Marshalls University College celebrated the performance of Marshalls Fashion School students in the Advanced Fashion Examinations conducted by the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET).
The university reported that more than 96% of its students achieved Distinction. Afful Georgina was highlighted for earning Distinction in both the Skills Test and Coursework Assessment alongside a Credit in Theory.
The result was presented as evidence of Marshalls’ emphasis on practical, industry-focused training. The institution links vocational and technical education with employability, entrepreneurship, innovation and the ability to respond to real workplace demands.
The story also connects this direction with Ghana’s wider TVET agenda and encourages aspiring professionals to pursue education that combines academic knowledge with hands-on competence.
