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James MphandePosted on
15th Jun, 2026
Excitement, curiosity, and renewed sense of purpose filled the air at Mzimba Secondary School as 80 students graduated from the Mobile Vice Chancellor's Junior Academy,.
The program is implemented by MUST through its African Drone and Data Academy (ADDA).
For three days, the students were introduced to the world of science, technology, and engineering through engaging, practical sessions designed to inspire them to think beyond the careers they knew locally.
Speaking during the graduation ceremony on June 4, 2026, ADDA Senior Instructor, Prince Mkango, praised the students for their active participation and commitment throughout the training.
He encouraged them to keep exploring opportunities in engineering and technology and believe in their ability to shape the future.
"You have shown great willingness to learn. We hope this experience has helped you appreciate that engineering and technology are careers within your reach if you work hard and remain focused," said Mkango.
For many students, the program was more than just a training opportunity, it was a chance to discover possibilities they
had never considered before.
One of the graduates, Glory Kumwenda, described the sessions as inspiring and eye-opening.
She thanked MUST for bringing the program to Mzimba Secondary School and allowing students to learn about emerging technologies.
Another participant, Prosper Kaunda, said the program had changed the way he viewed career opportunities.
"Most of us have grown up knowing careers like nursing and teaching. Through this training, we discovered many opportunities in engineering and technology. It opened our eyes to careers we did not know about before," he said.
The Mobile Vice Chancellor's Junior Academy was launched at Mzimba Secondary School as part of MUST's efforts to bring science and engineering education closer to learners across Malawi.