The National Cultural Commission (NCC) concluded and fare welled three interns under its student internship training and development program for the year 2025, on Friday July 18, 2025.
Interns Daphane Mou and Movi’e Issac from the Pacific Adventist University (PAU) and Grace Mendai is from the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG).
The three were attached with the Cultural Commission for six weeks as part of their industrial training and development assessment program.
NCC Corporate Service Manageress Jenny Jeffery on behalf of the Executive Director Mr. Steven Enomb Kilanda congratulated the interns for the successful completion of their internship training program.
“We are extremely proud of these groups of interns who have shown distinctive character, and they have been committed to their assigned tasks and deliver in a timely manner,” Jeffery said.
Daphne on behalf of the trainees, expressed sincere gratitude to the staff of the NCC unwavering support during their internship experience.
“We are also grateful to the Executive Director of the NCC for his vision and leadership. Your advocacy for opportunities that allow university students to gain practical experience through the traineeship program is commendable,” Daphne said.
The farewell ceremony concluded with the presentation of certificates of attainment and cake cutting and photoshoot.
