VICTORIA, Seychelles โ Rohan Albert has been awarded the prestigious Presidentโs Cup during the graduation ceremony of the Seychelles Institute of Technology held at the International Conference Centre Seychelles, recognising his outstanding academic achievement. The SIT Presidentโs Cup was awarded to Rohan, who successfully completed a National Diploma in Construction Industry, standing out among more than 200 graduates at the ceremony.
Vice-President Sebastien Pillay presented the award to Rohan at the ceremony, which was also attended by Education Minister David Pierre and SIT director Ferdinand Desnousse. The Presidentโs Cup is the highest honour awarded to a graduating student at SIT, recognising exceptional academic performance and contribution to the institute.
The SIT graduation ceremony marked a significant milestone for more than 200 students who completed their studies across various technical and vocational fields. The institute plays a crucial role in developing Seychellesโ technical workforce, providing training in construction, engineering, information technology, and other applied sciences that directly support the countryโs development needs.
Seychelles Institute of Technology continues to be a key institution in the countryโs education landscape, offering nationally and internationally recognised qualifications. The graduates are expected to contribute to various sectors of the economy, helping to address the demand for skilled technical professionals in Seychelles.
The graduation ceremony underscores the growing emphasis on technical and vocational education and training in Seychelles, as the government continues to invest in developing a skilled workforce to support economic diversification and national development goals.
Rohan Albertโs Presidentโs Cup achievement sets a benchmark for technical education excellence in Seychelles.
