Deputy Commissioner & Chairman DSC, Mon, Wennyei Konyak, NCS graced the 5th Convocation Ceremony 2026 of the Government Industrial Training Institute, Mon, as the guest of honour at the Exam Hall, Government ITI, on November 9.

The DC, in his address, communicated to the graduate students that the day is not just the end of their ITI journey, but the beginning of a new chapter filled with opportunities, dreams, and possibilities. He advised them to remember that every skill they have learned, every challenge they have faced, and every moment of hard work has prepared them for their future. He stated that the certificate was more than just a piece of paper; it was proof of their dedication, patience, and determination.

He reminded them to never underestimate the power of their skills, to be proud of being a skilled professional while staying humble, to continue learning, and to never be afraid of dreaming big. He encouraged them to believe in themselves and their abilities, even though there may be challenges ahead. He further emphasized that success does not come overnight, but through hard work, honesty, and perseverance.

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The DC then conferred certificates to the 51 candidates of the 2025–2026 batch under the NCVT and SCVT trades from Government ITI Mon.

The programme was chaired by Vocational Instructor (VI) in Workshop Calculation & Science, Kito Y Kiba. Invocation was pronounced by V.I Knitting, Ngapnon. Special Song was presented by Sewing Technology Trainees, 2026-27. Welcome address was delivered by Principal, Er. N. Nyaksham Phom. Speech on behalf of out-going trainees was proposed by Chatom T Y Konyak, and speech on behalf of present trainees by Langpai T Konyak. Vote of thanks was delivered by Nokyok Konyak.

After the convocation ceremony, a career counselling for both present trainees and graduate students was conducted by Sekhosayi Vero, Employment Officer, Mon.