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International Training College – Lingua recently hosted a highly successful Distance Contact Session from 13 April to 17 April 2026 at its Windhoek Main Campus. The week-long session brought together distance learning students from various regions to participate in intensive face-to-face academic engagements with their lecturers. The contact session forms an essential component of the College’s blended learning approach, ensuring that distance students receive direct academic support, practical guidance, and meaningful interaction with faculty members. Throughout the week, students attended structured lectures, participated in academic discussions, engaged in practical activities, and received feedback on coursework and research projects. The sessions provided an opportunity for students to clarify concepts, strengthen their understanding of course material, and build stronger academic relationships with their lecturers and peers. Beyond academics, the contact session also fostered collaboration and networking among students, reinforcing a sense of community within the institution’s growing distance education programme. International Training College – Lingua remains committed to delivering quality, accessible, and student-centered education through both distance and contact learning modes. The successful completion of this contact session reflects the institution’s dedication to academic excellence and student support. |
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International Training College – Lingua proudly celebrated Namibia’s 36th Independence Day at its Gammams Campus in Windhoek, commemorating the nation’s journey of freedom, unity, and progress. Students and staff marked the occasion in vibrant traditional attire, beautifully showcasing Namibia’s rich cultural diversity. The campus came alive with colour, pride, and patriotic spirit as the College community gathered to honour this important national milestone. As part of the celebration, prizes were awarded for Best Dressed and the Most Outstanding Activity, adding excitement and friendly competition to the day’s events. The activities highlighted not only creativity and cultural expression but also the unity and togetherness that define the Namibian spirit. The celebration reflected the institution’s commitment to fostering national pride, cultural appreciation, and social cohesion within its academic community.
As Namibia celebrates 36 years of independence, International Training College – Lingua wishes for continued prosperity, harmony, and pride for the nation and its people. |
