The CEO of the 4LifeZoe Vocational Training Institute has congratulate Armed Forces Of Liberia (AFL) scholarship students on successfully completing 3 months of intensive hands-on training in Solar Technology, CCTV Systems, Plumbing, Electricity, Driving, Computer, Biodigester Installation, and Solar Panel Maintenance.
This milestone reflects their dedication and the transformative impact of 4LifeZoe Vocational Training Institute’s programs.
According to a release, CEO Francis Varney launched a groundbreaking initiative three months ago, awarding over 1,000 scholarships to government institutions across the nation. As part of this effort, 150 scholarships were prioritized for the Armed Forces, equipping service members with cutting-edge technical skills to advance their careers and contribute to national development.
“At 4LifeZoe Vocational Training Institute—recognized as the first and leading institution in innovative vocational education—we are committed to easing the government’s burden by bridging the skills gap and empowering citizens. Through strategic partnerships with public institutions, our programs provide accessible, high-quality training in high-demand fields, reducing unemployment, fostering self-reliance, and strengthening key sectors like renewable energy and security technology,” the release said.
The school that the achievement underscores its mission to build a skilled workforce that drives progress while supporting government’s efforts in education, youth empowerment, and sustainable development.
“This version emphasizes the institute’s role in supporting government goals, highlights the scale of the scholarship initiative, and positions 4LifeZoe as a trusted partner in national development,” the release stated.
Meanwhile, the schools will hold its Cycle 34 graduation on 24 of May at the Winners Chapel Church in Congo Town.
