Tulipohamba Training and Assessment Institute

The following list consists of the 2026 NTA funded Intake for Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety at Windhoek Campus. All students are encouraged to collect their admission letters and proof of registration at Windhoek Campus and to attend Student Orientation on the 21 May 2026, at Khomasdal Vocational Training Centre (VTC) hall at 08h00.

HAPPY ASCENSION DAY!
As we observe Ascension Day, we reflect on the profound transition of our Lord Jesus Christ from the earthly realm to his heavenly seat, marking the completion of his physical mission. This day serves as a powerful reminder of hope and the promise of a spiritual presence that transcends geographical and temporal boundaries. For many, it is a time of quiet contemplation, focusing on the themes of liberation and the enduring call to carry forward a message of grace. In the stillness of this observance, we find the strength to look upward and onward, feeling empowered by the legacy of a journey that leads toward higher purpose.

Acts 1:9–11 (NIV)
​"After he said this, he was taken up before their very eyes, and a cloud hid him from their sight. They were looking intently up into the sky as he was going, when suddenly two men dressed in white stood beside them. 'Men of Galilee,' they said, 'why do you stand here looking into the sky? This same Jesus, who has been taken from you into heaven, will come back in the same way you have seen him go into heaven.'"

New Degree Programs Coming to TTAI!
Excitement swept through the campus today as Director Ms. Lebo Mwampole just announced that Tulipohamba Training and Assessment Institute (TTAI) is set to expand its academic horizons with the introduction of brand new degree programs!

A Milestone for Tulipohamba
During her orientation address, Ms. Mwampole shared this visionary update, sparking cheers from both staff and students. This expansion marks a major shift for the institute, moving beyond existing certifications to offer higher-level academic qualifications.

TTAI Welcomes First-Year Students at Annual Orientation Day.
(TTAI) was electric today as the campus opened its doors to a fresh cohort of first-year students. The annual Orientation Day served as both a formal introduction to academic life and a powerful call to action for the incoming class.

A Vision for the Future
The highlight of the morning was an inspiring address by the Director, Ms. Lebo Mwampole. Welcoming the students to the TTAI family, Ms. Mwampole emphasized the transformative power of education. She urged the newcomers to look beyond the classroom and maintain a steadfast focus on their professional aspirations.
"Your journey starts today, but your destination is the future you build for yourselves," Ms. Mwampole told the gathering. "Stay visionary, stay committed, and let your ambitions drive every lecture you attend. Your focus must be to graduate."

Navigating the Academic Landscape
Following the keynote, students moved into breakout sessions led by the faculty's experienced lecturers. These sessions were designed to demystify the road ahead, providing a comprehensive roadmap for the academic year. Key areas of focus included:
Course Overviews: Detailed breakdowns of TTAI’s specialized curriculum and learning outcomes.

Assessment & Examinations: A step-by-step guide to the critical stages of evaluation, ensuring students understand the standards required for success.
Internship Integration: Vital information on how TTAI’s internship program bridges the gap between theoretical study and real-world industry experience.

Responsibility and Opportunity
The day’s messaging carried a strong theme of accountability. Lecturers and administrators alike advised students to take their studies seriously from day one. A significant point of discussion involved the financial support many students receive; the faculty encouraged the cohort to be diligent stewards of their funding, treating it as an investment in their future careers.

As the orientation concluded, the message was clear: at TTAI, the tools for success are provided, but the drive to utilize them must come from the students themselves.

Welcome Class of 2026, the journey to excellence has begun.