Western Cape Community Education and Training College

Happy Women’s Day!

Today, the Western Cape Community Education and Training College celebrates the strength, courage and resilience of women who continue to inspire change and shape our communities.

Empowered women build empowered communities.

Western Cape Community Education and Training College was honoured to attend the official launch of the 4IR Centre of Excellence and Centres of Specialisation at South Cape TVET College's Mossel Bay Campus on the 16 July 2026.

Represented by the College Principal Mr Zita and the Marketing team, the College also participated as an exhibitor, showcasing the educational opportunities available through our Community Learning Centres.

We extend our appreciation to South Cape TVET College and all partners for creating a platform that advances innovation, collaboration and excellence within the Post-School Education and Training sector.

Happy Birthday to Honourable Minister Buti Manamela.

The Western Cape Community Education and Training College is deeply saddened by the passing of our beloved colleague, Mrs Katy Mundila. May her memory continue to inspire us, and may she rest in eternal peace. 🕊️

On 26 June 2026, the Western Cape CET College successfully hosted a Voter Education and Awareness Campaign at the Masiyile Community Learning Centre (CLC), held at the Bulumko High School Hall in Khayelitsha, and extended its outreach to Baphumelele Children’s Home in Khayelitsha.

At Masiyile CLC, the College Principal, Mr Zita, together with the Deputy Principal: Academic Services, Mr Ndaba, and our dedicated lecturers, engaged with community members by sharing valuable information about the Western Cape CET College programmes, encouraging lifelong learning, skills development, and highlighting that our programmes are accessible to all and offered free of charge, with no age limit.

In partnership with the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), community members were educated on the importance of voter registration, participating in democratic processes, and making informed choices. Eligible attendees were also assisted with voter registration.

The outreach further extended to Baphumelele Children’s Home, where Mr Zita, Mr Ndaba, and IEC representatives engaged with staff and young people, emphasising the importance of early voter registration from the age of 16, as well as the value of active citizenship. The team also shared information about Western Cape CET College programmes, reinforcing that opportunities for education and skills development are open to everyone, with no age restrictions.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the IEC, the staff and learners at Masiyile CLC, and Mam’Rose, the Managing Director of Baphumelele Children’s Home, for their warm reception and participation. Together, we continue to empower communities through education, civic awareness, and lifelong learning.

On 26 June 2026, Western Cape CET College successfully hosted a Voter Education and Awareness Campaign at Masiyile Community Learning Centre (CLC), hosted at Bulumko High School Hall, Khayelitsha.

The College Principal, Mr Zita, together with the Deputy Principal: Academic Services, Mr Ndaba, and our dedicated lecturers, also engaged with the community by sharing information about community education and the range of programmes offered by Western Cape CET College, encouraging lifelong learning and skills development.

In partnership with the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), students and members of the community were educated on the importance of registering to vote, participating in democratic processes, and making their voices heard. The IEC also assisted eligible community members with voter registration.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the IEC and everyone who contributed to the success of this impactful initiative. Together, we continue to empower our communities through education, civic participation, and lifelong learning.