Niroy Creative Institute graduates 180 Beauty and Wellness Professionals

One hundred and eighty graduates of the Niroy Flairs Creative Institute at Agona Swedru have passed out with a call on them to be professional, innovative, creative to secure success.

The Chief Executive Officer of the institute, Dorinda Yankson said the training exposed them (graduates)to new possibilities, new dreams, and transformed them into professionals ready to shape the future of the beauty industry.

“Wherever you find yourselves, uphold the values of integrity, hard work, professionalism, and respect for every client who sits in your chair,” she stated.

“At Niroy Flairs Creative Institute, we recognize that skills form the foundation of opportunity; however, it is purpose, confidence, and professionalism that transform those skills into meaningful success.

“The beauty and wellness industry continues to grow rapidly, and skilled, ethical, and customer-focused professionals like you are in high demand. Whether you choose to start your own salon, join an established brand, work independently, or pursue further training, know that your time here has equipped you with the knowledge and foundation needed to excel,” she added.

The ceremony was on the theme, “From skills to success: Empowering the next generation of beauty professionals.”

Graduates undertook professional training in cosmetology, hair technology and fashion.

Graduates were awarded certificates in National Profeciency one and two, National Certificate one and two.

Mrs Yankson urged them to continue learning to stay ahead of trends and innovations to remain at the top of their craft.

“Never stop learning. The world is changing everyday, and as beauty professionals, you must stay ahead of trends and innovations to remain at the top of your craft,” she stressed.

She said the outstanding journey represented the countless hours of practice invested, the creativity  nurtured, the discipline strengthened, and the passion that had carried them through their studies.

“Throughout your training, you have learned far more than hairstyling, makeup artistry, nail technology, skincare, and beauty therapy. You have learned how to serve clients with excellence, how to communicate effectively, how to solve problems, how to innovate, and how to carry yourselves as true professionals.
You have discovered that beauty is not just about appearance, it is about transformation. It is about helping someone feel seen, valued, and confident. And in doing so, you become a meaningful part of their story.
As you graduate today, the world ahead of you is filled with opportunities.

She commended the families of the graduates and facilitators for their support towards achieving the institute’s mission of equipping individuals with the practical skills, confidence, and opportunities necessary to succeed in life.

Some of the graduates in an interview said they had built confidence for the field of work.

The District Chief Executive for Agona East, Samuel Oscar Mensah urged  the graduates to explore greater opportunities and train others, pledging government’s commitment to the development of TVET to enhance skills development and increase employment.

A representative of the Central Regional office of the Ghana Technical and Vocational Educational Training (TVET) Services, Wilberforce Kwesi Ogyana
said insttutes such as Niroy Flair continue to demonstrate that TVET was not an alternative pathway but a strategic driver for economic growth, social transformation and innovation.

He said the institute’s mission aligned with the TVET service of producing a skilled workforce that met both local and international standards.

Mr Ogyana urged the graduates to work hard and pursue higher education, saying, it was possible for them.

The school prefect Delight Klutse urged the graduates to apply the knowledge they have acquired  to better their services.

One of the graduates, Sarah Antwiwaa Addo said the skills acquired would expand her income base and improve her living condition.