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NIPA continues to strengthen its training programs. | SMN News

September 12, 2019

NIPA continues to strengthen its training programs. | SMN News
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LITTLE BAY:---The National Institute for Professional Advancement (NIPA) is continuing to strengthen its forward trajectory into the world of professional training and advancement. Following the recent extension deal with MIC-IT, the Advanced Vocational Education (AVE) Supervisory Board of Directors for NIPA wasted little time and dove right into strategic planning with NIPA Management and Support Teams. On Monday, September 9, planning sessions were held in the Conference Hall at Divi Resort.

Chairlady of the AVE Supervisory Board of Directors, Drs. Peggy Ann Dros, accompanied by Vice-Chair Mrs. Annuska Friday-Illis, Treasurer Aisha James and other members of the


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