Pharmatrust Professional College has held its 21st Graduation and Matriculation Ceremony, marking a historic milestone in its pursuit of excellence in health education.

The event, held on 1st November 2025, celebrated the achievements of students who successfully completed their programmes and welcomed new entrants into various health disciplines.

A major highlight of the ceremony was the graduation of 39 students from the HND Dispensing Technology Department — the first-ever batch since the department’s establishment.

Their achievement marks a significant advancement in pharmacy education and training in Ghana.

Among the 39 Dispensing Technology graduates, three students — Stephen Guansah, Mercy Okine, and Mary Gati — received awards for outstanding academic performance and conduct.

The ceremony also saw 11 students graduate from the HND Medical Laboratory Technician programme, with Amos Duho and Samuel Amponsah emerging as Best Graduating Students.

Other high-performing students were also recognised across various departments.

In the Medicine Counter Assistant (MCA) programme, award winners included Stephen Oduro from the SCC Campus, Edna Appiah from the Kasoa Campus, Veravicky Nwadzuzu Chinoye from the Teshie Campus, and Venissa Wiredua Manful from the Ashaiman Campus.

For the Healthcare Assistant (HCA) programme, Hetty Johnson and Semira Seidu received top honour

The event was chaired by Pharm. Stephen Boadu Appiah, Director of Arc Medical Centre, who commended the college for its consistent dedication to excellence in health education.

The Special Guest of Honour, Pharm. Michael Kudebong, Esq, Acting Registrar of the Pharmacy Council, applauded Pharmatrust for maintaining high academic and professional standards. He encouraged graduates to uphold ethical values and integrity in their professional practice.

In his address, the Director and Principal, Dr. Anthony Adjiepong, shared the inspiring story of the college’s humble beginnings in 2015 with just a six-unit classroom.

He expressed pride in the institution’s growth into one of Ghana’s leading private health training colleges, attributing its success to dedication, discipline, and teamwork.

Mrs. Gloria Adjepong, Deputy Principal of Pharmatrust Professional College, congratulated the graduates and urged matriculants to remain committed to their studies and uphold the school’s values of discipline and hard work.

She emphasized the college’s commitment to combining academic excellence with moral integrity, stating, “At Pharmatrust Professional College, we combine academic excellence with ethical grounding. We emphasize knowledge, skill, and character — the three pillars of professionalism. The world does not only need knowledgeable people; it needs trustworthy individuals like you. That is why our mission is not just to train minds but to shape hearts.”

Addressing the graduates, she commended their perseverance, saying, “You have endured sleepless nights, countless assessments, and the challenges that come with professional training. We say Ayeekoo.” She encouraged them to continue learning beyond graduation and strive for excellence in their professional careers.

Dr. Adjiepong also urged the graduates to uphold professionalism, integrity, and a sense of responsibility as they enter the healthcare field. He encouraged the newly matriculated students to take their studies seriously and make the most of the opportunities Pharmatrust provides.

The 21st Graduation and Matriculation Ceremony was a moment of pride and reflection for the entire Pharmatrust community. It showcased the college’s steady progress, commitment to academic excellence, and its crucial role in developing skilled healthcare professionals for Ghana and beyond.

Admission is currently open for the next academic year. Interested applicants can contact Pharmatrust Professional College, located at SCC-Weija, behind the SCC Police Station, Weija–Accra.