Students awarded at Arwyp Training Institute’s merit function
The students performed well, with many graduating with honours and clinical distinctions
STUDENTS of the Arwyp Training Institute(ATI) were recognised on Friday afternoon during the merit awards function.
The annual event was held at the Kempton Park Civic Centre.
Students were awarded for their outstanding efforts in a range of courses, including nursery auxiliary and best student awards, which were sponsored by ATI and Van Schaik Bookstores.
The students did exceptionally well, with many graduating with honours and clinical distinctions.
The biggest winners included Thulisile Florence Ndobe, Monique Basson and Bongiwe Manyoni.
Ndobe, who was elected by the unit managers, was awarded the Arwyp Medical Centre Unit Managers’ Award.
Basson received the Best Student Award. This award is presented to the candidate who obtained the highest average mark in the final theoretical and clinical examination of their respective course.
Manyoni was awarded the Best Bridging Student Award. This award is presented to the best bridging student over the two-year course.
