Carlcare Training School Holds Graduation Ceremony, as Raydyn Solar Academy Marks Grand Launch in Ibadan

Two distinguished organisations, yesterday, marked significant milestones in their journey of empowering Nigerian youth with skills for the future.

Carlcare Training School, a leading institute in technical skill acquisition, proudly held its Graduation Ceremony for students who successfully completed intensive training in Mobile Phone Repairs, Solar Installation, and Home Appliance Repairs. The event, which took place at No 2, Jubilee Market Road, Opposite Post Office, Ibadan, was a vibrant celebration of learning, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

Speaking at the event, representatives of Carlcare Training School applauded the graduates for their resilience and dedication, emphasizing the school’s ongoing commitment to tackling unemployment by equipping young people with hands-on technical skills.

The graduates were awarded certificates of completion, with many already stepping into the workforce or starting their own businesses. The celebration also featured motivational talks, networking opportunities, and presentations of awards and gifts.

Also in same occasion, Raydyn Solar Academy, a subsidiary of itel Energy, officially launched its operations to offer specialized training in Solar Power and Renewable Energy Technologies. The launch marks Raydyn Solar Academy’s commitment to providing practical, job-ready skills in Nigeria’s rapidly growing renewable energy sector.

According to the management of Raydyn Solar Academy, the academy was established to address the increasing demand for alternative energy solutions and to train a new generation of solar energy experts who will contribute meaningfully to Nigeria’s energy transition.

The dual branded event symbolize a shared goal—empowering Nigerian youth for self-reliance and national development through skill acquisition in both the tech and energy sectors.

Both organisations expressed their enthusiasm for the future, with plans to expand their programs and deepen their impact across Nigeria.