
KRALENDIJK – 22 MBO students recently received their diplomas in a special way. In the parking lot of the school on the Kaya Korona they were welcomed at a special drive-in event.
The cars were aimed at a lighted stage. Occupants were pampered by employees of MBO Bonaire who walked by with snacks and drinks. One by one the graduates were called to the front on the red carpet where they were spoken to by their team leader or study supervisor.
To the sound of loud cheering, the graduates received their diplomas. “Due to the current Covid-19-measures, we had to think creatively about a format in which we could sufficiently put all students in the spotlight,” explains unit director Liset de Keijzer. Of the 22 diplomas awarded, 8 were BBL (part-time) and 14 were BOL (full-time). 14 Diplomas were awarded to graduates of the ‘Welzijn’ course.
More News
-
Advertisement
Studying in the Netherlands?
-
Sint Maarten
Traffic and General Safety Controls SXM Result in Multiple Arrests
-
Letter to the editor
Concern Regarding Diesel Fume Exposure on the Makana Ferry
-
Aviation & Travel
Flamingo Airport Bonaire working on new Kiss & Ride area
-
Events
Companies in Bonaire Recognized for Investing in BBL Students
-
Bonaire
Precautionary Measures Due to Norovirus in Nursing Home Bonaire Lifted
-
Healthcare
Rising Dengue Cases on Bonaire Raise Concern
-
Bonaire
Bonhata’s Concerns Over Low Occupancy Rates in Bonaire Accommodations Persist
More News
-
Advertisement
Studying in the Netherlands?
-
Sint Maarten
Traffic and General Safety Controls SXM Result in Multiple Arrests
-
Letter to the editor
Concern Regarding Diesel Fume Exposure on the Makana Ferry
-
Aviation & Travel
Flamingo Airport Bonaire working on new Kiss & Ride area
-
Events
Companies in Bonaire Recognized for Investing in BBL Students
-
Bonaire
Precautionary Measures Due to Norovirus in Nursing Home Bonaire Lifted
-
Healthcare
Rising Dengue Cases on Bonaire Raise Concern
-
Bonaire
Bonhata’s Concerns Over Low Occupancy Rates in Bonaire Accommodations Persist