Asmara Technical School marked another milestone on July 6, 2025, as it proudly graduated 143 students, including 61 women, after two years of intensive theoretical and hands-on training in disciplines such as auto mechanics, construction, woodwork, electronics, and electricity.
Speaking at the graduation ceremony, Mr. Semere Worede, Director of the school, highlighted the institution’s long-standing contribution to technical education in Eritrea. “This marks the 64th graduation ceremony of Asmara Technical School.
Over the past 70 years, more than 10,000 students have graduated from this institution,” he said.
Mr. Semere emphasized the government’s commitment to technical and vocational education, noting significant investments made to equip the school with modern teaching facilities.
He stated that the institution plays a vital role in producing a generation of professionals ready to support national development efforts.
Mr. Tesfay Seium, Director General of Technical and Vocational Education at the Ministry of Education, echoed that sentiment.
Addressing the graduates, he said, “You are now equipped with valuable skills.
I urge you to contribute actively to the implementation of our national development programs.”
A representative of the graduating class also spoke, pledging that the cohort would apply their newly acquired skills to make meaningful contributions in their future workplaces.
As part of the ceremony, top-performing students received awards for academic excellence.
Certificates of recognition were also presented to dedicated teachers and members of the school’s parents’ committee in appreciation of their support.
Asmara Technical School has now graduated a total of 10,300 students since its founding, cementing its legacy as a cornerstone of Eritrea’s technical education system.
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