Articles about TVET

SA must deliver education to the gadget, says deputy minister

An ICT-driven platform can get more young people in TVET and community college post-school education, says Buti Manamela.

MICT SETA invites applications for discretionary grant

The sector training authority opens the discretionary grant application window for the 2025/26 financial year.

UJ receives R8.1m to drive TVET digital education

The University of Johannesburg secures an R8.1 million EU grant to lead a digital transformation initiative in local TVET colleges.

Gibela’s IT, computer science bursary applications open

The train manufacturer offers 150 bursaries in various fields, including engineering and computer science.

Intel taps North West TVET college to spark AI appetite

The global chipmaker launches its AI for Future Workforce programme at Orbit TVET College, making it the first on African soil to roll out the training initiative.

Unesco lauds Cisco Networking Academy 4IR skills partnership in SA

The programme has been recognised by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation as a global best practise.

Adapt IT welcomes business development manager

Princess Bulelwa Andries has been appointed as business development manager within Adapt IT’s Education Division.

Geekulcha partners with Academic Solutions to power-up TVET students

Why aren’t more TVET college students choosing IT? Geekulcha and Academic Solutions are setting out to solve this challenge.

NSFAS laptops tender cancelled after corruption allegations

The student financial aid body will publish a new tender for the supply and delivery of the devices on 4 September.

Graft allegations delay NSFAS laptops tender

Parliamentarians say they are taking the corruption allegations seriously and will be following them up with the NSFAS administrator.

SABEN connects colleges to research and education network

The goal is to establish access networks to the campuses of 50 technical vocational education and training colleges in 12 geographical areas nationwide.

Fifteen new tech colleges to be built

The Department of Higher Education and Training plans to build 15 technical colleges in four of the country's provinces.