Majuba TVET College partners up with the Embassy of Finland to enrich students

The aim is for these new skills to be imparted to the incoming students before they enter their workplaces.

Mr. Patrick Ntshangase (Majuba TVET College Deputy Principal: Innovations and Development)

Majuba TVET College has collaborated with the Embassy of Finland to provide training to the college facilitators and project officers from the work integrated learning unit.

The aim is for these new skills to be imparted to the incoming students before they enter their workplaces.

The Finnish Embassy and FUNZI YES are currently funding employability skills training for all South African TVET students.

A total of 12 facilitators and seven project officers from Majuba TVET College were trained on a variety of courses, including employability, entrepreneurship, and life skills, using a customised blended learning and on-line curriculum to holistically develop a student.

See photos here:

Facilitators and Project Officers during the training.

Mr. SJ Mlotswa, Majuba TVET College Principal

Mr. Sthembiso Mkhize (in mustard shirt) Facilator: WIL Unit and Mr. Sorrie (FUNZI YES)

Mr. Aape Pohjavirta, Founder of FUNZI YES

Friend Mr. Dumisani Mabizela (in glasses) is Majuba TVET College Acting Assistant Director: OPU; Mrs Silindile Hlongwane (middle) is Project Officer: OPU; the other guy (far back) is a colleague from Mnambithi TVET College.

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