Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.

@AdamSpiresWannabeVlogger

5 ай бұрын

Agreed 😊

In 93 I was teaching wood and metalwork at a school when we had a departmental visit. We were told then that “Bantu” education officials had said that when they took over, preparing kids for blue collar work was going to be phased out of schools. Not long after, industrial arts and home economics were taken out of schools in that format.

Looks really good. Keep on following your vision. Keep up the good work.

This is what some of our kids need..... Brilliant 👏👏👏. Where is this please someone

This is excellent.

Thank you for sharing. I don't think many people know that this school exists. Hopefully more institutions like this one can be started all over our country.

I attended a place like that back in the 80's...set met up for life...was self-employed from 30 years onward.

Wow, we need more places of training like that.

Give that man a Bells!

i AGREE, THE CLOSING DOWN OF THE COLLERY TRAINING COLLEGE, ISCOR AND RAILWAYS TRAINING SCOOLS LEFT US WITH A HUGE GAP OF SKILLED PERSONS WITH PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE, NOW BBE HAS MADE THE GAP FURTHER

@AdamSpiresWannabeVlogger

5 ай бұрын

So true

We in Switzerland have 2 or 3 years of apprenticeship . You work 4 days practically and have 1 day a week theory. It's brilliant. After 2 or 3 years you are fully qualified in your job. All the not academic should have an apprenticeship opportunity !

Mother always said to get a trade skill!

What we actually need is a trade school for over 40s. All the nice programs are for school-aged kids, like New Gen (15-19). What about us old ballies who have been "made reduntant" out of the fields we knew, and now want to do something practical and maybe have a job again? Also, maybe in Gauteng?

Essentially the English version of AfriForum's Sol-Tech.

My technical training at technical college took 4 years, that only gave me basics, then followed by two sessions of one year further theories, then still not qualified for selling white goods and radio and tv. That was another two years. To open up a business was another year of business economics. That is a long time, how does that compare with this technical training to be able to be a qualified technician?

When you got out your car you almost looked like robbie wessels🤣😂