Masisukume Sifunde-ABET e-Christ The King Hospital

Ngesizulu sithi imfundo ayikhulelwa which means one is never too old to learn, indeed this was evident at Christ The King Hospital on the day of our ABET graduation.

Adult Basic Education and Training is a program initiated by Government in order to address the importance of education and eradicate illiteracy especially in previously disadvantaged communities.

An old wise woman once said “you have got to have a dream. When you lose your dreams you die. We have so many people walking around dead and they do not even know it! The idea is to always find opportunity in change and have no regrets, the elderly usually have no regrets for what they did but rather for things they did not do”.

Making efforts to develop ones self can never be a disgrace regardless of how old one is but there is a disgrace in lack of trying. All the speakers for the day spoke with one voice they said that when one opens themselves to information they access knowledge which broadens their thinking thus improving performance in what one does in their work situation. They further urged graduates to embrace and adopt the change that they are in.

Pride and joy was written on the faces of our graduates and their loved ones, who were there to support them as they received their certificates, hereunder are the people who were awarded certificates on the day.

There was a lot of appreciation in the air that day to:
Management for their support in allocating venues and provisions of time.
Tutors for volunteering their services
Colleagues for continuing with the work while ABET students and tutors carry on with their lessons.
Department of Health, our Government and all who work hard to ensure the smooth operation of this program, thank you all.

MASISUKUME SIFUNDE!!!!
By Ms N.Ndlela

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