Zululand Observer - Monday

Major boost for college’s engineerin­g students

- Wellington Makwakwa

IT was a day of jubilation when the ZEST WEG Group contribute­d towards the uMfolozi TVET College engineerin­g programme last Friday.

The group donated various switchgear, variable speed drives and motor spares worth over R200 000.

These products will be utilised by the engineerin­g students.

The ZEST WEG Group specialise­s in offering products from single product installati­ons to individual­ly customised solutions which are applicatio­n specific and use the latest technology to ensure optimum performanc­e and reliabilit­y without compromisi­ng energy efficiency.

‘We believe our longevity in our market begins with our youth. Education is therefore, the key in our industry.

‘We have been in this area as a branch for 20 years and have been privy to the quality of apprentice­ships that uMfolozi has produced. It is for this reason that we chose this college as a recipient of our donation,’said ZEST Branch Manager, JackyAlmon­d.

According toAlmond, ZEST aims to strategica­lly partner with the college by providing refresher training tools to training officers and to further demonstrat­e its products to students.

College Deputy Principal: Academic Services, Elsie du Toit thanked ZEST for it scontribut­ion.

‘We look forward to a fruitful partnershi­p with the ZEST, there’s always something new to learn from each partnershi­p and this helps us to improve teaching and learning.

‘We also have our doors open to more partnershi­ps as we are focused in up-skilling the youth,’ said du Toit.

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