ACTS

YesHub Automotive skills programme kicking of in Vredenburg today.
Acts proud to announce coming on board as the Programme implementation partner 🙏

Meet Ms Kamva Dudula.. Recently passed her 2nd attempt electrical trade test and is now a qualified red seal electrician.. Congratulations Ms Dudula and may this open new opportunities for you and your family.

My Name Kamva,My Surname is Dudula ,I was born in 1994 in Eastern Cape, I grow up there, I study my primary and my high school I pass my matric in 2012 in Eastern Cape. I came here in Cape town in 2013 I start my Engineering studies at Northlink college in Belhar compus from N1 to N3. 2014 I did my N4 to N6 at college of Cape town in Pinelands compus I finish my electrical studies. The college of Cape town find the apprentice for me in 2017 the college place me in GSK to do my practicals for 3 years. I was getting the stipend from TETA. In 2020 at the end of the year I got the dates for my preparation for Trade test. Around November 2020 I did the trade test for the 1st attempt unfortunately I didnt make it I pass 3 modules and I fail 2 Modules. I was start stressing my future is down the drain now. In 2021 I receive the call with my beautiful lady Mrs Roberta she say I must send my documents is gonner apply for me second attempt trade test. I did send Imidiately I recieved the date for second attempt I pass my trade test on 23November 2021 I am a artisan now my red seal is in my hands. I thank you Mrs Roberta and Teta, my future is bright now because of you🥰🥰

Mogammad Shaaid Hendricks is now a qualified red seal electrician thanks to the funding received from Teta to do his 2nd attempt.. Congratulations Mogammad may this open new opportunities for you and your family.

Firstly I would like to thank Mrs Roberta and TETA for allowing me another opportunity to do my trade test and become a artisan .It has really been a long journey for me 7 years in counting since the first day I entered a class starting with my electrical journey .If it wasn't for TETA I have no idea what I would have been doing at this moment in time or where I would have been but they have given me an opportunity to reach my goals and a career to be proud of .

Thanks so much To Roberta Mathews and Teta

We've managed with the help of TETA and College of Cape Town to get approval for 4 of our electrical candidates who went for their 2nd attempts.. 2 passed and 2 unfortunately was not competent yet but we believe that they will be successful in the new year.

We've been a bit quiet the last month or so slogging away at the process of getting our candidates trade test approval

Congratulations to our 4 candidates who will be doing their 2nd attempts in November at College of Cape Town electrical trade test center

A happy Women's day to all our female candidates 💕💕

ACTS ON THE FOREFRONT OF QUALIFYING OUR YOUTH THROUGH DEVELOPMENT

My name is Mzulungile Vinqishe and here is my story ,
I was born in the Eastern Cape in a small town called Idutywa I passed my grade 12 at JS Nskenjana in 2007. I arrived in Capetown looking for work , for 5 years I was looking for decent job but it is hard without proper qualifications , later I realized I wasted 5 years and then looked at life differently and said let me go to the college I went to the College of Cape Town to do Electrical Engineering
I did my N2 up to N6 from 2013 to 2016. In 2016 a lovely lady called Carmen at COCT introduced me an organization called TETA, who could fund my practical training to became a qualified artisan
I grabbed the opportunity with both hands I started my apprenticeship 2016 with a company called Airvent air conditioning and ventilation for three years learning as much as possible, on my last day of apprenticeship I got a call from another company called Erase where I started to work on my own as a semi skilled in refrigeration and air-conditioning. After a year we went into lock down due to covid19. The company had reduce the staff I was one of those people , within a week, I got call from Ice Technologies where I was appointed to work as Junior technician in refrigeration and air-conditioning, it was not easy but with College of Cape Town and TETA I I am employed. I say keep helping the students ❤️🧡💛💚 I am proud of myself because of u honestly.

I am looking to recruit and speak to a few boys and girls who are not in employment, education or training in the Atlantis area. Young people who are not connected with opportunities and networks. Are you able to put me in contact with such youth for a discussion we would like to have with them?

We are yet to decide on a venue but their travel costs would be reimbursed and there would be refreshments for them. The focus group would take place on the 14th or 15th June in Atlantis.

Would it be possible to put me in touch with a few young people who would be keen to have a discussion with us by next Tuesday, 1st June

Today we are featuring Mogammad Moses another ACTS recipient.

My name is Moegammad Moegsien Moses and my apprenticeship with the TETA program started in 2016 and ended in 2019.
I was offered an opportunity to work with an renowned airconditioning company and through my hosting company, College of Cape Town Pinelands and TETA, today I am an AC technician doing what I enjoy and do best.

Meet Abongile Bakada who unfortunately failed his 1st trade test attempt.. ACTS are now assisting this young man through funding by TETA to attempt a 2nd time to become a qualified artisan. 🙏

I'm Abongile Bakada from Eastern Cape at Mthatha but I live here in Cape Town in Kuilsriver. I finish my Matric in Idutywa School Of Excellence in Eastern Cape. I came here in Cape Town to study electrical engineering in College Of Cape town. I have my N4.

I got a call from the college about the apprenticeship programme. I was so excited about it. Because that's when I realized that my dream is finally coming true. I've learn a lot at this industry. I've got an experience, thank to TETA for giving us this opportunity. This time I'm willing to give all my best to make it through.