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Latwell Nyangu
TELONE Centre for Learning, which specialises in telecommunications and general ICT training, has postponed its 2023 graduation as it holds out for university status.
The centre has extended the learning time for at least 600 students, who are now expected to graduate next year.
TelOne corporate communications head, Melody Harry, said the postponement will allow the organisation to ensure that it produces quality graduates.
The learning centre is currently undergoing a restructuring and clean-up exercise in preparation for the attainment of university status, a process expected to start next year.
She said the restructuring had seen the auditing of facilities, systems, staff capacity and teaching and learning methodologies.
“In assessing and stress testing the systems, it became necessary for at least 600 students in the supposed graduating class to be given more learning time so that specific subject areas are adequately covered,” Harry said.
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