Pharmatrust Professional College is set to hold its 22nd Graduation and Matriculation Ceremony on Saturday, September 19, 2026, as the institution continues its commitment to training competent healthcare professionals for Ghana’s health sector.
The ceremony, scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m., will take place at the SCC-Weija Campus, located behind the DVLA office. It will bring together graduating students, newly admitted students, parents, guardians, faculty members, staff, friends and other stakeholders to celebrate an important milestone in the academic journey of the institution.
This year’s ceremony will be held under the theme, “Training the Next Generation of Healthcare Professionals: The Role of PPC.” The theme highlights the important responsibility of educational institutions in preparing healthcare professionals with the knowledge, practical skills and professional values required to contribute effectively to healthcare delivery.
A major highlight of the ceremony will be the graduation of the second batch of students from the Higher National Diploma (HND) in Dispensing Technology programme. The graduates will complete their training and become certified Pharmacy Technicians, marking an important transition from academic study into professional practice.
Their achievement comes at a time when the healthcare sector continues to require well-trained and competent professionals who can support quality pharmaceutical services. Through their training in dispensing technology, the graduates have gained knowledge and practical skills relevant to medicine dispensing, pharmaceutical calculations, inventory management, patient care and professional pharmacy practice.

For the second batch of HND Dispensing Technology graduates, the ceremony represents more than the completion of their academic programme. It marks the beginning of a professional journey in which they will be expected to apply their knowledge and skills responsibly in healthcare settings.
The occasion will also be an opportunity to recognise the dedication, discipline and commitment of the graduates throughout their studies. Their success is expected to bring pride to their families, lecturers and the entire Pharmatrust Professional College community.
The matriculation ceremony will formally welcome a new group of students into the Pharmatrust community. Their admission marks the beginning of a new academic journey that will require commitment to learning, professional development and the values associated with healthcare practice.
As healthcare continues to evolve, the need for properly trained healthcare professionals remains critical. Pharmatrust Professional College plays a role in preparing students to meet the demands of the healthcare sector through academic education, practical training and professional development.
The 22nd Graduation and Matriculation Ceremony will therefore provide an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of graduating students while reaffirming the institution’s commitment to healthcare education and professional training.
The event will also offer families and members of the college community an opportunity to acknowledge the effort behind the graduates’ academic success. For the graduating students, it will mark the beginning of a new chapter as they prepare to enter the workforce as certified Pharmacy Technicians.
In line with its commitment to reaching a wider audience, Pharmatrust Professional College will stream the ceremony live on its Facebook page. This will allow family members, friends, alumni and other stakeholders who cannot attend in person to follow the celebration online.
The 22nd Graduation and Matriculation Ceremony comes as Pharmatrust Professional College continues to uphold its guiding message: “Building Professionals, Transforming Lives, Impacting Communities.”
The graduation of the second batch of HND Dispensing Technology students as certified Pharmacy Technicians will stand as one of the key highlights of the ceremony, celebrating their academic achievement and their readiness to contribute to Ghana’s healthcare workforce.
SOURCE: Dklassgh.Com

