Building partnerships goes beyond the boardroom, and False Bay TVET Colleges men's football team are flying the flag for their college at local tournaments.  

Long regarded as one of the country's leading TVET Colleges, False Bay College has been recognised again with a clean financial audit showing they are achieving their goal of achieving the 'highest standards of financial accountability'.

False Bay TVET College's 'Moving North' project is a great success, with the first group of 11 of their artisans traveling overseas to work for German companies. The artisans headed off for a week or orientation before starting work with their employers.

In a historic achievement that is set to challenge perceptions of TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training) colleges, False Bay TVET College has completed the qualification rounds and earned a spot in the prestigious UCT Internal Soccer Leagues.

The Centre for Entrepreneurship (CFE) is making waves with a groundbreaking initiative that is set to propel its alumni entrepreneurs into the digital age. The CFE, in collaboration with Abaguquli 4IR, is currently hosting a dynamic accelerator programme aimed at equipping students and community-based SMMEs with crucial digital and marketing skills to enhance their business growth.

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.