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Exciting News! 🎉

Smart Professional College is now on YouTube! 🎥

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our official YouTube channel, where we will be sharing valuable content, insights, and stories from our college community.

Check out our first video: "SPC Hour" Radio Talk Show at Al Falaah FM 🌟

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SPC Hour At Al Falaah FM Episode 001 Our first recorded radio talk show at Al Falaah FM themed on issues such as: courses offered by SPC, student registration, our international certification, j...

"Digital literacy is the passport to the future" 🌟

At Smart Professional College, we are committed to equipping you with the skills to thrive in a digital world. 💻📈

Stay ahead, stay digital!

IN A DIGITAL WORLD, literacy is no longer just about reading and writing; it's about navigating the vast ocean of INFORMATION.

Happy International Women’s Day

Today, we celebrate the strength, brilliance and resilience of women everywhere. When women rise, communities thrive and the world shines brighter.

At SPC, we believe in empowering women through education, opportunity and recognition.

Today, we reaffirm our commitment to a world where every woman’s voice is heard, valued and respected.

To our female staff and students: your contributions to our growth are invaluable. Keep shining!

Happy International Women’s Day!

The SPC Graduation News Column is now out. Enjoy reading! 🍿

Earlier today, Smart Professional College was invited to attend the theatre performance JANAX YI AK NIT ÑI by the Theatre Company Gratte-Noyau — an event where theatre meets science held at Alliance Francaise de Banjul. The drama creatively highlighted the serious problem rodents cause on farms and in communities.

Through an engaging and educational approach, the play promoted practical and sustainable solutions based on the “One Health” concept, encouraging social change and improved community practices. It also focused on the sanitary risks linked to rodents.

Our officials were amazed by how the play hilariously explained some preventive measures farmers can take to reduce the presence of rodents on their farmlands. SPC congratulates Gratte-Noyau for such a wonderful edutainment and extends gratitude to Gambia Tech Protect for the invitation.

SPC CALLS FOR APPLICATION

Smart Professional College invites applications from motivated students and learners for our upcoming courses in:

1️⃣ Business Management
2️⃣ Accounting (Bookkeeping)

Equip yourself with practical skills and expert knowledge to excel in today's competitive business landscape.

- Business Management: Develop leadership skills, learn strategic planning, marketing and understand business operations.

- Accounting (Bookkeeping): Master financial management, budgeting, bookkeeping techniques and become a QuickBook Certified User.

Why Choose Us?
- Expert instructors with industry experience
- Practical, hands-on training
- Flexible learning options

Eligibility: Open to all interested students and learners

How to Apply:
For more information on how to get registered, please contact us at 7503535/3903535 or visit our College at Kairaba Avenue, adjacent to Comium Headquarters.

Take the first step towards a successful career!

Officials from Smart Professional College paid a visit today to St John School for the Deaf, presenting a certificate of appreciation to the school for hosting the SPC Students' Week 2025. The school's Principal, Mr. Mendy, touched by the thoughtful gesture, expressed heartfelt gratitude and reaffirmed St John School's commitment to supporting SPC's initiatives.

SPC looks forward to continuing and solidifying the already strong relationship between the two institutions!

THE UNSPOKEN REQUIREMENT OF 2026

We were taught that illiteracy meant you couldn’t read or write. But in 2026, there is a new type of illiteracy and it is far more dangerous:
If you can't use digital tools
If you don't know how to navigate platforms
If new systems confuse you to the point of paralysis
You are functionally illiterate in today's world.

Think about it.
Opportunities are barely announced in newspapers — they are on Facebook, Instagram, Linkedln, X (Twitter) or WhatsApp groups.
Jobs are no longer about paperwork, they are on portals, apps, and platforms that expect you to be digitally fluent.
Even money itself is moving faster than some people — M-Pesa, PayPal, Wise and
mobile bankings like APS or Wave. And yet, many are still proud to say: "Me, I'm not into technology."
That is like proudly saying you can't read in 1970.

Digital literacy is not coding. It is not about becoming a hacker.
It is the basics:
Can you use Al tools to speed up your work?
Can you market yourself online without begging for "exposure"?
Can you adapt to new platforms the way you once adapted to typing on a smartphone
keyboard?
The painful truth is this: being left behind today is not about lack of effort, it is about lack of adaptation.
And, the world doesn't slow down for those who refuse to learn.
So, the real question is not "can you read or write?"
It is "can you adapt, learn, and thrive digitally?"

Because in 2026, DIGITAL FLUENCY is the new literacy!

Mr. Momorie Balla Kandeh
Senior Lecturer, SPC