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Rector’s Foreward 2

Organogram 2

Esayidi FETC brings the SETA

to the Rural communities

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Gamalakhe Campus receives

NLDF funding

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Campus participate in Annual

Esayidi Fun Day

NIIT Programme Benefits 4

Gamalakhe Students Enrolment

highest Ever in 2011

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Esayidi organizes Ugu Karate

Tournament

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Esayidi Students Twin with

Sweden Athena Project

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Esayidi Staff & Students Sup-

port Worthy Causes

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Port Shepstone Campus’ MER-

SETA Upgrade

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Esayidi Students Twin with

Sweden Athena Project

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Esayidi Excels at National

Sports Tournament

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Sizanani Conference Centre is

Now Open

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Inside this issue:

Before

Enyenyezi’s Mveliso Scoops National Award

be able to teach such a vital skill.

We extend our sincere gratitude to

the Shanghai Science & Technology

Management School for the donation

as well as the owners of Dedicated

Freight who assisted in clearing the

goods at the harbor.

We’re proud to say that at the time of

going to print, the language laboratory

was installed and ready for use.

Esayidi FET College and the

Shanghai Science & Technology

Management School have been

signed a memorandum of under-

standing in 2009 in which both

educational institutions commit-

ted to be involved in a skills, staff

& student exchange programme.

As part of the understanding, the

Shanghai STMS donated a 36-seat

language laboratory to Esayidi

FETC. A technician,Clive Tsha-

balala, and a facilitator, Vinod

Bansee travelled to Shanghai to

learn how to use the advanced

equipment.

In exchange, two technicians, Mr.

Ren & Mr. Dai have visited us to

assist in the installation of the

equipment at the Gamalakhe Media

Studies Centre during the month

of November 2011.

We further welcomed a delegation

from the Shanghai Municipal Edu-

cation Commission, who came to

officially hand over the donated

equipment to Esayidi FET College.

(see picture to the left)

The equipment will initially be

used to train ABET learners in

English . Once established, the

courseware will be adapted to offer

short courses in foreign languages.

We’re excited to be one of the first

FET Colleges in the country to

have this kind of equipment and to

Enyenyezi Campus’Mveliso

Mbuntshu (NCV – Level 3: Elec-

trical Infrastructure) was the

winner of the 2011 Eskom Aca-

demic Award for FET College

Students. Mveliso received the

top merit award for academic

achievement in 2010. At a special

function held in Pretoria, Mveliso

received a trophy, a special en-

dorsed plaque and a cash prize.

Furthermore a prize of R10 000

was awarded to the Faculty of

Engineering (Enyenyezi Campus)

to purchase equipment. “We are

hoping that this superb achieve-

ment by one of our very own

Esayidi FET students serves as a

motivation to other students to

achieve excellence as well as

market our College positively

within our community,” said Mr.

Rajoo, Campus Manager of En-

yenyezi Campus. Mveliso is origi-

nally from Umzimkhulu and lives

with his mother and his grand-

mother. He was able to travel

for the first time with his mother

on an airplane and said that it had

been a great opportunity for him.

Esayidi Twins with Shanghai STMS

Esayidi FET College

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Well done! Mveliso Mbuntshu

with Enyenyezi Campus Man-

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College Senior Management & Delegation

from Shanghai, China

Esayidi FETC Media

Studies Centre

Before

After

Rector’s Foreward

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to the standard required by the relevant

Skills Education Training Authorities. The

Port Shepstone and Enyenyezi campuses

have already registered with the MERSETA

and are offering trade tests to those in the

industry. The extension of our central of-

fice buildings will also take place in 2012,

which will allow for better management of

resources.

We will strive to maintain the good rela-

tions we have with trade labour unions and

the student representative council.

We also look forward to welcoming a new

College Council, appointed by the MEC for

Education.

Once again, welcome to Esayidi FET Col-

lege and Good Luck!

Sipho Nzimande (Ph.D) RECTOR

We are pleased that you have joined us this

year to further your education. Esayidi FET

College is now in its 9th year of existence and

has grown tremendously from just two main

campuses. We now have grown to five main

campuses and other skills delivery sites in

Gamalakhe, Boboyi, Kokstad and Port Shep-

stone. Each campus has over 2000 students,

studying programmes ranging from Informa-

tion Technology and Civil Engineering to

Hospitality Management and Primary Agri-

culture.

Our students have benefitted from both NCV

and NATED bursaries issued through NSFAS

for the last 3 years, seeing many accessing

free education with the hope of building a

sustainable future.

Our goals for this year include that of accred-

iting all skills programmes to bring such up

Dr. Sipho Nzimande

(Ph.D) , Rector of Esayidi

FET College

WELCOME TO ESAYIDI FET COLLEGE

Top Row: Rector:Dr Sipho Nzimande; Deputy Director Corporate Services: Casper De Koker; Deputy Director Academic Services: Mrs: Z.N.O Ntombela Middle Row: Support Staff: Mr . C Migochi; Ms. L Mbele; Mrs. B. Migochi; Dr Mngadi; Mr. Booyens; Mr. Q.A Mthiyane; Mr. R Olivier; Mrs. T Goveder Bottom Row: Campus Managers: Mrs. N.C. Mbhele, Gamalakhe; Mr. Rajoo, Enyenyezi; Mr. Linda, Kokstad; Mr Van Rensburg, Port Shepstone; Mr. Mireku, Umzimkhulu Campus

2012 Esayidi FET Organogram

A gala dinner aimed at creating a

platform for public and private

sectors to interact with Sector Edu-

cation & Training Authorities

(SETA’s) was held on the 27th of

October 2011 at Kapenta Bay.

The dinner was well attended and

discussions surrounded the partner-

ship links between business, SETAs

and Esayidi FET College.

We wish to thank the organizing

committee for their excellent

work.

Esayidi FETC Brings the SETA’s to the Rural Communities

“The gala

dinner was

well attended

and a way

forward was

established”

sium and indoor sports Centre. The facilities

will be used to promote sports and extra-

mural activities for all Esayidi FET students &

staff. For use of the facilities, kindly contact

Mrs. Mbhele at the campus.

In 2010, the Gamalakhe Campus

made an application to the Na-

tional Lottery Distribution Fund

for the upgrading of sports facili-

ties at the campus. The funding

application was approved and a

sum of R2,4 million was allo-

cated to this project by the

NLDF. A year later, the Ga-

malakhe Campus boasts a new

outdoor combi-court, gymna-

Gamalakhe Campus Receives NLDF Funding

“...the

Gamalakhe

Campus boasts a

new outdoor

combi-court,

gymnasium and

indoor sports

centre”

New combi-court in Gamalakhe Campus

WELCOME TO ESAYIDI FET COLLEGE

Port Shepstone Campus cele-

brated Heritage Day on the

20th Sepstember

2011. Students were dressed in

their traditional fineries and

traditional songs, poems and

dance was part of the pro-

gramme.

Miss & Mr Heritage Day were

also selected. Miss Heritage

Day - Lungile Dube

L3 IT. Mr Heritage Day -

Ludumo Skunjana.

Coca-Cola sponsored cold

drinks for all students.

Campuses participate in Annual Esayidi Fun Day

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Zenande Gqoboka, Nande Mfolo

Port Shepstone Campus workers celebrated

From left to right: Lucia Mkhize, Kanya Kanku,

NIIT Programme Benefits Many

students at the end of February 2012. We are also intending to have a second intake of 50-100 students at the end of this year. We are currently offering certification in Software Engineering, Database Administration, Mobile Appli-cation and Web Development, which range from 1 – 2yr programmes. We are hoping to offer Network Engineer-ing, Gaming and other IT programmes in the near future. Upon completion of

the course successful learners will receive an International Diploma from NIIT and the corresponding SAQA certification as fol-lows: Software Engineering and Mobile ap-plication NQF L5, Database Administration and Web Development NQF L4. The minimum registration requirements for the above mentioned programmes state that the applicant must have a Grade 12 certifi-cate with Mathematics and English.

Esayidi FET College Port Shepstone Campus is in a partnership with NIIT to offer an international quali-fication in Information Technology on a bursary program that is funded by the Moses Kotane Institute. The program has been running success-fully for the past 3 years, with our first Batch graduating this year. We currently have 189 students en-rolled and are enrolling a further 50

Gamalakhe Cam-

pus staff members

also participated in

Sports on the day.

There was a ladies

team and men’s

team in both soc-

cer and netball.

Coca Cola spon-

sored cold drinks

for all students and

the staff members.

Gamalakhe Staff Netball Team Mr. S Moodeky, Mrs N.C Mbhele,

Campus Manager, Mr. Vezi, Deputy

Principal having fun with Coca-Cola

Sponsors.

Gamalakhe Students Soccer Team Gamalakhe Students Netball Team

The Gamalakhe Campus has ex-

perienced a magnificent increases

in student numbers. A total of 46

lecturers have been appointed. An

evidence improvement of results

is noted. Lecturing hours has been

extended to 18:30pm.

A real effort is being made to

enrich student life in partnership

with Student Support Services.

Gamalakhe Student Enrolment highest ever in 2011/2012

Esayidi Organizes Ugu Karate Tournament

Under 45kg

Male Champion: Kwazi Mavundla

2nd place : Lindo Ndwalane

3rd place : Sabelo Madiba

4th : Sibusiso Ngcungwana

Under 55kg

Male Champion: Sthembiso Mkhize

2nd place : Sboniso cele

3rd place : Lindokuhle Khumalo

4rth place : Sibusiso Zakuza

Female Champion: Bavumile Cele

2nd place : Nomfundo Mbambi

3rd place : Nobuhle Sitho

4rth : Thobe Gcaba

Under 60kg

Male Champion: Teaspoon Cele

2nd place : Yamkela Mdingi

3rd place : Mpendulo Shabane

4rth : Sambulo Ngqulunga

Under 70kg

Male Champion: Mthoko Jula

2nd place : Mlungisi Blose

3rd place : Sanele Jalubane

4rth : Nkosi Dlamini

Open Division

Male Champion: Mlungisi Ndwalane

2nd place : Sboniso Malinga

3rd place : Andile Khambule

4rth : Sandile Mbatha

Female Champion: Sizakele Nyembe

2nd place : Nonkululeko Bhengu

3rd place : Nompumelelo Chiliza

4rth : Thobile Cele

On behalf of the college, we would like to express

gratitude to the Judges, Forum, fighters and Radio

Sunny South for the support of the event in different

guises.

UGU REGION KARATE KNOCKDOWN,

SATURDAY, 22 OCTOBER 2011, ESAYIDI FET

COLLEGE.

This was a knockdown tournament facilitated by the

local forum under the leadership of sensei Mandla

Ngubane. The forum had been initiated by Dr Sipho

Nzimande, who also is an experienced sportsman in

the marital arts.

The event was

honoured by the

presence of Shi-

han Sabela and a

visiting team that

provided techni-

cal advice and

assistance to the

forum. He ob-

served that the tournament had been of high standard.

Whilst the underlying objective had been to market

the FET College to the participating and attending

youth, expected outcomes also were for establishing

healthy relations amongst the dojos of the area by

bringing together different karate styles.

The Hibiscus Coast Youth Sport office had also been

represented by Thokozani Nzama who is presently

facilitating that the winning fighters also participate in

the KWANALOG A games of 2011.

Winners were:

Gamalakhe Campus staff and

students held a fundraiser on

the 6th of October 2011 to

help raise funds for needy stu-

dents.

Staff and students dressed up

in their old school uniforms

and participated in fun activi-

ties on the day.

registered and accredited

Trade Test Centre in this cate-

gory in South Africa. The ac-

creditation also includes per-

mission to offer learnerships.

The preparation and layout of

the Trade Test Centre was

done by messrs Leon Gro-

enewald and Chris de Beer.

They clearly impressed the

assuror who accredited the facility.

Credit must also be given to Mr.

Dave Harris of Yamaha and Mr.

Gavin Lightfoot of Kawasaki who

have sponsored motor cycles, parts

and equipment. The first three

trade tests will be conducted in

November 2011 and thereafter the

program will be rolled out nation-

ally.

The College also received a dona-

tion in the form of 6 brand new

VW engines that were negotiated

through Volkswagen South Africa.

The engines will be used for trade

tests and learnership training in

Automotive Repair & Maintenance.

On the 5th October 2011

MERSETA ETQA Quality

Assuror , Mr. Vinod Singh,

evaluated the Esayidi FET

College’s facilities and training

material at the Port Shepstone

Campus, Oslo Beach, with a

view to establishing the very

first decentralized Trade Test

Centre in the country. The

outcome was very positive and

Esayidi’s facility is the only

Port Shepstone Campus’ MERSETA Upgrade

Esayidi Staff & Students Support Worthy Causes

The principal , Mrs. NC Mbhele having fun

with the students.

“Wear your

slippers to work” -

Dream

Foundation”

Mrs. NC Mbhele, the Principal , Mrs.

NC Mbhele, Mr. Vezi, Deputy Princi-

pal, and Mr. Suven, Lecturer in their

old school uniform. Mr. Vezi, lecturer at his in his

old school uniform.

Port Shepstone Campus staff

dressed up in their gowns and

slippers in support of the Reach

for a Dream Foundation on the

19th of August. The theme was

“Wear your slippers to work”.

“...and the

Esayidi’s facility is

the only registered

and accredited

Trade Test in this

category in South

Africa”

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Esayidi Excels at National Sports Tournament

Esayidi Students Twin with Sweden Athena Project

“Esayidi FET

College won

trophies in both

boy and girls

soccer”.

National Sports Tournament

took place in Cape Town in

September 2011 whereby the

Esayidi FET College won tro-

phies in both boys and ladies

soccer.

Sphamandla Cele was a Head

Couch of KZN FET Netball

Team and Cebolenkosi Mathe

(Lecturer in Gamalakhe Cam-

pus was an Assistant Couch of

KZN FET Soccer Team.

In Netball, boys soccer team

and ladies soccer team mem-

bers were runners-up. Mbali

Memela was a shooter for the

netball team. Mthobisi from

Enyenyezi was a goal scorer in

soccer team.

Dr. S. Nzimande, Mthokozisi

Mbali Memela, Mthobisi, Dr. S. Nzimande,

delegate. UGU Municipality is a partner

with Soderhamn Municipality and partici-

pants should be the mentioned municipality.

Mrs. Beauty Migochi’s experienced Sweden

as a very friendly accommodative but ex-

tremely cold country. They could not even

see the road surface throughout their stay.

“Going to Sweden was a magical experience

for me and it just left me with incredulous to

the fact that there is a whole world out there

thet I haven’t seen”, said Khanyisile Matta

who went on the trip. We had the pleasure of

mingling with the Swedish and we were

warmly welcomed into their homes, despite

the snowy conditions, we played ice hockey,

we went ice-skating, skiing and sledging”, said

Jobina Mark who was also part of the trip.

Through our partnership with the

Port Shepstone Twinning Associa-

tion, the Athena Project has been in

existence since 2009. The Athena

Project is a Student/Lecturer ex-

change Programme involving stu-

dents/lecturers from South Africa &

Sweden.

Esayidi FET Delegate led by Mrs.

Migochi and Mrs. Moosa left Port

Shepstone on 20th February 2011 for

Soderhamn in Sweden and returned

on 05 March 2011. 10 Students, 3

Enyenyezi, 4 from Gamalakhe & 3

from Port Shepstone were part of the

Mrs. Moosa and Mrs. Migochi,

“Sweden as a very

friendly

accommodative

but extremely

cold country.

They could not

even see the road

surface throughout

their stay”.

Sizanani Conference Centre is now open in Gamalakhe

from the NC(V) (National

Certificate Vocational pro-

gramme that was introduced

in 2007.

The students were enter-

tained by the Party Rockers

Dance Groups (which con-

sisted of their lecturers).

Khanyisile Matta received the

award for Best Overall Academic

Achievement (photo attached)

All the photographs were taken

by Anette Venter of AV Photog-

raphy.

Level 4 Farewell of Esayidi FET

College, Port Shepstone Campus

students

Venue: St Michaels on Sea Hotel

Date: 16 September 2011

This is the second class to gradu-

ate from Port Shepstone Campus

“A night of glitz and glamour”

“The students were

entertained by the

Party Rockers Dance

Groups (which con-

sisted of their lectur-

ers)”.

From Left to right: Deon Phama, Snethemba Gabashe, Happiness Mkhize, Sabelo Nhlumayo, Omgile Koba; Carmen

Subrayadu, Njabulo Songo; Khanyisile Matta; Wayne Subrayadu; Shannon Stoppel

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8am and 8pm from Monday to Saturday

and customised according to public de-

mand.

The facility will also be made available

for teachers in the local area who wish to

have access to the internet and printing

facilities for their research and class

preparation.

We are able to offer short courses cus-

tom designed to your business needs.

The Sizanani Business Support & Con-

ference Centre was established by Esay-

idi FET College in June 2011 with the

purpose of offering business related

services to the communities within the

Ugu District Region.

It boasts a fully equipped 50-seater com-

puter lab, a 50-seater conference room,

a 20-seater boardroom, catering facili-

ties, dining hall and functional design /

print shop.

All programmes are offered between

Internet Café Conference Room Boardroom Computer Lab

Sizanani Business

Conference Centre

The students were exposed to

different agricultural practicals

according to their syllabus. In

2011 level 2 students went to

agricultural royal show in PMB,

level 3 students went to Owen

Stole College of Agriculture for

a week, level 4 students went

to waterfall farm at Paddock for

a week and Msikazi farm at

Umtwalume.

At Vezubuhle School students

do their practicals on daily basis

depending on the syllabus some of

which are Piggery management,

Poultry production, Horticultural

Crop Production, Agronomic

Crop Production, Small Stock

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On the 18th July 2011(Mandela

Day) Mr J.B Shongwe with Ga-

malakhe Management organized a

Mandela Day to assist Gamalakhe

community neighboring Vezubuhle

agricultural site by donating plant-

ing & top-dressing fertilizer, cab-

bage and spinach seedlings(2000

seedlings). Capacity building and

mentoring continued until they

harvested their vegetables.

Agriculture – Gamalakhe Campus

“The students are

exposed to different

agricultural practicals

according to their

syllabus”

The Mandela Day Initiative

Mrs. N.C. Mbhele, Gamalakhe Campus Manager

& Mr. Vezi, Deputy principal donating cabbage

Mr. J.B Shongwe, HOU of Agriculture

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Date ACTIVITY RESPONSIBILITY LOCAL-ITY

09 January 2012 Staff commence duty

16 January 2012 Lectures commence HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

16 February 2012 NC(V) Assessment 1 (Voc & Fund) HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

10 February 2012 Closing date for Natural Sciences registration EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

27 February 2012 Closing date for amended prelims Natuar Sc. EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

20 Feb – 22 March NC(V) Supplementary exams in session EXAMS OFFICER, LECTURERS CAMPUS

22 Feb – 26 March Marking of L2 & L3 scripts HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

27 February 2012 1st Audit of PoE’s and PoA’s (Campus level) HOD, Sen Lecturer, Moderators CAMPUS

16 March 2012 Submit Natural Sciences term mark to DHET EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

16 March 2012 Release of marks – remarks & rechecks NC(V) EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

20 Mar – 5 April Natural Sciences exams begin (T1) HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

20 March 2012 Closing date for Report 191 registration EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

12 March 2012 PoE & PoA moderation HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

23 March 2012 NC(V)Assessment 2 (Control Tests) LECTURERS, MODERATORS CAMPUS

27 March 2012 College closes

11 April 2012 College re-opens

12 April 2012 First Report 191 Pre-lims EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

13 April 2012 Submission of L2-3 scripts EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

16 April 2012 ISATS Begin LECTURERS CAMPUS

23 April 2012 NC(V) Assessment 3 (Voc & Fund) LECTURERS, MODERATORS CAMPUS

26 April 2012 Amended R191 prelim to DHET EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

04 May 2012 R191 Trial Exams HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

7 May 2012 Supplementary results released EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

10 May 2012 NC(V) Assessment 4 (Voc & Fund) LECTURERS, MODERATORS CAMPUS

21 May 2012 Term marks Report 191 to DHET EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

24 May- 4 June Report 191 Exams commence (S1) HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

28 May 2012 NC(V) Assessment 5 (Voc & Fund) LECTURERS, MODERATORS CAMPUS

31 May 2012 Closing date for registration of students EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

6 June 2012 NC(V) June Examinations HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

8 June 2012 Closing date for Natural Sciences registration EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

25 June 2012 Natural Sciences amended prelims EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

15 June 2012 College closes

09 July 2012 College re-opens

10 July 2012 Pre-lims received from DHET EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

Curriculum Plan

Curriculum Plan (Continued)

13 July 2012 Submit Natural Sciences term mark DHET EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

Date ACTIVITY RESPONSIBILITY LOCAL-ITY

23 July 2012 NC(V) Assessment 6 (Fundamentals) LECTURERS, MODERATORS CAMPUS

20 July – 2 Aug 2012

Natural Sciences exams commence (T2) HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

2 August 2012 PoE & PoA moderation LECTURERS, MODERATORS CAMPUS

10 August 2012 R191 closing date for registration EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

24 August 2012 NC(V) Assessment 7 (Fundamentals) LECTURERS, MODERATORS CAMPUS

30 August 2012 Final set of pre-lims returned to DHET EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

14 September 2012

NC(V) Trial Exams HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

21 September 2012

Closing date for Natural Sciences registration EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

27 September 2012

College closes

08 October 2012 College re-opens

12 October 2012 R191 Trial exams

15 October 2012 ICASS & ISAT marks submitted electronically EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

15 Oct – 23 Nov NC(V) examinations begin HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

30 October 2012 R191 term marks to DHET EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

5 November 2012 Natural Sciences term mark to DHET EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

5 Nov – 27 Nov 2012

R191 exams commence (S2) HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

9 Nov- 23 Nov 2012

Natural Sciences exams commence (T3) HOD, S.Lecturer, Lecturers CAMPUS

03 December 2012

Submit L2/3 marks electronically EXAMS OFFICER CAMPUS

07 December 2012

College closes

09 January 2013 College re-opens

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Student Support Services (SSS) Plan—2012

DATE ACTIVITY RESPONSIBILITY LOCALITY

November 2011 Purchasing of Placement test Mrs Chiya & Ralake Head Office

November 2011 Training of staff on placement test Mrs Chiya & Ralake Head Office

09 January 2012 Placement of students on Registration SSS & N6 Trainees Campus

09 January 2012 Bursary application process on registration SSS Campus

January 2012 NSFAS Bursary Report SSS Head Office

February2012 Induction Mrs Chiya & Ralake Campus

March 2012 Academic Support test for L2 Students SSS Campus

30 March 2012 Feedback to campuses about Academic Support Test

Mrs Chiya & Mrs Ralake

Campus

15 March 2012 Closing date for Bursary application forms FAO’s Campus

March 2012 SRC Training SSS

April 2012 College Sports Day Sport Coordinator Head Office

30 April 2012 50% NCV Bursary submission SSS NSFAS

May 2012 Campus Reading Club Competition Mrs. Chiya & Ralake Campuses

May 2012 College Reading Club Competition SSS Head Office

Early May 2012

Exit support training for N6’s & Collection of CV’s Mrs. Chiya &

Mrs. Ralake

Head Office

June 2012

Student Placement

Student placement Officer

Host employers

June 2012 50% Nated bursary submission SSS

July 2012 Health & Wellness programmes Mrs Chiya & Ralake Campus

August 2012 Provincial Reading Club Competitions SSS

August 2012 Fun Day SSS Campus

September 2012 Students banking details collection FAO’s Campus

30 September 2012

100% Bursary submissions

SSS

September 2012 Heritage day celebration Campus

September 2012 NCV student placement Student placement Officer

October 2012 Students allowances payout SSS & Finance Dept.

October 2012 Exit support training for N6 & Collection of CV’s

Mrs Chiya &Mrs Ralake

Campus

November 2012 Graduation Ceremony SSS Head Office

December 2012 Student placement Student placement Officer

SACPO SRC Workshop which was held

at Greenway Wood Lodge in Nelspruit

from 18—20 July 2011.

Student Representative Council Presi-

dent, Athini Dutywa, Deputy SRC, Bon-

ganik Xaba, and Phethi Mkhize from

Student Support Services in Gamalakhe

Campus attended the workshop.

National SRC Workshop in Nelspruit

Bongani Xaba, SRC Deputy President;

Phethi Chiya, Student Support Coordi-

nator, Athini Dutywa, SRC President.

Student Representative Council (SRC)

We thank SRC Members for their

participation & the leardership they

have shown during the 2011 aca-

demic year.

Campuses will be inducting all new

SRC members before the end of

March. Student Support Services

plans to have regular meetings and

socials to ensure an enriched student

life for all.

The Workshop was meant to ca-

pacitate learners in various FET

sectors matters.

SRC and Student Support Services Rep-

resentative at the airport

As they arrive at the conference venue in

Nelspruit

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Esayidi FET College Pre-school

will be in excellent caring hands and in a safe, nurturing environ-ment throughout the day. Chil-dren are given TWO freshly prepared nutritious hot meals daily with fruit as a snack. This year we have enrolled sixty two children.

The ECD Unit will be offering a

learnership in ECD Levels dur-

ing the course of this year.

LOVE AND LAUGHTER, WORK AND PLAY Esayidi FET Pre-Primary offers a wonderful first school-experience, a day filled with love and laughter, work and play and opportunities to grow in all areas - emotion-ally, physically, socially and intellectually. At Esayidi, parents can rest assured that their children

Mrs. P Bachan, Pre-School Manager

Tsuloselo Momedi with

3 Afro Soul

Lukhozi Sisters:- Zandile, Muntu,

Bongekile, Slindile

Mr. Qinisela Sibisi

Mrs. N.E. Mbhele with 3

Afro Soul

Mr. Thushini (lecturer), Mr

Gcwabaza (Boardy Master),

Gamalakhe Residence Student’s

Gala dinner took place on the

15th October 2011 in Gamalakhe

Campus Main Hall. It was organ-

izes by the house com commit-

tee .

The purpose was:- to market the

college; to give opportunity to

encourage businesses that will be

invited to utilize their resources

i.e financial resourced, placement

of students or otherwise; to cre-

ate a platform for students

residing within to actively inter-

act in more relaxed environment;

to create a platform for students

where by they will be given a

chance to interact and discuss

issues around the Tndemic (HIV)

issues with the assistance of the

speaker invited (Thembelihle

DLamini); to develop communi-

cation channel with media local

artist, event companies e.t.c. for

future references.

Students with highest achievements

in their studies and perfomanced

were given the awards. Tsuloselo

Momedi who is acting as Meme in

SABC2 was a guest speaker.

The event was entertained by 3 Afro

Soul, The 4 Lukhozi Sisters, and Mr.

Qinisela Sibisi.

Residence Student’s Gala Dinner in Gamalakhe Campus

Tsuloselo Momedi, acting as

Meme in Muvango SABC 2

Tsuloselo Momedi, Mrs Zama Sibisi, Thembelihle

Dlamini (Treatment Action Campaign(TAC))

Mr. Phumlani Mzobe from Hibiscus

Municipality was one of the VIPs.

Slindile Lukhozi, President

Of Housecom

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PORT SHEPSTONE CAMPUS

1. NCV COURSES:—LEVEL 2 - LEVEL 4

Office Administration

Finance, Economics & Accounting

Information Technology & Computer Science

Engineering & Related Design

2. NATED COURSES

Business Management (N4 - N6)

3. NATED ENGINEERING STUDIES (N1 - N6)

SKILLS OFFERED AT PORT SHEPSTONE CAMPUS

A+

Refrigeration

OTHER COURSES

NIIT - (NQF4—NQF5)

Automotive Learnership (Level 2—Level 4)

Electrical

Mr. Van Rensburg, Port

Shepstone Campus Manager

KOKSTAD CAMPUS 1. NCV COURSES:—LEVEL 2 - LEVEL 4


Civil Engineering

2. NATED COURSES

Business Management (N4—N6)

Civil Engineering (N4—N6)

Public Management (N4—N6)

Electrical Engineering (N4—N6)

Human Resource Management ((N4—N6)

SKILLS OFFERED AT PORT SHEPSTONE CAMPUS

Computer Skills (N3)

Mr. Linda, Kokstad Campus Manager

ENYENYEZI CAMPUS

1. NCV COURSES:-LEVEL 2 - LEVEL 4


Electrical Infra-Structure Construction

2. NATED COURSES:- FULL-TIME, PART-

TIME, DISTANCE

Public Management (N4, N5, N6)

Business Management (N4, N5, N6)

Human Resources Management (N4, N5, N6)

Electrical Engineering (N1-N3, N4, N5, N6)

All courses at all Esayidi FET Campuses

SKILLS OFFERED AT ENYENYEXI CAMPUS

1. ABET:-

isiZulu Literacy

English Literacy Level 1-4

Numeracy Level 1-4

HIV & Aids Counseling

2. BRICKLAYING – NQF LEVEL 2

Setup and Excavation

Bricklaying

Plastering

Mr. Rajoo, Enyenyezi

Campus Manager

GAMALAKHE CAMPUS

1. NCV COURSES:—LEVEL 2 - LEVEL 4

Hospitality

Tourism

Primary Agriculture

2. NATED COURSES:- FULL-TIME, PART-TIME, DIS- TANCE

Hospitality (N4, N5, N6)

Travel Management (N4, N5, N6)

Human Resources Management (N4, N5, N6)

Financial Management (N4, N5, N6)

Business Management (N4, N5, N6)

SKILLS OFFERED AT GAMALAKHE CAMPUS

Motor Mechanics

Spray Painting

Welding

Panel Beating

Bricklaying

IQONGALAKHO MEDIA CENTRE

Sound Technology

Drama

Music

TV and Video Production

Graphic Design

Mrs. N.E Mbhele, Gamalakhe

Campus Manager

UMZIMKHULU CAMPUS 1. NCV COURSES:—LEVEL 2 - LEVEL 4


Business Management

Human Resource Management

Mr. Mireku, Umzimkhulu Campus Manager

UMTHWALUME CAMPUS

1. NATED ENGINEERING STUDIES (N4)

Business Management

SKILLS OFFERED AT UMTHWALUME

CAMPUS

Basic computer Skills

Miss Zama, Umthwalume Campus Manager

NQAMUZA CAMPUS 1. NATED ENGINEERING STUDIES (N4)

Business Management

SKILLS OFFERED AT NQAMUZA CAM-

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Basic computer Skills

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Mr. Swart, Nqamuza Campus Manager

Esayidi FET Promotions—Human Resource Management

POST DESCRIPTION SUCCESSFUL CANDI-

DATE AND PRESENT

POST LEVEL

PRESENT

CAMPUS

CAMPUS TO

WHICH CANDI-

DATE WILL BE AP-

POINTED

Head of Unit: Business

Studies Post Level 3

Mrs. F Moosa Post Level 2

(Persal Paid) 50386638

Port Shepstone Port Shepstone

Senior Lecturer: Business

Studies Post Level 2

Mrs. M. Appalraju

Post Level 1 (Persal Paid)

11014717

Enyenyezi Port Shepstone

Senior Lecturer: Electrical

Post Level 2

Mr. K Ngwane Post Level 1

(Persal Paid)

63005930

Enyenyezi Enyenyezi

Deputy Campus Manager

Post Level 3

Mrs. N Molutsoane Post

Level 1 (Persal Paid)

Kokstad Kokstad

Senior Lecturer: Office

Administration

Post Level 2

Mrs. C.E Va Niekerk

(Persal Paid)

Enyenyezi Enyenyezi


Administration

Ms. N.F Tsheme (Persal

Paid)

Kokstad Kokstad


Administration

Post Level 2

Mrs. N.P Mbulawa (Persal

Paid) 53110455

Umzimkhulu Umzimkhulu

Senior Lecturer: Business

Studies

Post Level 2

Ms. G.N Ndlovu

(Persal Paid) 21102830

Kokstad Kokstad

Deputy Campus Manager Mr. P.B Mkhize Outside Applicant Gamalakhe

Campus Manager Mr. A.K.K Mireku Port Shepstone Umzimkhulu

Deputy Campus Manager Mr. A.M Cele Enyenyezi Umzimkhulu

We wish to congratulate all the New Appointees and wish them all the best in their new portfolios . Below are the latest new appointees:

Mrs. T Govender, Esayidi FET

HR Manager

Compiled & Printed by:

We wish all staff and students a prosper-

ous and fruitful academic year!!!

Phone: 082 469 0812

Fax: 086 605 1000

E-mail:

[email protected]

We’re on the web!

Www.esayidifet.co.za

Esayidi FET College was established in 2003 after the merger of the previous Port

Shepstone and Enyenyezi Technical Colleges. Since then, Esayidi FET College has es-

tablished 5 main campuses and various Community Development Centres across the

Southern KZN Region.

Our Vision

It is our vision that we become an institution of excellence providing community needs

driven programme that are sustainable, accessible and equity based.

Our Mission To be the main provider of relevant, quality and affordable, FET education in a

healthy and safe environment,

To strive for service excellence by strengthening links with commerce, industry

and various communities

To empower communities by contributing to the basic workforce, self- employ

ment as well as culturally enriched citizens that will contribute to the economic

development of our country.

To promote a multi-cultural learning environment that will contribute to the eco

nomic and social development of our local community

To attract, develop and retain competent, well-trained staff

To transform, adopt and implement sound financial principles

to research and align all functions to applicable legislation principles

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