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Today was our last meeting. So they gave us the opportunity to ask questions about the subject we have.  Here they appraised us and informed us about the educational qualifications we need to further develop our future.  They specifically mentioned the qualities and skills we as graduates need to improve, and ended the final meeting by congratulating us on our future. 

Under her guidance, our lecturer Mrs. Sarasi, who provided us the opportunity to discuss subject matters with the staff of Ruhunu Products to enhance our knowledge and practical works as university students in the face of obstacles of the covid - 19 pandemic that has affected the entire world, I and my team of students would also like to thank you for the added Ruhunu Products and the commitment of the staff of that organization.



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