Students graduating from the Fiji Institute of Technology say they need assurances that there are jobs available for them in Fiji after the completion of their studies.
As the graduation for more than 830 FIT students starts this hour at the Vodafone Arena, we spoke to some of them who stressed that while it is a happy day for them today, there is uncertainty on where they will head now.
Rizwan Ali of Navua who is today graduating with a Diploma in Business Accounting said it will be tough to find a good job.
Noa Turaga-Drau-ni-Tuku of Nausori who is graduating with a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering said while there is a good market for his field overseas, he still wants to stay in Fiji.
Interim Prime Minister, Commodore Frank Bainimarama is the Chief Guest at the FIT graduation ceremony.
Graduating Students Need Job Assurance
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