GH Schools Graduates 288 in Cosmetology, Fashion, and Catering

Accra: A total of 288 young professionals have successfully graduated from GH Schools in cosmetology, fashion, and catering. According to Ghana News Agency, the 19th graduation ceremony, held at the school's Mega Studio in Accra, celebrated the completion of 90 students from Cosmetology, 112 from Fashion, and 86 from Catering. Mr. Leslie Addo Listowell, the Rector, expressed profound pride in the graduating cohorts, acknowledging their successful journey through a practical academic curriculum designed to produce competent and industry-ready graduates. He extended gratitude to parents, benefactors, and partners and affiliates for their unwavering support. Dr. Kofi Osei-Kusi, the Chancellor of the School, charged the 288 graduates to pursue their careers based on three core principles: 'Believe in yourself. Believe in God. Believe in Ghana.' He emphasized that self-confidence and faith must be coupled with a commitment to national development. The Chancellor urged the new graduates to channel their acquired skills towards building the nation, reminding them that their roots and future prosperity were tied to Ghana's progress. Dr. Adelaide Grace Mensah-Kufuor, a renowned consultant in Hospitality and Catering Management and the guest of honour, said Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) were a critical force for economic transformation. She highlighted the recent government reforms, such as the establishment of the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET), as an effort aimed at placing the TVET sector as a key enabler for economic transformation. Dr. Mensah-Kufuor praised the graduates as future job creators and innovators whose skills in cosmetology, fashion, and catering would drive entrepreneurship, shape culture, and bolster key sectors of the national economy. The ceremony also featured the presentation of numerous academic and non-academic awards, recognizing exceptional talent and dedication among the students.