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Millennium College of Nursing Sciences, Awka announces 2nd Matriculation ceremony

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The Proprietor, Management, Staff, and Students of Millennium College of Nursing Sciences, Awka, are delighted to invite the public to the 2nd Matriculation and Capping Ceremony for the 2023 set of student nurses and midwives.

This significant event celebrates the formal entry of new students into the noble profession of nursing and midwifery.

Event Details

The 2nd Matriculation and Capping Ceremony is scheduled as follows:

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  • Date: Tuesday, 17th December 2024
  • Time: 10:00 AM Prompt
  • Venue: College Premises, No. 9 Oguguo Nwosu Crescent, Temp. Site, Awka, Anambra State.

This event is an essential milestone for the students as they officially begin their professional training and education in nursing and midwifery.

What Is the Matriculation and Capping Ceremony?

The matriculation and capping ceremony is a traditional and symbolic event in nursing and midwifery education. It serves two purposes:

  • Matriculation: The matriculation ceremony marks the formal admission of students into the college. During this ceremony, students pledge their commitment to the rigorous academic and ethical standards of the institution and the nursing profession.
  • Capping Ceremony: The capping ceremony is a cherished tradition where student nurses and midwives receive their caps. The cap symbolizes their acceptance into the nursing profession and their readiness to begin clinical training. For midwives, it also represents their commitment to safe maternal and child healthcare practices.

Significance of the Ceremony

This ceremony is not just a formality but a celebration of the students’ dedication and hard work. It is a day to honor their journey into the field of nursing and midwifery, professions known for their compassion, skill, and service to humanity.

The event also underscores the college’s commitment to producing competent, ethical, and empathetic healthcare professionals who will contribute positively to the healthcare system in Nigeria and beyond.

Key Highlights of the Ceremony

The event will feature:

  • Oath Taking: Students will take an oath of commitment to the profession and its ethical standards.
  • Capping of Students: A symbolic tradition where student nurses and midwives receive their caps.
  • Welcome Address: The Proprietor and Management will deliver speeches to welcome the new students and inspire them.
  • Special Guests: Distinguished guests from the healthcare and education sectors are expected to attend, offering words of encouragement and professional insights.
  • Cultural and Academic Performances: The event will showcase performances by the students and staff, celebrating the rich culture and academic excellence of the institution.

Invitation to the Public

The college extends its invitation to:

  • Parents and guardians of the matriculating students.
  • Friends and well-wishers.
  • Healthcare professionals and stakeholders.
  • Members of the community who wish to celebrate this milestone with the students.

Your presence will make the event more memorable for the matriculating students and their families.

Venue Details and Directions

  • Address: Millennium College of Nursing Sciences, No. 9 Oguguo Nwosu Crescent, Temp. Site, Awka, Anambra State

For those unfamiliar with the area, the college premises are easily accessible, with clear signage to guide visitors to the venue.

Dress Code and Time Management

  • Dress Code: Guests are encouraged to dress smartly, with an emphasis on formal or semi-formal attire.
  • Time Management: The ceremony starts at 10:00 AM prompt. Attendees are advised to arrive early to secure seating and avoid disruptions.

Words from the Proprietor and Management

The Proprietor and Management of Millennium College of Nursing Sciences express their heartfelt congratulations to the 2023 set of student nurses and midwives. They urge the students to take their studies and professional development seriously, reminding them of the vital role they will play in the healthcare sector.

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