The Engen Computer School’s proud record of making a tangible difference to the lives of its graduates continues with 41% of the 2023 graduates either securing employment or being accepted onto learnership programmes. The school offers members of the South Durban community free introductory-level computer skills training, covering 8-unit standards of the National Certificate: Information Technology: End User Computing. 

Worley, a global provider of professional services company in the energy, chemicals and resources sectors donated 177 scientific calculators to Engen Maths and Science (EMSS) learners who attend the Fairvale EMSS centre for extra tuition in maths, science and English every Saturday.
 

Engen recently partnered with Siyanda Bakgatla Platinum Mines (SBPM) to help 220 matric leaners in the North West province prepare for their upcoming preliminary and final exams.

Londiwe Nzama is a remarkable woman who has defied the odds to realise her dreams; her inspiring journey serving as a beacon of hope and empowerment, especially so as South Africa celebrates Women's Month.

As the winter cold continues to bite, Engen and Ackermans have joined hands to support 600 primary school learners in need across the country with brand-new school shoes.

The Grade 12 EMSS learners from across the country received their certificates and top achiever awards on 13 March 2021. Despite an extremely disruptive year, the EMSS Grade 12s showed high levels of resilience and drive by attaining an impressive 84% pass rate, of which 63% attained bachelor passes.

Sibulele from KwaNobuhle township in East London is a Matric who worked magic and achieved 8 distinctions and plans to become a forensic pathologist. Sibulele tells how lockdown made things difficult and has advice for the matrics of 2021.