Community Impact
Wind Turbine Service Technician training
What began as an investment in technical skills has grown into a meaningful pathway into the renewable energy sector for young people in the...
Small-scale farmers receive support
For small-scale farmers in Loeriesfontein, keeping livestock healthy through prolonged drought conditions has become an increasingly difficult...
Career Guidance Programme opens pathways
In Springbok, 135 Grade 12 learners are taking real steps towards their futures. A few learners have already received responses to their...
Ceres Nurses Honoured
Healthcare workers at Ceres clinics were given an opportunity to focus on their own wellbeing during a Women’s Wellness Day hosted for Department...
Recycling programme helps local schools
Five local schools within the Naledi Local Municipality are generating additional income and cleaner learning environments through a newly...
SPRINGBOK WOMEN GAIN PRACTICAL SKILLS
August 2026 A group of women from Springbok recently came together for a hands-on workshop focused on building everyday confidence and...
Highlights
Wind turbine tech takes local skills global
Local community members are accessing wind energy technical training that is sought after not only in the local renewable energy sector, but globally. One example is Humansdorp local Kanyisa Goveni, who graduated just over a year ago and is now permanently employed as a Wind Turbine Service Technician, servicing wind turbines in Germany. Her rapid career progression demonstrates the quality and international relevance of the renewable energy skills being developed here in South Africa, and the opportunities that specialised, industry-aligned training can unlock for young people....