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Trade Test Preparation for General Handypersons
Students who have completed the IRM skills training can proceed to study towards obtaining their trade test in a relevant field, enabling formal qualification as a skilled artisan.
The document's recorded date is 27 September 2024. Confirm on the official source.
Other students can go on to study towards obtaining their trade test in a relevant field.
Reference
https://umfolozicollege.co.za/download/103/documents/14970/irm-mandeni-press-release-30-september-2024.pdf
Closing Date
27 September 2024
IRM Enterprise and Skills Hub Incubation Programme
Local youth and small businesses can join the incubation programme at the IRM Hub to receive entrepreneurial support, including market access, capacity building in marketing, finance, and compliance, skills development, personal coaching, and mentoring.
The document's recorded date is 27 September 2024. Confirm on the official source.
Graduates are also encouraged to start their own businesses, with the option to join the Hub’s incubation programme.
Short Skills Programme for Dual Trade Assistant Learners
A three-month theory and simulation training followed by nine months of work-related experience in mechanical or electrical fields, leading to increased employability and eligibility for qualification as artisans through Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) after three years of experience.
The document's recorded date is 27 September 2024. Confirm on the official source.
On Friday, 27 September 2024, 30 iLembe Dual Trade Assistant Learners graduated under the Short Skills Programme at the Mandeni IRM Hub. After completing three months of theory and simulation training at the college and nine months of work-related experience, these graduates are now more employable in both the public and private sectors.
