Ekurhuleni City College

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Ekurhuleni City College had an amazing time hosting a Career Expo at Zonkizizwe Secondary School in Katlehong today! 🇿🇦

It was an absolute honor to engage with such bright minds, share valuable career paths, and guide our youth toward greatness🙌 .

Our Youth, Our Future Generation!We believe that providing the right tools and education today builds the leaders of tomorrow.

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Ekurhuleni City College – Unlocking your success!!!

📍 Visit Us: 88 President Street, Pharoe Park Block H, Germiston (Next to Home Affairs)📞 Call Us: 011 825 0319💬 WhatsApp: 067 148 6173💻 Apply Online: www.ekurhulenicitycollege.co.za

A day well spent at Graceland Educational Center School in Elspark, Germiston! 🏫 We had an incredible time at the Career Expo, building the future for tomorrow. 🚀It is time to make education fashionable! 🎓💼

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Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers 🙏

Freedom Day is a powerful reminder of how far South Africa has come since the first democratic elections on 27 April 1994. Before this turning point, the Bantu Education Act of 1953 enforced a segregated and inferior system that restricted Black people to manual labour and limited their academic opportunities. Under apartheid, it was virtually impossible for a Black person to own or lead a private higher education institution because the state controlled all curricula and racial admissions. Today, Section 29 of the South African Constitution protects the right of every citizen to establish and maintain independent educational institutions at their own expense. This freedom has allowed Black entrepreneurs and educators to open colleges, like Ekurhuleni City College, providing quality education that was once legally denied. While economic challenges remain, the ability to own a college is a vital symbol of the "bright future" envisioned in 1994.