On the 05th of June 2025, Students from Musanze College showcased outstanding skills and determination at the 2025 National Skills Competition, earning gold and bronze medals in a prestigious event that celebrates vocational excellence. This achievement reinforces the growing strength of technical education in Rwanda and highlights their commitment to hands-on learning and professional development. During the Awarding Ceremony at Camp Kigali, Musanze College students excelled in their respective fields, securing a gold medal in bricklaying and a bronze medal in Electrical Automation.

The event was graced by Karakye Charles, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education, who commended all participants for their unwavering commitment to vocational excellence. Reflecting on their achievement, he stated:

"The hard work and talent displayed in this competition reflect the growing strength of technical education in shaping a skilled and empowered workforce. Competitors have truly demonstrated the value of vocational training in building a bright future for our nation," Charles remarked.

Musanze College students embraced the competition as an opportunity to test their skills, engage with industry experts, and represent their institution with pride. As the National Skills Competition concludes, their success stands as an inspiration for aspiring vocational learners, reaffirming Rwanda’s dedication to nurturing technical education and skill development.

The National Skills Competition serves as a vital platform for fostering technical excellence, innovation, and market-driven solutions across diverse sectors. By encouraging hands-on learning and industry-driven expertise, the competition equips participants with the skills needed to meet modern challenges. The achievements of Musanze College students highlight the impact of vocational education in shaping a skilled and empowered workforce, reinforcing Rwanda’s commitment to advancing technical training for sustainable development.

Story by Eric NSHIMIYIMANA | Public Relations & Communication Officer

On the 05th of June 2025, Students from Musanze College showcased outstanding skills and determination at the 2025 National Skills Competition, earning gold and bronze medals in a prestigious event that celebrates vocational excellence. This achievement reinforces the growing strength of technical education in Rwanda and highlights their commitment to hands-on learning and professional development. During the Awarding Ceremony at Camp Kigali, Musanze College students excelled in their respective fields, securing a gold medal in bricklaying and a bronze medal in Electrical Automation.

The event was graced by Karakye Charles, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education, who commended all participants for their unwavering commitment to vocational excellence. Reflecting on their achievement, he stated:

"The hard work and talent displayed in this competition reflect the growing strength of technical education in shaping a skilled and empowered workforce. Competitors have truly demonstrated the value of vocational training in building a bright future for our nation," Charles remarked.

Musanze College students embraced the competition as an opportunity to test their skills, engage with industry experts, and represent their institution with pride. As the National Skills Competition concludes, their success stands as an inspiration for aspiring vocational learners, reaffirming Rwanda’s dedication to nurturing technical education and skill development.

The National Skills Competition serves as a vital platform for fostering technical excellence, innovation, and market-driven solutions across diverse sectors. By encouraging hands-on learning and industry-driven expertise, the competition equips participants with the skills needed to meet modern challenges. The achievements of Musanze College students highlight the impact of vocational education in shaping a skilled and empowered workforce, reinforcing Rwanda’s commitment to advancing technical training for sustainable development.

Story by Eric NSHIMIYIMANA | Public Relations & Communication Officer