Vocational school students awarded in Sivas

Hakan Demirgil, President of the Union of Chambers of Tradesmen and Craftsmen of Sivas (SESOB), received successful students from Atatürk Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School at his office. The ceremony was attended by school principal Recep Basmacı and assistant principal Aysel Şenlen. Students who ranked in the top three in the Anatolian Vocational Program and Anatolian Technical Program were presented with various gifts, including tablets, digital watches, and headphones.

In his speech, President Demirgil emphasized the importance of vocational education. He stated that vocational education is not just about learning a profession, but also about learning to produce, take responsibility, develop entrepreneurship, and add value to the country. He noted that a strong economy is possible with a qualified workforce, and a qualified workforce is possible with a strong vocational education system. Demirgil added that young people who produce, work, and have a profession are the future of both the country and the city.

Demirgil highlighted the crucial role of vocational high schools in training qualified personnel needed by industry and the tradesmen's organization. He expressed that the achievements of young people in vocational high schools are a source of pride for both their families and the country. He congratulated the students and the teachers who contributed to their success, and wished them continued success in their educational and professional lives.

School Principal Recep Basmacı thanked President Demirgil for his support and attention to vocational high schools. On behalf of the school administration and students, Basmacı expressed gratitude for the encouragement provided. He noted that such awards increase students' motivation and sustain interest in vocational education.

The ceremony concluded with the presentation of gifts to the students and a commemorative photo. This event in Sivas was seen as an important step in promoting vocational education and honoring successful students. The support of local tradesmen's organizations for education was appreciated by the community.