False Bay TVET College Launches Free Business Development Programme


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False Bay College is launching a new programme to help small and medium-sized business grow their operations by providing training, coaching, mentorship, and networking opportunities.


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False Bay TVET College is inviting CIPC-registered entrepreneurs and small business owners to apply for its free 12-month Business Development Programme offered through the Centre for Entrepreneurship Rapid Incubator (CfERI).

The programme is designed to help SMMEs grow their businesses by providing training, coaching, mentorship, networking opportunities and access to specialised business facilities.

About The False Bay College Business Development Programme

The 12-month programme offers a comprehensive support system aimed at helping entrepreneurs improve their sales, marketing, operations and profitability.

The programme includes:

  • Three months of training, with participants attending one day per week
  • Three months of coaching to help implement business strategies
  • Six months of mentorship from experienced industry professionals

What The Programme Offers

Business Training Workshops

Participants will receive training in key business areas, including:

  • Sales and customer growth
  • Marketing strategies
  • Operations management
  • Improving profitability
  • Financial management

Coaching And Mentorship

Entrepreneurs will benefit from:

  • Hands-on coaching support
  • Guidance on overcoming business challenges
  • Mentorship from industry experts
  • Long-term business sustainability planning

Access To Business Facilities And Resources

Successful applicants will have access to a range of business acceleration resources, including:

  • Shared workspaces
  • Mini-factories
  • Technology hubs
  • Prototyping and 3D printing facilities
  • Metal and engineering workshops
  • Office space
  • Networking opportunities

Funding And Market Access Support

The programme also provides mentorship and connections to funding opportunities and support programmes that can help businesses expand and access new markets.

Who Can Apply?

False Bay TVET College is encouraging applications from:

  • CIPC-registered entrepreneurs
  • Small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs)
  • Business owners looking to improve sales, marketing, operations and profitability

How To Apply

Applicants must submit the following documents:

  • A motivational letter explaining why they should be selected for the programme
  • A recently certified copy of their South African ID
  • An updated CV or business portfolio
  • Proof of CIPC registration

Applications must be emailed to [email protected].

Closing Date

The closing date for applications is 14 July 2026.

Contact Details

For more information about the programme, applicants can contact:

Thomas Mvumvu

The False Bay College Centre for Entrepreneurship Rapid Incubator (CfERI) programme offers aspiring entrepreneurs and established SMMEs an opportunity to access expert support, practical training and valuable resources to help their businesses grow and succeed.

 

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