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Key Partners and Alliances

TVETCGC has also established a diverse range of collaborations with both formal and informal partnerships.

These alliances are central to strengthening governance in the TVET sector, advancing skills development, and expanding technological capacity. Some of these collaborations are formalised through the signed Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs), while others are in progress or pending finalisation.

SATVETSA

Strengthening TVET sector governance, advocating for policy reforms, and building institutional capacity.

FASSET

Engagement in a grant-funded ICT Hubs project to advance digital education and skills within TVET institutions.

PSETA

Dedicated to enhancing public sector competencies through tailored training and professional development programmes.

SACPO

Collaborative efforts in training, leadership development, and capacity building across the public and private sectors.

Services SETA

Strategic initiatives focused on workforce readiness, industry-aligned training, and ongoing skills development.

Milisakwande

A strategic consulting and project management partner, providing expert guidance in capacity building and implementation.

MICT SETA

A key partner in digital skills development and ICT capacity building, driving technological innovation in the sector.

Printing SA

Facilitating vocational training and skills development within the printing, publishing, and media industries.

Reonet & IDT

A joint initiative to implement utility cost savings projects, optimising resource management within TVET institutions.

Itsamaya

Strategic partner and sponsor for Corporate Social Investment (CSI) initiatives, driving socio-economic upliftment.

Lilonke Investments

Collaborative partner in the ICT Hubs Project, expanding access to technology and digital learning resources

MTN

Enabling ICT expansion and connectivity solutions to support the digital transformation of TVET institutions and their digital literacy programmes.

National Skills Fund

Providing funding support for skills development initiatives, ensuring equitable access to education and training opportunities.

Huawei

A strategic partner in ICT training, infrastructure development, and the promotion of digital literacy within the TVET sector.

Unisa Enterprise

Academic collaboration and capacity building to enhance the educational framework and professional development opportunities.

Old Mutual

Partnering on financial literacy initiatives and sponsoring CSI programmes to empower communities economically

African Bank

Leading financial literacy programmes and supporting financial inclusion for TVET learners and communities.

Enable Holdings

A strategic partner focused on the development and implementation of digital programmes that enhance employability and industry readiness.

Core to the existence of the TVET Colleges Governance Council (TVETCGC) is the creation of a voluntary association tasked with addressing key areas such as capacity building of Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Colleges, policy advocacy, resource mobilisation, upskilling, corporate governance and playing a pivotal role in shaping the future of the TVET sector.

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