BY BEN BILUA
GIZO
Tabaka Technical Institute (TTI) in Western Province marked a milestone in its development journey on Friday, August 29, 2025 with the official opening of three major infrastructure projects that aim to improve learning conditions and student welfare.
The projects include a refurbished double-storey classroom and workshop, a new boys’ dormitory, and perimeter fencing for the girls’ dormitory.
Representatives from the Assembly Office, Tabaka Board Members, community leaders, staff, students, and families of the institute witnessed the program.
Principal of TTI, Mr. Joash Lawrence, described the new facilities as a testament to the institute’s commitment to providing quality education in line with the Solomon Islands Tertiary Education and Skills Authority (SITESA) quality standards.
“These developments are more than just buildings. They are spaces that will create opportunities, ensure security, and help nurture the talents of our young people,” he said.
Lawrence said the double-storey classroom and workshop will provide improved spaces for both theory and practical lessons, while the boys’ dormitory addresses long-standing accommodation challenges.
He adds that the fencing around the girls’ dormitory enhances safety and security for female students.
The Assembly Office acknowledges the tireless contributions of Principal Lawrence, his staff, and students in bringing the projects to completion.
“These infrastructures represent a collective achievement and a solid foundation for TTI’s continued growth,” an Assembly Office spokesperson said.
The new facilities are expected to significantly benefit students by creating a safer and more conducive environment for learning and personal development.
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