Talented Multimedia Institute has held its 21stgraduation ceremony,promising to expand its operations to other regions of the country in the foreseeable future.
The graduation ceremony, which came off last Saturday, July 30, at the Germano Event Centre at Kasoa in the Central Region, witnessed about ten students (three ladies and seven men) passing out at the colourful occasion.
The ceremony themed “Integrity, Innovation and Creativity”was attended by a large number of personalities, including stakeholders in both radio and television industries among others.
Some of the past students are Agyenim Boateng (Ahenkan FM), Kyei Baffour (Obaatanpa Radio), Napoleon Paintsil (Twifoman FM), DorisOpare (Adubeaseman FM).
Other past students of the school such as OwoaheneAntwiBoasiako (Net 2 TV), Coach Ike (Sky Power), Rev.Fiifi Ankoma (Rainbow Radio) and a host of others graced the event.
Graduates were awarded advanced certificates.Creative, talented, disciplined and hardworking students were also rewarded with gift and souvenirs from the institute.
The institute since its establishment has produced a strong set of talented radio and television personalities, serving the needs of society.
Addressing invited guests and students at the ceremony, the director of the institute, Eric Akoto, who is also the programmes manager of Kasoa-based Obaatanpa Radio, challenged the graduates to not compromise their principles and to make sure that “nothing goes wrong under their watch.”
Hesaid the school has been in existence for the past 19years, and has trained many presenters currently working in many radio and television stations in the country.
Mr. Akoto advised the fresh graduates to always put what they have learnt during their intensive study at Talented Multimedia Institute into practice, urging them to be humble and respectful.
By George Clifford Owusu