It was a day filled with congratulations and ululation as The Independent Institute of Education (Pty) Ltd (IIE) Varsity College Sandton honoured the Class of 2018 for their dedicated hard work at a two-session graduation ceremony held at Crawford College Sandton.
The class of 2018 excelled academically and were honourably conferred by guest speaker Nola Payne, a representative of The IIE.
The procession was led by The IIE’s Varsity College Sandton principal Andre Lubbe, who reiterated the words of wisdom he shared with the students when they entered their first year.
The event also gave an opportunity to recognise students who achieved top academic excellence, from a spectrum of qualifications offered at the college. The further acknowledgment was given to particular lecturers who produced high pass rates in their respective courses.
Top student achievers were:
- Frew Jane Murdoch (Bachelor of Art General)
- Brittany Jade Priest-Jones (Bachelor of Arts in Corporate Communications)
- Dalton Blumenfeld (Bachelor of Commerce in Law)
- Caitlyn Davies (Bachelor of Commerce)
- Catherine Goldstein (Bachelor of Arts Honours in Communication)
- Luthandolwethu Kopolo (Bachelor of Commerce Honours in Management)
- Bokamoso Lesedi Mahlari (Diploma in Business Management and Entrepreneurship)
- Jessica Nel (Diploma in Information Technology – Software Development)
- Reuben Fleiser (Diploma in Sports Development and Management)
- Ntokozo Mapuleng Somniso (Higher Certificate in Business Principles and Practice)
- Gavin Gunkel (Higher Certificate in Business Principles and Practice)
- Chananya Ruch (Higher Certificate in Information Technology in Support Services)
- Nuria Patel (Higher Certificate in Event Management)
- Keelan Metzer (Higher Certificate in Legal Studies)
- Aidan David Atcheson (Diploma in Business Management and Entrepreneurship)
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https://www.citizen.co.za/sandton-chronicle/crawford-sandton-top-achievers/
https://www.citizen.co.za/sandton-chronicle/191435/maths-gurus-from-redhill-school-in-sandton-in-top-50-of-maths-olympiad/
