Luis Miguel De Camps leads technical graduation at ITESIL Dajabón
The Minister of Education, Luis Miguel De Camps García-Mella, was the guest of honor at the seventy-sixth graduation ceremony of the San Ignacio de Loyola Technological Institute (ITESIL), held in the province of Dajabón. In this emotional event, 180 new technical high school graduates completed their academic training, ready to join the country’s labor and professional market.
During his speech, the official extended warm congratulations to the graduates, encouraging them to maintain perseverance on their path toward excellence. De Camps emphasized the importance of continuing to train constantly to achieve their personal goals and become positive role models within their respective communities and areas of specialization.
I invite you to continue preparing yourselves until you go as far as your dreams allow you, and thus succeed in becoming professionals who serve as a positive reference in each of your areas.
Luis Miguel De Camps García-Mella, Minister of Labor
The head of Education also dedicated words of recognition to the students’ families. He highlighted the fundamental role of parents and guardians, who were the necessary pillar of support for the young people to overcome academic challenges and achieve this important educational goal.
Comprehensive training and values at ITESIL
For his part, the director of ITESIL, Reverend Father José Rafael Núñez Mármol, popularly known as Father Chepe, delivered a farewell message to the new technicians. The director urged the young people to carry with them the ethical and moral values instilled in the institution, applying them in every step of their professional lives.
The graduates received their degrees in various technical areas that are vital for the productive development of the region, highlighting specialties in:
- Computer Science
- Agronomy
- Nursing
- Cabinetmaking
- Automotive Mechanics
- Veterinary Medicine
- Food Industry
- Refrigeration
With this new group of graduates, ITESIL reaffirms its commitment to quality technical education, delivering to Dominican society professionals who are trained and committed to national progress.
