The National Aviation College graduated yesterday 943 students in certificate, first degree and masters programs.
It was indicated during the occasion that the college started providing courses in aviation maintenance technicians, flight operation, ticketing and reservation and cabin crew in new form.
"It is one of the private sector actors in Ethiopia's aviation industry and it has been rendering passengers and cargo air transport service in the nation." The National Aviation College is a member of the national investment group and sister company of national airways. Eba Mijena CEO for Academic Affairs of the Ministry of Education, who mentioned the need for competent hotel and tourism industry experts, applauded the college's contribution in filling the gap witnessed in the sector."To eradicate poverty from Ethiopia, we need an educated and skilled labor force and advance technological penetration."
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