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LIST OF PRIVATE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROVIDERS THAT HAVE LODGED APPLICATIONS TO BE REGISTERD AS PRIVATE COLLEGES WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING [UPDATED ON 28 January 2020] IMPORTANT NOTE FOR THE MEDIA The Department of Higher Education and Training recognizes that the information contained in the List is of public interest and that the media may wish to publish it. In order to avoid misrepresentation in the public domain, the Department of Higher Education and Training kindly requests that the published list of Skills Development Providers that have lodged applications to be registered as private colleges be accompanied by the relevant explanatory information below. The List is available for inspection at: http://www.dhet.gov.za/Registers_DocLib/Register INTRODUCTION Section 29 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 (Constitution) provides that everyone has the right to establish and maintain at their own expense a private educational institution as long as the independent institution: (a) does not discriminate on the basis of race; (b) is registered with the State; and (c) maintains standards that are not inferior to standards comparable to public education institutions. Previously the private SDPs could not be registered with the Department because the Skills Development Act (SDA), 1998 (Act No. 97 of 1998), as amended, in its current form does not provide for registration of SDPs but requires them to be accredited in order to operate legally in South Africa. In order to fulfil the provision of Section 29(3) of the Constitution, a Joint Communiqué 1 of 2016: The Registration and Accreditation for Private Education Providers Offering Qualifications and Part-Qualifications on the Occupational Qualifications Sub- Framework was promulgated in October 2016. This Joint Communiqué calls on all SDPs to lodge their applications for registration as private colleges with the Department of Higher Education and Training. This list provides the public with information on the Skillls Development Providers (SDPs): that have lodged applications to be registered as private colleges with the Department of Higher Education and Training. The list shows the names, contact details and physical addresses of the SDPs in question; and that have been accredited by the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO) or its delegated agencies; Important to note is the following: These SDPs must still comply with the legislation by displaying their accreditations conspicuously and be able to produce them on demand to any person with interest; and 1 LIST OF PRIVATE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROVIDERS [APPLICANTS] 08 AUGUST 2019 They must continue to offer education and training with valid accreditations until their applications for registration have been determined by the Registrar of Private Colleges. The public is advised to check the validity of the accreditations of these SDPs with QCTO) or its delegated agencies. Name of College Site of Delivery Province 1. 1000 Hills Chefs School (Pty) Ltd 2 Woolton Avenue KwaZulu-Natal Botha’s Hill CONTACT PERSON 3660 Mr T R Maarshalk Tel: 031 777 1566 2. 1Leadroot (Pty) Ltd One Chadwick Avenue Gauteng Cnr Andries Road CONTACT PERSON Wynberg Mr W O Amoako Sandton Tel: 011 264 1043 2090 Fax: 086 440 1257 3. 2 Boys Training Consultants CC 53 Blackburn Road KwaZulu-Natal Durban North CONTACT PERSON Durban Mrs D S Singh 4051 Tel: 082 390 6838 Email: [email protected] 4. 2C Health N Safety Strategic (Pty) Ltd Stand 10210 Limpopo Malaeneng Section CONTACT PERSON Maila Mapitsane Mr M C Selwane 1124 Tel: 076 981 0693 Fax: 086 404 3270 5. 2KO Africa CC Office 6 Western Cape 35 Rose Street CONTACT PERSON Bo-Kaad Mr B Smith Cape Town Tel: 021 426 5300 8001 Fax: 021 426 2746 E-mail: [email protected] 6. 2Inspire Skills Training (Pty) Ltd Rivermoon Farm Western Cape Waterblom Road CONTACT PERSON Stilbaai Mrs E M Lloyd Western Cape Tel: 028 754 3605 6674 Fax: 021 794 7467 2 LIST OF PRIVATE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROVIDERS [APPLICANTS] 08 AUGUST 2019 Name of College Site of Delivery Province 7. 2Moleradi Computer Training and 31 Mairton Building North West Business College (Pty) Ltd Dr Nelson Mandela Drive Lichtenburg CONTACT PERSON 2740 Mr T Nkashe Tel: 018 632 0697 Fax: 018 632 0697 8. 4 Front Safety and Security Consultants Farm Avontuur Western Cape CC Hoekwil 6529 CONTACT PERSON Mrs Veronica Stephens Tel: 072 424 4644 Fax: 086 655 1314 9. 4 TM Multi-Purpose Projects (Pty) Ltd 2316 Banijane Street Free State Rocklands CONTACT PERSON Bloemfontein Mr T J Moloisi 9323 Tel: 015 434 2957 Fax: 051 438 8309 10. 4 The Future Training and 277 Tigris Avenue Gauteng Development Consultancy (Pty) Ltd Eerturus Pretoria CONTACT PERSON 0022 Ms Jones Madenza Tel: 012 770 5632 Fax: 086 666 3240 Email: [email protected] 11. 7Ntaba (Pty) Ltd Office 093, Cleary Park Eastern Cape Shopping Centre, CONTACT PERSON Norman middleton and Mrs ME Peters Standford Road, Tel: 067 735 2519 Bethelsdorp, Port Elizabeth Email: [email protected] 6059 12. 707 Business Enterprise (Pty) Ltd 09 Springfield Ave KwaZulu-Natal Lynnfield Park CONTACT PERSON 3213 Mr M M Buthelezi Tel: 033 326 1721 13. A4 Consultancy CC 72 Stephanopark Gauteng Secondlaan CONTACT PERSON Vanderbililpark Mr P P Ramollo 1911 Tel: 016 987 5005 Fax: 086 655 4148 3 LIST OF PRIVATE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROVIDERS [APPLICANTS] 08 AUGUST 2019 Name of College Site of Delivery Province 14. A5 Competence Evolution (Pty) Ltd 186 Monument Road, Glen Gauteng Marais CONTACT PERSON Kempton Park Ms M Kuhn 1619 Tel: 086 1111 379 Email: [email protected] 15. AA Technical Services (Pty) Ltd Hendrik van Eck Straat, Northern Cape Kathu CONTACT PERSON 8446 Mr A Aucamp Tel: 082 410 8308 Email: [email protected] 16. AACA (Pty) Ltd 10 Van Beek Street Gauteng New Doornfontein CONTACT PERSON Johannesburg Mr A Orji 2094 Tel: 071 781 3565/010 443 5999 Email: [email protected] 17. AAH Skills and Development (Pty) Ltd 885 Caledon Street, Gauteng Daspoort, Pretoria West CONTACT PERSON 0082 Ms A Kotze Tel: 012 379 8019 Email: [email protected] 18. Abasizi Contractor Development 03 Gerhardus Street Gauteng Services (Pty) Ltd Strijdom Park Randburg CONTACT PERSON 2194 Mr K I Makokotlela Tel: 011 793 3619 Fax: 011 793 4811 19. ABC Kings CC 70 Ringwood Avenue, KwaZulu-Natal Woodview CONTACT PERSON Phoenix Mr R Pillay 4068 Tel: 031 505 3526 Email: [email protected] 20. Above and Beyond Training Solutions 7 Telford Street Gauteng (Pty) Ltd Duncanville, Vereeging 1935 CONTACT PERSON Mrs A Van Vuuren Tell: 016 423 3101 Email: [email protected] 4 LIST OF PRIVATE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROVIDERS [APPLICANTS] 08 AUGUST 2019 Name of College Site of Delivery Province 21. Abundant Life Training and 542C Thulamahashe Mpumalanga Development CC 1365 CONTACT PERSON Mr E Ngobeni Tel: 076 153 7591 Email: [email protected] 22. Academic College – South Africa (Pty) Premier Hotel Regent Eastern Cape Ltd Building 22 Esplanade, Marine Park CONTACT PERSON Complex Mrs S Geva Beachfront, Ease London Tel: 043 705 5010 5201 Fax: 086 611 7122 23. Academy Business School NPC No 34 Durban Street Gauteng Cnr Durban &Nugget Streets CONTACT PERSON Johannesburg Ms I Moyo 2001 Tel: 011 045 1975/071 778 4456 Email; [email protected] 24. Academy for Construction Skills (Pty) 15 Stillewater Street, Western Cape Ltd Durbanville Industria, Durbanville, 7550 CONTACT PERSON Mr K Falkenberg Tel: 021 976 2542 Email: [email protected] 25. Academy of Inventive Design and 301 Temple House, 57 Western Cape Technology (Pty) Ltd Buitenkant Street, Gardens, 8000 CONTACT PERSON Mr W Mahadoo Tel: 021 286 0041 Fax: 086 676 4059 Email: [email protected] 26. Academy of Learning SA Insurance(Pty) 44 Rosies Place Street Gauteng Ltd Glen Austin Midrand CONTACT PERSON 1683 Mr Elma Hancock Tel: 011 314 5115 Fax: 011 314 8918 Email: [email protected] 5 LIST OF PRIVATE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROVIDERS [APPLICANTS] 08 AUGUST 2019 Name of College Site of Delivery Province 27. Academy of Learning SA Theology 44 Resies Place Street, Gauteng (Pty) Ltd Glen Austin Midrand CONTACT PERSON 1683 Ms E M M Hancock Tel: 011 314 5115 Email:insurancehelpdesk@academyoflearni ng.co.za [email protected] 28. Academy of Training and Development 136 Oxford Street Eastern Cape (Pty) Ltd East London 5201 CONTACT PERSON Ms CR Jordaan Tel: 043 722 2933 Fax: 086 637 8797 29. Academy International College (Pty) No 7 Main Street Eastern Cape Ltd Madiba Building Bazana CONTACT PERSON 4800 Mr Sibongisezi Eugene Matyumza 30. Acasia Advisory (Pty) Ltd 3 Pearce Street Eastern Cape 1st Floor Global House CONTACT PERSON Building Dr Shisha Gallow Berea Tel: 043 721 2532 East London Email: [email protected] 5241 31. Acceptable Solutions CC 10 Windel Street Western Cape Brackenfell CONTACT PERSON Cape Province Mr A J Cook 7561 Tel: 082 967 7690 Fax: 086 648 4599 Email:[email protected] o.za 32. Access Skills Development Academy 2 Sunrock Close Gauteng (Pty) Ltd Sunnyrock Ext2 1401 CONTACT PERSON Mr C A Bailie Tell: 011 663 9200 Fax: 011 663 9222 Email: [email protected] 33. Account N Tax Business Academy (Pty) 274 Banbet Road Gauteng Ltd Rynfield Benoni CONTACT PERSON 1501 Dr D Laxton 6 LIST OF PRIVATE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROVIDERS [APPLICANTS] 08 AUGUST 2019 Name of College Site of Delivery Province Tel: 011 425 3904 Email: [email protected] 34. Accounting Made Easy CC 8 Danya Road Gauteng Victory Park CONTACT PERSON 2195 Mr Mark Samowitz Tel: 011 888 5257 Fax: 086 611 6065 Email: [email protected] 35. Accreditation and Training Services 7 Van Wouw Street, Gauteng (Pty) Ltd Goenkloof Pretoria CONTACT PERSON 0145 Mrs E Brazendale Tel: 012 460 9585 Email: [email protected] 36.
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    TownshipNet: A localized hybrid TVWS-WiFi and cloud services network Senka Hadzic and Amreesh Phokeer David Johnson ICT for Development Research Centre Meraka Institute University of Cape Town Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Cape Town, South Africa Cape Town, South Africa {shadzic, aphokeer}@cs.uct.ac.za [email protected] Abstract—This paper describes a network architecture to link fail. Distributed Cloud services have also been provided in provide low cost last mile access and cloud services for local rural areas in the VillageShare project [2] and provide localized content sharing in a poorly resourced township environment. We content sharing. We make use of these concepts in our describe how ICT solutions are developed in close partnership TownshipNet network architecture in this paper. with the local community who will benefit from the interventions. We analyze the data usage patterns of mobile users in the Our trial site, where our TownshipNet architecture will be township to provide us with a real understanding of the needs of used is Masiphumelele, a township in Cape Town, South the community. This data usage analysis is used to inform the Africa, situated between Kommetjie, Capri Village and design of the network and of the localized cloudlet services. The Noordhoek occupying roughly one square kilometer. We have network consists of hybrid TV White Space and WiFi backhaul selected this township due to the large number of NGOs and WiFi public access points. working in health care, education and youth development and our hope is that TownshipNet will amplify the good work Keywords— wireless backhaul, ICT4D, TVWS, local content already happening in the township.
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