It was all smiles on the faces of thousands of students who today graduated in various disciplines from the Fiji School of Medicine and the Fiji Institute of Technology.
Our News Team spoke to a number of students from both the institutions on their feelings today and their future plans.
Malakai Cagonibure of Kasavu today graduated with a Trade Certificate in Automobile and Road Transport from FIT, and he has plans to further his studies abroad.
Raj Kumar of Vunidawa who graduated with a Bachelor in Pharmacy from the FSM said Fiji is his home, and he will now try to find work and serve the people.
Losalini Senicaucau from Moce, Lau graduated with a certificate in Public Health also from FSM, and is now looking forward to pursuing a Diploma in the same discipline.
A total of 1,164 students graduated from FIT today while more than 250 students graduated from the FSM.
1164 students graduate from FIT, over 250 from FSM
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