Students celebrate at Bundaberg TAFE graduation ceremony
The Bundaberg TAFE’s class of 2022 donned graduation caps and gowns for a special ceremony to celebrate years of hard work. See the full gallery.
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It was a night of celebration for Bundaberg TAFE students on Tuesday as they gathered for a graduation ceremony to remember.
Sixty graduates gathered at Brother’s Sports Club to celebrate the culmination of their studies at the presentation ceremony and receive their course certificates.
TAFE Queensland East Coast region general manager Ana Rodger said it was a proud moment for students and staff.
“Each and every one of our Bundaberg graduates have worked so hard and invested a significant amount of time in their studies this year so it’s an absolute privilege to be able to celebrate this special moment with our graduating students and pay tribute to them and their families,” Ms Rodger said.
“There is no greater reward than seeing our students complete their studies, and we are honoured to not only have played such a significant role in their journeys, but also to be able to share this memorable day with them.”
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