MONROVIA, LIBERIA — 4Life Zoe Vocational Training School has conducted a test for students of its 40th class as the institution celebrates ten years of existence under the leadership of its Chief Executive Officer, Varney Sheriff.
Since its establishment, the school has benefited thousands of young people across Liberia by providing vocational training opportunities aimed at equipping them with practical skills for employment, entrepreneurship, and self-reliance.
The assessment of the 40th class forms part of the institution’s ongoing training activities as it marks a decade of operations. The test is intended to assess students’ understanding and competencies acquired through their respective training programs.
Over the past ten years, vocational education has remained an important avenue for helping young people develop practical abilities and explore opportunities to earn a living, particularly in a challenging employment environment.
As it commemorates its tenth anniversary, 4Life Zoe Vocational Training School reflects on its years of service and its contribution to skills development among young people nationwide.
The institution’s anniversary also provides an opportunity to recognize the importance of vocational training in promoting self-employment, strengthening livelihoods, and expanding opportunities for young Liberians.
Further details regarding the anniversary celebration, the number of students participating in the latest test, and the school’s specific vocational programs were not immediately available.
