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24 nurses honoured after graduating in Seychelles

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Twenty-four nurses in Seychelles were honoured after earning bachelor’s and master’s degrees. The ceremony presented these qualifications as an important step for their careers and for strengthening the country’s nursing workforce, according to the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation.

Twenty-four Seychellois nurses were honoured at a ceremony after completing bachelor’s or master’s-level studies, according to the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation (SBC), the public broadcaster of Seychelles.

The graduates described the recognition as an important step in their careers and in training the archipelago’s nursing workforce. Their studies covered both levels of higher education in the English-speaking system, with a bachelor’s degree corresponding to an undergraduate degree and a master’s degree to a higher, specialised level.

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