The Fourth Industrial Revolution Takes Shape at SWGC South West Gauteng TVET College (SWGC) in collaboration with the Chemical Industrial Education and Training Authority (CHIETA) Seta held an award ceremony for a group of 150 learners. This follows funding from CHIETA Seta to the value of R1 480 000.00, to fund learners who took part in the...Read More
National Student Financial Aid Scheme is a structure assisting students who are furthering their studies at South African public universities and colleges. The bursary covers almost all the costs incurred during the academic year. This includes tuition fees, food allowances, and book allowance. NSFAS has come out and brushed off the fakes news about rumors...Read More
MAKE EVERYDAY A MANDELA DAY The COVID-19 pandemic has been publicized as “the great equalizer.” However, it has become clear that the impact of the pandemic has been unduly felt by people of colour globally. This impact extends beyond COVID-19 infection and mortality rates, the economic fallout of the pandemic has also had a massive...Read More
South West Gauteng TVET College WBE unit In Partnership with FP & M SETA Opportunities The New Business Development Unit Manager and FP & M SETA would like to Congratulate all the students who have successfully completed their N6 Qualifications, The College has received Funding for Work Integrated Learning (WIL) to fund 25 Learners who...Read More
New Business Development Unit Office South West Gauteng Tvet College Request for Accredited Assessors and Moderators South West Gauteng Tvet College is on the edge of implementing the Non-Ministerial Programmes/ Occupational Programmes (Skills Programmes and Learnerships) and therefore we would like to Invites the Assessors and Moderators accredited by the relevant SETA’s. The interested candidates...Read More
“Generation Equality: Realizing Women’s Rights for an Equal Future” 9 August 2021 Every year, in August, our country marks Women’s Month. We also pay tribute to the more than 20 000 women who marched to the Union Buildings on 9 August 1956 in protest against the extension of Pass Laws to women. A system meant to control...Read More
Honoured as the “Mother of Black Freedom” and known as the first black woman in South Africa to hold a graduate degree, and for her exceptional contribution to the struggle for women’s and workers’ rights as well as her lifelong dedication to the struggle for peace and justice. Charlotte Maxeke was an individual whose every...Read More
THE START OF SOMETHING GREAT In a revolutionary initiative meant to upskill Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) College students, the City of Johannesburg has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with South West Gauteng TVET College (SWGC) to prepare 80 students for the world of work. This comes after numerous talks between the...Read More
