Celebrating success

N. Peinge Sheuyange N. Peinge Sheuyange 30 Aug 2026

On Friday, 18 September, the Atlantic Training Institution held its graduation ceremony in Ongwediva, where 600 students received certificates across various courses.

Exciting developments are underway as ATI prepares to expand its facilities. The director of ATI Mr Absalom Seburon announced that in November, the institution will have its site handover for the construction of new campus and the hospital in Oshakati. This new facility will greatly benefit the community and will absorb most of the graduates, providing them with vital employment opportunity.

The director also shared an inspiring story of the institution’s remarkable growth since its humble beginnings. He revealed that ATI started with just 7 students in 2019. Today it boasts a population of about 5 thousand students across the South and North regions. The institution has also evolved from being non-credited to achieving full accreditation by Namibia Qualification Authority (NQA) and registration with the Health Professions Council of Namibia (HPCNA).

The director urged graduates to remember that their success was driven by commitment, hardworking, and resilience, reminding them to overcome obstacles along the way. The institution accomodates over 5000 students accross the countr

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