Umfolozi TVET College

Student Parliament 2026📸

Happy Youth Day from the Central SRC! ✊🏾📚🇿🇦

Honouring the bravery of the youth of 1976, while empowering today's generation to dream bigger, lead boldly and make a meaningful difference in our communities.




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Today we honour the courage and sacrifice of the youth of 1976, whose bravery shaped the future of our nation.

As we commemorate Youth Day, may we continue to empower young people to lead, innovate and create positive change in our communities.





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Leading with purpose, serving with integrity.

The CSRC of uMfolozi TVET College in action at the Student Parliament, championing the voices and interests of students.




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We are confident that our students are gaining a wealth of knowledge and insight through the Student Parliament currently taking place at Meet Mekaar Resorts.

A picture of you and your colleagues attending day 2 of the Student Parliament 2026

uMfolozi TVET College Student Parliament, Election, Induction and Training

📍Currently underway is the Student Parliament Election, Induction and Training.

The facilitator is currently explaining the Terms of Reference of the Student Parliament, highlighting that its role extends beyond academic matters. The Student Parliament focuses on academic affairs, religious activities, extracurricular programmes and the overall welfare of students, ensuring that all aspects of student life are represented.

Operating through a hybrid model, the Student Parliament is there to support and strengthen the work of the Student Representative Council (SRC) in promoting effective student governance.

Participants are being encouraged to remain objective, impartial and accountable, while continuously refining their leadership skills to represent and advocate for the best interests of the entire student body.





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Yesterday, Mandeni Campus had the honour of hosting representatives from B*W Germany to explore opportunities for collaboration in the implementation of the Process Controller Occupational Programme at uMfolozi TVET College.

The B*W Project Manager, Ms Lea Hillenbraud outlined the purpose of the visit, which was to gain a better understanding of the College and identify ways in which B*W could support the successful implementation of the programme.

Acting Principal, Ms Elsie du Toit, highlighted that Mandeni Campus was selected due to its strategic location near Durban and surrounding industries and because the Process Controller programme had previously been offered under the Nated curriculum.

The discussions further emphasised the importance of developing skills in the water sector, particularly in a water-scarce country such as South Africa.

Acting Deputy Principal: Academic, Mr Ndumiso Majozi also expressed keen interest in the Train-the-Trainer initiative, recognising its potential to equip lecturers with the expertise required to deliver industry-relevant training.

The visit concluded with a tour of the Campus Training Centre, reaffirming a shared commitment to strengthening occupational programmes and creating meaningful opportunities for both staff and students.