The Spa Academy Fiji (SAF) will today witness 37 of its students graduate at the Tanoa International Hotel in Nadi.

Twenty five of these students benefitted from the scholarships provided by the Australian Government through the Pacific Women programme which is now in its second year with their continued support next year.

Graduates emerge with a ‘Certificate in Beauty and Spa Therapy Level 4’, and have guaranteed employment opportunities in Fiji’s Resorts & Tourism Industry.

The Course, which covers all spa and beauty treatments, is designed to provide graduates with the necessary skills to work in spas and resorts Fiji-wide, and sees them sought after by local and neighboring Pacific Island companies.

Australian High Commissioner Margaret Twomey, who will be the chief guest.

Also expected to attend the event is the Fiji Higher Education Commission (FHEC) director Salote Rabuka, who have supported SAF’s curriculums over many years.

Essence of Fiji and Senikai Spas, SAF’s sister companies, also acknowledges the support of Tourism Fiji in recognising its products and services.

Source: Essence Of Fiji

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