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Michael Wilson wanted more from life, not only for himself but also to set an example for his nephew. Getting by on a minimum wage as a factory worker with an incomplete matric, Michael decided that he needed to complete a qualification that would provide him with a much-needed national certificate.

Self-starter, Nkgetheleng Bocheletsana is the proud owner of Prince Mosia 24/7 ECD. She started this venture in 2019 as a part-time job, while she was completing her 18 months of practical work experience as part of her National Certificate in
Educare.

Lebohang Mahlo was previously featured in the December 2015 edition of the TVET Times for his exceptional academic results. We caught up with Lebohang once again when we were informed of his application to complete his Doctorate in Higher Education.

Jared Meyer is living the dream! As a registered Field Guide he is out in the bush every day with visitors sharing his knowledge about flora and fauna.

Hayley van Beulen always loved tinkering with cars with her uncles. But when her application to study mechanical engineering at the False Bay TVET College Westlake Campus was unsuccessful, she opted for spray painting instead.

If you are interested in attending False Bay College and would like to enrol in a part-time course, then keep reading to find out which part-time courses are on offer at False Bay College

False Bay TVET College offers vocational, occupational and skills training programmes that provide students with scarce and critical skills and practical experience in fields that present good prospects of employment. All College programmes are examined and certified nationally.

False Bay College has built a reputation for quality education through innovative work-integrated learning programmes which enable students to gain valuable work experience while they study. Their courses are designed to empower students with flexible qualifications that develop their employability skills and enhance their opportunities for further study.

Outdated teaching models and curriculums have been weighed under the complexities of knowledge acquisition in the digital age, which was catapulted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Western Cape Health Minister, Dr Nomafrench Mbombo, personally took the promotion of health and well-being of young people to False Bay TVET College, motivating students with her own life stories.

Lee-Andra Francis is juggling multiple careers and roles while taking her National Certificate Vocational Certificate in Tourism to the skies.

Susan Sontag said “I haven’t been everywhere, but it's on my list.”, and it is on Bernice Maharaj’s list too.

Changing the stereotype that IT is for nerds! Sioux (pronounced Sue) Williams is everything but a nerd. A high pace young lady, she enjoys playing golf and squash, scuba dives and even enjoys a little drag racing when the opportunity presents itself.

Prior to studying, Aqeelah Abrahams was temporarily employed with business and marketing service providers. This gave her the motivation to study towards a formal qualification in Business Management, which would expose her to all the fundamentals of business.

College of Cape Town has opened their 2022 late applications. There are so many courses you can apply for so keep reading.

Are you looking to study at False Bay TVET College in 2022? The great news is that applications for 2022 are still OPEN, but not for long. Space is limited so make sure to apply early to avoid disappointment.

Are you looking to apply to study at the College of Cape Town? Find out how to apply below. College of Cape Town has an extended range of Qualifications and accredited Short Courses to get you off in the right direction.

Noludwe Dyantyies completed a National Diploma in Marketing at Walter Sisulu University in Mthatha but found employment opportunities scarce at home in Queenstown in the Eastern Cape.

Maureen Mojela’s journey began in tragedy when her mother passed away in Limpopo in 2008. Maureen relocated to Cape Town, where she enrolled at Wynberg Girls High School.

As a child, Taswell Brown used to dream of building a ship. Today he is a qualified boilermaker employed on contract at CFW Fans, a supply of standard and custom fans for all industrial processes. His division assembles lifesaving ventilation fans strong enough to dependably withstand the conditions of underground mining.