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High Schools And FETS Colleges Attend Career Exhibition At DUT

Durban University of TechnologyRef: https://www.dut.ac.za/High_Schools_And_FETS_Colleges_Attend_Career_Exhibition_At_DUT_/

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This document is a news article on the Durban University of Technology (DUT) website about a career exhibition attended by high schools and FET colleges. It reports that the event was hosted by DUT’s Co-operative Education department in partnership with Wholesale and Retail SETA (W&RSETA) at the Ritson Hall, DUT Ritson Campus, on 20 February 2013. The article explains the purpose of the exhibition (to inform matric pupils about careers and shortages in the wholesale and retail sector) and describes a bursary scheme and workplace-training approach supported through the SETA and related programmes, including references to NSFAS.

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Bursary Scheme for Students in Wholesale and Retail Sector

Eligible students can apply for a bursary that covers tuition fees, books, accommodation, and meals for the duration of their programme. This bursary is supported by Wholesale and Retail SETA and is available to learners pursuing qualifications in the wholesale and retail sector.

Who it is for: students pursuing qualifications in the wholesale and retail sector
How to act on it: Apply through the Wholesale and Retail SETA or the Durban University of Technology's Co-operative Education Department
Closes: Closing date not stated in the source

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eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal

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https://www.dut.ac.za/High_Schools_And_FETS_Colleges_Attend_Career_Exhibition_At_DUT_/

Key Takeaways

Event: career exhibition for matric pupils
Host/partners: DUT Co-operative Education + Wholesale and Retail SETA (W&RSETA)
Venue: Ritson Hall, DUT Ritson Campus
Date of event: Wednesday, 20 February 2013
Article date: Aug 28, 2013
Purpose: raise awareness of careers and shortages of young skilled professionals in wholesale and retail
Schools mentioned: Ntee High School (Pinetown), Pinetown Umlazi ComTech, Velabahleke High School (Umlazi), Elangeni FET College (Pinetown), Bechet Secondary (Sydenham), Mzuvelo High School (teacher and pupil quoted)
Bursary scheme details: covers tuition, books, accommodation and meals for programme duration
Workplace training: theoretical learning integrated with workplace training; SETA sponsors companies to employ learners for up to 12 months and encourages permanent employment
Financial aid mentioned: National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) and bursaries
Durban University of Technology (DUT)
DUT Co-operative Education Department
Wholesale and Retail SETA (W&RSETA)
Sindiso Malaku (W&RSETA Marketing and Communications Executive Manager)
Nolwandle Mbatha (Mzuvelo High School teacher)
Siyamdumisa Silangwe (Mzuvelo High School pupil)
Sipho Mkhize (DUT Central Housing Council President and Public Relations BTech student)
Declan Lawson (Wholesale and Retail SETA Regional Manager)
National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS)
Ntee High School
Elangeni FET College
Mzuvelo High School
Velabahleke High School
Bechet Secondary
ComTech (Umlazi ComTech)