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IEC DIALOGUE

Goldfields TVET College hosts a dialogue about local government elections and gender based issues featuring various stakeholders. We have representatives from SAPS, Commission on Gender Equality, NPA, and GPAO to discuss their roles in national elections and the importance of youth participation in voting.

SAPS Representative: The South African Police Service, their role is to ensure a safe and secure environment during elections. They will maintain law and order along with different stakeholders. Commission on Gender Equality Representative: The Commission of Gender Equality focuses on promoting gender equality and empowering women. During elections, they monitor and address any gender-related issues that may arise. NPA Representative: The National Prosecuting Authority handles any election-related crimes and ensure that the electoral process is free from corruption and malpractices. GPAO Representative: The Government Printer and Electoral Officer oversees the logistics of the elections, ensuring that voting materials are accurately prepared and distributed.

We encourage young people to register to vote, stay informed about the issues, and participate in the electoral process. Your vote matters, and your participation can shape the future of our country. Make sure to register, attend voter education workshops, and exercise your right to vote on election day. Your participation is crucial in shaping the future of our country.

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🗣NSFAS 2026 Applications Are Officially Open!!!

We are pleased to announce that we are officially accepting funding applications for the 2026 academic year.

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2025 Induction & Orientation Programme ✨

Goldfields TVET College proudly welcomed our new Trimester 3 Engineering Studies students on 15 September 2025 at the Tosa Campus.

The session introduced students to student support services, Higher Health, NSFAS, and career development opportunities.

We look forward to an exciting journey of growth, learning, and success together! 🎓💡

Goldfields TVET College had an impressive showing at the CoSACSA Summer Ball Games held at Flavius Mareka TVET College on September 13, 2025.

The college participated in five sports codes:
- Soccer: Male team
- Netball: Male and Female teams
- Volleyball: Male and Female teams
- Basketball: Male and Female team
- Rugby: Male team

Their outstanding performance earned them a spot to represent the Free State Province at the CoSACSA National Summer Ball Games in Port Elizabeth from October 1st to 6th, 2025. The winning teams include:

- Netball (Females): Won 46-17 vs Motheo TVET College | 20-19 vs Maluti TVET College
- Soccer (Males): Won 4-1 vs Motheo TVET College | Maluti TVET College 4-0
- Rugby (Males): Won 34-0 vs Motheo TVET College

Additionally, some students from other sports codes have been selected to join the provincial team:
- Basketball (Male and Female): 6 players selected
- Volleyball (Male and Female): 6 players selected
- Male Netball: 5 players selected

We wish the Goldfields TVET College students the best of luck in their upcoming tournament!

Goldfields TVET College participated in Lomotso Primary School’s Career Simulation Day today (12-09-2025). The event was honored by the presence of representatives from SAPS, the Fire Department, the Traffic Department, Correctional Services, Disaster Management, Paramedics, and other stakeholders who were invited to this prestigious occasion.

This initiative aims to boost Grade 7 learners and the Thabong community as a whole to take an interest in the different career paths offered by the stakeholders.

2025 Students Award Ceremony

On Thursday, 11th of September 2025, Goldfields TVET College welcomed over four hundred (400) guests to the annual students awards ceremony at the Kingdom of Christ Ministries Auditorium, where students who have performed exceptionally well in their academic pursuits, sport and extra mural activities were presented with certificates for achieving excellence during the 2024 academic year.
Among the attendees were staff, industry and business people, guests, and last but not least, the ecstatic parents who came to support their children for being part of the top achieving students in both NC(V) and NATED/Report 191 programmes, sports, arts and cultural activities.

The ceremony began with a prayer from Ms. Nthabiseng Motantsi (Assistant Director: Curriculum) with a few words of encouragement to all the students that have achieved as well as to those that are yet to achieve, followed by a brief message from the Principal of the college Mr F.S. Mahlangu. During his message, the Principal, Mr. Francis Mahlangu, commended the students for their achievements, indicating that they have sacrificed many sleepless nights and weekends to achieve the distinctions they have achieved and be where they are now. He further mentioned that these top achievers are not easily persuaded by their peers and have set goals that they strive to accomplish.
Mr. Mahlangu also took the opportunity to applaud the lecturers for a job well done in ensuring that these students achieve the best results through their dedication to teaching. The Principal, also took the opportunity, to thank Standard Bank, for being the main sponsor of the event, and dubbed the event " The Standard Bank Students Awards Ceremony".

Today at Goldfields TVET College Tosa Campus students joined hands to raise awareness for World Su***de Prevention Day.

As part of the su***de prevention dialogue facilitated by the Campus Care Worker, students dipped their hands in paint and placed handprints on a pledge poster sharing messages of hope for anyone battling suicidal thoughts or mental health challenges.

Each print is a reminder that support is all around us. No one should suffer in silence. You are seen, you are valued and help is available.

Let’s continue creating safe spaces on our campuses where healing, understanding and hope can thrive.

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The SSS held its first ever Career Exhibition for their NCV students as part of their exit program. Students got the chance to receive information about their respective careers from potential employers. The exhibition serves as an opportunity for students to know what is expected from them in the job market and how they can use their current qualifications to the best of their abilities.