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Dec 15, 2012 News
Through hard work and dedication, 12 students of the Art Williams and Harry Wendt Aeronautical Engineering School (AWHWAES) successfully completed their training, which qualifies them as aeronautical engineers.
The 14th graduation ceremony was held yesterday at the Wings Aviation Ltd. Hangar, Ogle Airport, East Coast Demerara.
The graduates are Dillon Dhanraj, Kadeem Elcock, Andre Freeman,
Drexel Marcus, Jonathan Marcus, Damien Munroe, Cleveroy Patrick, Paul Ramlall, Balkrishna Ramsook, Mark Ricknauth, Jennel Shannon and Fidel Vasconcelllos.
According to the Executive Manager of AWHWAES, Nalini Chanderban, every year there are graduates who would have spent three years in training, “graduating to do rodeo-license exam. So every year we would have a Third Year leaving and a new year starting.”
Kaieteur News understands that AWHWAES teaches the basics to students during a three-year course after which they would move on to get their license to be an air craft maintenance engineer at the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority.
Prime Minister, Samuel Hinds, who was a little late for another meeting, encouraged the graduates to practise their skills. They will gain experience and be able to make further developments in the aircraft sector which will eventually help develop the country.
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