he said.
Dr Galo on behalf of the university congratulated the graduating students for their achievement.
“On behalf of the university fraternity, I wish to convey our most sincere congratulations to the 2015 graduating students.
“You have done very well in successfully completing your studies and now you formally graduating and receiving your certificates,” he added.
He also encouraged the graduating students to feel special and enjoy their day.
“This is your day so please take the time to enjoy the day, graduation events do not occur all the time so enjoy every minute of it as it is a memorable occasion for you,” he said.
The Vice Chancellor thanked those that supported the graduating students through the course of their studies especially their sponsors and their immediate relatives and families.
“Finally, I wish to most sincerely thank the hard working staff of the university, who contributed to your training, they are proud of you, he said.
“We wish you a very successful career in whatever you find yourself engaged in,” he concluded.
By BIRIAU WILSON SAENI
