Two Oceans Graduate Institute

Two Oceans Graduate Institute

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Two Oceans Graduate Institute (TOGI) was established in 2017 by Mrs. Recognition of TOGI’s commitment to quality came swiftly.

Study to become a Qualified Recognized Teacher

TOGI offers a fully online and affordable PGCE Senior and FET Phase Teaching, BEd Intermediate Phase Teaching, BEd in Foundation Phase Teaching, and BEd Senior and FET Phase Teaching. Ashra Norton and Dr. Ali Adam, guided by a shared vision to create a transformative educational institution. Founded under the provisions of the Higher Education Act 10

Photos from Two Oceans Graduate Institute's post 24/07/2026

Two Oceans Graduate Institute (TOGI) is proud to continue strengthening its relationship with the South African Council for Educators (SACE) through meaningful engagement that supports the professional development of future educators.

Recently, TOGI had the privilege of hosting a SACE Student Teacher Consultative Workshop on the Draft Code of Professional Ethics for Student Teachers. Our BEd Foundation Phase and Intermediate Phase student teachers actively participated in this national consultation, contributing valuable insights towards shaping the ethical standards of the teaching profession in South Africa.

This engagement reflects the important role that TOGI student teachers and graduates play within the broader education sector. It also demonstrates our ongoing commitment to preparing educators who are professionally competent, ethically grounded, and ready to contribute positively to schools and communities.

We are particularly encouraged by the growing collaboration between TOGI and SACE as we work together to advance quality teacher education and support the professional journey of both current students and alumni.

To our students, graduates, partners and stakeholders: thank you for your continued confidence in TOGI. We remain committed to excellence in teacher education and to developing educators who lead with integrity, professionalism and purpose.

21/07/2026

She thought her future was in the corporate world.

Instead, her journey led her back to the classroom and the community that helped shape her.

After leaving her job in 2019, she took time to discover who she was and what she wanted to do. That search eventually brought her to teaching and back to The Leadership College, where she had once completed her own matric.

Today, she teaches Life Orientation and Creative Arts and helps young people see that where they come from does not have to determine where they are going.

Her journey with TOGI has given her practical tools that she can use in the classroom, but it has also given her something just as important: support.

When she experienced the loss of her nephew while completing her studies, her lecturers looked beyond the assignment deadlines. They asked how she was doing and what support she needed.

That experience reminded her that education is not only about academics. It is about relationships, care and understanding.

She became a teacher to support the youth.

And today, she walks into her classroom with a deeper understanding of the learners who may need more than a lesson. They may need someone to see them.

This is her TOGI story.

20/07/2026

Sometimes, finding your purpose means letting go of the future you first imagined.

Tomorrow, we share the story of a woman whose journey led her back to the community that helped shape her.

It is a story of purpose, perseverance and choosing to make a difference.

Her TOGI story is coming tomorrow.

10/07/2026

From security officer to teacher.

Her journey was not the one she first imagined, but it became the one she was meant to walk.

She started at TLC without knowing that one opportunity would open the door to something much bigger. Through encouragement, hard work and the chance to study while working and raising a family, her path slowly changed.

Teaching was not the original plan.

But somewhere along the way, it became the calling.

Today, she stands as proof that growth does not have an age limit. That your current role does not define your final story. And that when the right people believe in you, a new future can begin.

Her journey with TOGI gave her the flexibility to keep going, even when life was full, deadlines were heavy and family sacrifices had to be made.

Now, she gets to step into the classroom with purpose: to care, to guide and to make a difference in the lives of learners in her community.

This is her TOGI story.

If you are a TOGI student, graduate, lecturer or teacher with a story to share, we would love to hear from you.

Your journey may be the encouragement someone else needs to begin theirs.

09/07/2026

Some stories remind us that the path to becoming a teacher is not always straight.

Tomorrow, we share a journey shaped by opportunity, perseverance, motherhood, hard work and a calling that slowly became clear.

It is a story of growth.

A story of someone who kept going.

And a reminder that sometimes, the place you start is not the place you are meant to stay.

Her TOGI story is coming tomorrow.

08/07/2026

Only 3 days left to apply for our July 2026 intake.

Applications close on 10 July 2026.

If you have been considering studying to become a teacher, this is your reminder to take the next step.

Two Oceans Graduate Institute offers affordable, fully online teaching qualifications through flexible distance education.

Apply online through our website or contact us if you need help with your application.

07/07/2026

Some journeys ask more from us than we expected.

In this speech from our TOGI Graduation, Axolile Hoza reflects on returning to education, studying online, facing load shedding, late nights, isolation and the pressure of balancing life, work and tuition.

But he also reminds us of the people who help carry the journey: friends, lecturers, mentors, admin staff and family.

A reminder that success is not always about having it easy. Sometimes, it is simply the courage to keep going.

Photos from Two Oceans Graduate Institute's post 03/07/2026

Thank you colleague Masnoenah for a Gold Medal high level presentation yesterday (2 July 2026) at Stellenbosch University during the meeting of the Western Cape Cape Provincial Teacher Education Development Committee, in the presence of public and private institutions, representatives of DHET, DBE, SACE, WCED, ETDP SETA, amongst others.

Thank you very much and well done Masnoenah!

02/07/2026

Some journeys are not only completed in classrooms.

For Firdaus Saleh Mohamed, her TOGI journey was shaped through faith, motherhood, sacrifice and perseverance.

When she first enrolled at TOGI, she thought she was simply working towards a qualification. Looking back, it became one of the most challenging, yet rewarding journeys of her life.

Over the past few years, Firdaus balanced many roles: student, wife, daughter in law, mother, employee, caregiver and advocate for her children. She studied through two pregnancies while raising a young child and faced the emotional journey of receiving autism diagnoses for her children.

There were days when her car became her classroom. During load shedding, she attended online classes wherever she could find enough signal and battery power. Assignments were completed in therapy waiting rooms, projects were worked on from hospital rooms and studies continued even during one of the hardest moments of all, when her baby was admitted to ICU.

Through tears, sleepless nights and moments where quitting felt easier, she kept going.

She was also not alone. Her sister in law and brother in law supported her endlessly, staying up late, encouraging her and reminding her not to give up when she felt exhausted.

Today, Firdaus has reached the finish line. The assignments are done, the practicals are completed and the long nights are behind her.

This degree was not earned only in a classroom.

It was earned in hospital corridors, therapy waiting rooms, parked cars during load shedding, family gatherings, sleepless nights and through unwavering faith.

No matter what happens next, that is an achievement no one can ever take away from her.

01/07/2026

Only 10 days left to apply for our July 2026 intake.

Applications close on 10 July 2026.

If you have been thinking about studying to become a teacher, this is your reminder to take the next step.

Two Oceans Graduate Institute offers affordable, fully online teaching qualifications.

Apply online via our website or contact us if you need help with your application.

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Monday 08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:00
Thursday 08:00 - 16:00
Friday 08:00 - 16:00