Fiji's two most popular music artists will be sharing their experiences to boost the music programme at the Fiji Institute of Technology.
Laisa Vulakoro said with her 30 year experience in the music industry, she will be able to teach students on how to earn a living through music.
Vude King Seru Serevi and Laisa Vulakoro have been recruited by FIT as they believe that the appointment will help the music students and provide students the necessary interface with the music industry.
Serevi told Fijivillage that he is ready to take up the challenge.
Serevi is also part of Fiji Performing Rights Association and has won several music awards.
Since 1981 he has released 14 albums which were sold throughout the Pacific.
He was also hired by the government to produce a song named "A New Day".
FIT recruit Vulakoro, Serevi
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