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Students after completing their examination. Photo by Samson Ganiko. By Samson Ganiko Moyo Kajo Keji health training institute is in full plans to hold its third graduation in Arua where several students are set to be released in the field of job opportunities
Students after completing their examination. Photo by Samson Ganiko.
By Samson Ganiko
Moyo
Kajo Keji health training institute is in full plans to hold its third graduation in Arua where several students are set to be released in the field of job opportunities.
According to Olwa Geoffrey, the Academic administrator, they are going to graduate three lots of students who completed from 2022, 2023 and 2024, a total of 350 graduands scheduled for 16 of December 2024.
He said in 2022, they had 66 students, 2023 they had 128 and in 2024 they are having 156 candidates who completed and are to graduate.
Odongo Emmanuel the principal of the institution said in preparations, they have so far done three meetings as they are expecting massive turn up from the three lots.
“We were able to accumulate 3 lots which we could have done annually, however this is in line with financial constraints. We do this because of the current financial challenges the institute is in.” the principal pointed.
Lou Louis Koboji the founder of the intuition said their vision is to see that health care is improved in East Africa.
“Given the situation now, we are having this mission and we believe it is going to change our society. Our strategic plan is to improve health care service in East Africa,” Lou said.
Kajo keji health institute started in 2013 in south Sudan but due to the civil war the intuition was relocated to Arua west Nile in 2016. Currently the institution is having an enrolment of 466 leaners.