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 Deepshay Roy’s favourite pastime while growing up was running an imaginary car repair centre complete with toy cars and pretend customers. His interest in the field had originated from watching his father and grandfather, both of whom were mechanics. So, it came as no surprise to his parents when he decided to pursue a career in the automotive mechanical field.Roy was born and raised in Wairabetia, Lautoka where he lived with his parents and a younger sister. His father works in the mechanical field while his mother is a homemaker. He attained his primary education from Wairabetia Muslim Primary School and his secondary education from Pandit Vishnu Deo Memorial College.  |
GRADUATES CHALLENGED TO USE KNOWLEDGE POSITIVELY IN WORKFORCE
GRADUATES from the Fiji National University’s (FNU) College of Engineering, Science and Technology (CEST) were today urged to use education as a tool and change the world.
Speaking to about 248 graduating students, chief guest Irwin Alsop Pacific Ltd managing director
Warren Yee challenged them to use their newly attained qualification, skills and knowledge positively at the work place.
FNU CONFERS AWARDS TO THE FIRST EVER BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING (HONOURS) GRADUATES
Graduates from the Fiji National University’s (FNU) College of Engineering, Science and Technology (CEST)
were urged to use education as a tool and change the world at their graduation ceremony today in Suva
Chief guest Warren Yee, speaking to 248 graduating students challenged them to use their newly attained qualification, skills and knowledge positively at the work place.
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