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50 Students Graduated


In December, WAVS students, relatives, and community leaders gathered at the Bissau campus to celebrate 50 graduates completing their courses. Read more here.

The ceremony was held inside the new WAVS training center, marking the first graduation to take place in this building.

WAVS is hiring more teachers


As WAVS continues to grow, we are hiring and developing more teachers to meet the needs of our expanding programs.  One of those teachers is Abel N’bali.

Abel began his journey at WAVS as an English student, completing all five levels before continuing his training as an intern under teachers Mario Djedjo and Rivaldo Mendes. Today, Abel is part of our English teaching team, using his skills to serve students—many older than him—who have been impressed by his professionalism. His story reflects how WAVS is investing in local leaders as our schools continue to expand.

Abel N’bali | English Teacher

Soccer brings the community together


The WAVS school organized and sponsored a local soccer tournament with the games played on WAVS campus (the welding department built the soccer goals). This initiative has helped us increase engagement and exposure with the community.

The teams’ custom jerseys featured the school's PDV logo on the front and “PONTE DA VIDA” on the back.

Behind the Scenes


WAVS Graduation Day

Graduation was a joyful and meaningful day, filled with pride, music, and hope for what lies ahead.

SPOTLIGHT

Meet Cadogo


This fall, WAVS welcomed the largest class in our history, including the first students to enroll in our new carpentry program. Students like Cadogo.

Ever since he was young, Cadogo has loved carpentry. Now, for the first time, he’s getting the hands-on training he needs to turn that passion into a career.

“This first quarter has been very good,” says Cadogo. “I’ve already learned the basics to better understand the profession.”

Like many students, Cadogo dreams of opening a small workshop so he can serve his community, support his parents and siblings, and one day provide for a family of his own.

Cadogo S. Nanque | Carpentry Student

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