Good Samaritan Centre on Monday graduated level four students after six-month intensive English course in Yambio, Western Equatoria State.
The Centre Director Peter Mbia thanked the learners for keeping rules and regulations amidst challenges of inadequate reading materials, source of power and lack of computers among others, Radio Anisa reported.
He appreciated the teachers for good work done.
Head teacher Simon Singbatirani the founder of the Centre says he opened the institution to help school drop out due to some economical and parental care challenges.
He thanked the Tombura-Yambio Catholic Diocese for the great work done in educating him and enabling him to educate local communities.
Graduates Representative Obino Wilson testifies that he was not able to speak English before joining the Centre.
Good Samaritan Centre is offering courses like English composition, writing, speaking, reading, grammar and computer knowledge.
The six-month English course brought students from Uganda, Congo, Ethiopia, Somalia, South Sudan and Sudan.