Rundu Main Campus - DayDream Institute of Training and Skills Development

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT

SUBJECT: NEW MEDIUM HEAVY DUTY EFFICIENCY PRINTER (RUNDU CAMPUS)

We are pleased to announce that the Institute has officially received and installed a new, medium heavy-duty printer to enhance Rundu campus operations and better support your academic and administrative needs.

Thank you for your cooperation as we continue to upgrade our campus infrastructure.

JUNE/JULY 2026 (THEORY) ASSESSMENT ROSTER NOW AVAILABLE ON THE NTA WEBSITE

Access the roster here:
https://www.nta.com.na/assessment-docs/

or you may also collect it from our Curriculum and Assessment Coordinator, Ms Sabina Shamukweni at our Rundu Main Campus.

for more information on Assessments Contact Ms Teophilia Ndango, Centre Secretary, Student Admission and Record Officer at 081 444 8889.

DONT FORGET NSFAF APPLICATIONS ENDS ON THE 11 JUNE 2026, Visit our center to assist you with your application for the following programmes:

1. Occupational Health and Safety
2. Counseling Services
3. Entrepreneurship

We also have Nursing and pharmacy foundation shoet courses such as:
1. Health care assistant (Home-Based Care)
2. Pharmacy Front-Office Assistant (Sales and Administration Officer)

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NEWS UPDATE: CORPORATE RELATIONS AND STAKEHOLDERS ENGAGEMENT

Our Administrative and Training Support Staffs left by Ms Mariane Mangundu, Acting Head of Training and Student Services concluded their three-day National Assessment Administration Regulatory Workshop in Windhoek today, bringing together Assessment and Curriculum Coordinators from across the TVET sector. Day 3 discussions focused on malpractice, grievances, compliance and strengthening legally-grounded assessment practices in line with the Vocational Education and Training Act, 2008, and Government Notice No. 318 of 2023.

Delivering the closing remarks, the NTA Manager for Assessment and Certification, Nicoletta Kooper-Kolomoni, expressed appreciation to participants for their active engagement, professionalism and commitment throughout the workshop. She noted that the engagement served as an important reminder of the collective responsibility to uphold fair, credible and quality assessment practices within Namibia’s TVET system. Kooper-Kolomoni further emphasised that Assessment and Curriculum Coordinators play a critical, though often unseen, role at the foundation of the national summative assessment system, adding that regulations can only be effective through the people who understand, apply and give life to them.

Participants were encouraged to carry forward the knowledge shared during the workshop as a continued commitment to strengthening public confidence in TVET qualifications and graduates.

NEWS reference: NTA

NEWS UPDATED: SPORTS

13 MAY 2026
DayDream Institute FC VC Triumphant College (2 - 4)

Just 24 hours after their official establishment, the newly formed DayDream Institute FC took to the pitch for the first time today, suffering a 4-0 defeat against Triumphant College. Despite not receiving training, they played until the end of the game against their opponents

Mr Ronaldo Toroli, SRC Secretary for Accomodation, Sports, Arts, Culture and Entertainment has motivated the team to balance their studies with sports activities to promote mental health and fitness.

Next on the Montly Programme
DayDream Institute FC Shifts Focus to Ongwediva Tournament Following Debut Loss against Triumphant College.

Fresh off their spirited first competitive match, DayDream Institute FC is wasting no time looking backward as they instantly shift focus to their next major challenge.

The newly established squad will travel to Ongwediva to compete in an upcoming tournament on 20 May 2026, held in conjunction with the Intellectus Campus (IC) at the IC Entrepreneurship Day. The tournament presents an immediate opportunity for the debutants to bounce back, refine their tactics, and showcase their growth on a prominent academic and community stage.

The quick turnaround gives the coaching staff a prime opportunity to correct defensive gaps exposed during the opening 2-4 match.

Competing at the Intellectus Campus in Ongwediva exposes the young team to a highly vibrant, energetic crowd celebrating local youth entrepreneurship.

The event provides vital game time to help build chemistry and establish a firm starting for the newly formed Football club.

Ms Mariane Mangundu, Acting Head of Training and Student Services gave N$1,400.00 to the team with a sponsorship of 13 pairs of Soccer Boots to the team as a recognition of their hardwork.