False Bay TVET College is proud to celebrate Ms. Althea Oliver, their Labour Relations Officer (LRO), who recently graduated top of her class in Labour Trial Advocacy. This accolade highlights the importance of creating fair and healthy working environments, underscoring the value this brings to both employees and institutions.

The Allan Gray Makers Inter-College Entrepreneurship Competition is a crucial initiative designed to nurture entrepreneurial talent among TVET college students across South Africa’s 50 TVET institutions. Supported by the Allan Gray Foundation and Future Managers, this competition offers a unique platform for students to showcase their business ideas and entrepreneurial skills.

Businesses in South Africa need to understand that the new workforce and the people who will be their leaders and the driving force behind the business in years to come are a new generation of leaders. Shaped by different sets of values they are a determined, socially aware, and extremely technologically advanced workforce in the making.

It is clear that we are during an ever-growing unemployment crisis which, given the economic challenges being faced by our country, certainly shows little signs of improving in the near future. One of the only ways we can bring people into the economic hub and give them a chance to not only survive but thrive, to the extent that they can assist in the growth of the nation, is through the development of effective entrepreneurial skills.

One of the world’s greatest leaders and philanthropists and a man who was affectionately known as the Patriarch of our nation, ex-President Nelson Mandela was a staunch advocate for the inclusion of every individual and entity in the support and development of education in our country.

As August unfolds, we proudly celebrate Women's Month, a period dedicated to honouring the remarkable contributions of women throughout history and recognising their enduring impact on society.

To fully address our economic issues and to ensure that we can build better businesses through a correctly trained workforce, Artisan trades, and vocational skills development are crucial. Artisan trades and non-trade occupations play a pivotal role in economic expansion due to the economy's reliance on a solid infrastructure of tradespeople in construction, manufacturing, equipment repairs, and other essential services.

In the landscape of South Africa’s evolving educational framework, Occupational Certificates offered by TVET Colleges represent a pivotal pathway towards addressing critical skills shortages and enhancing employability.

In South Africa's educational landscape, National Certificate Vocational (NC(V)) programs at institutions like False Bay TVET College provide a practical pathway aimed at career readiness and hands-on skills development.

False Bay TVET College's Centre for Entrepreneurship hosted the highly anticipated internal rounds of the Allan Gray Makers 2024 inter-college student entrepreneurship pitching competition. This event showcased the creativity, dedication, and entrepreneurial spirit of False Bay TVET College students, marking a significant milestone in their academic and entrepreneurial journey.