We offer NQF 1 – 4 Training – which includes AET, FLC and Learnerships – to companies across South Africa. Established in 1991, we have led the way in the field of vocational training for 30 years.
Our workplace education and training programmes are designed for on-the-job development. No matter where you are, or how remote your location, our facilitators come to you to train your employees on- or off-site.
Work-based education and training Educates Employees, Enriches Lives and Empowers Organisations, while uplifting the Economy of South Africa.
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Triple E Training has a Nationwide footprint.
From Polokwane to Port Elizabeth; from Alexander Bay to Amanzimtoti.
No company is too small.
No location is too remote.
WE are merely a Location Pin away.
No matter where you are.
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ABET Level 4 certificate - Employees who hold an ABET Level 4 certificate are functionally literate. They are, thus, able to apply their English literacy and basic maths skills in all facets of life. This includes in the workplace where they use their English literacy… ... Read more
Skills development starts with ABET - Skills development starts with ABET for low-skilled employees. Many employees do not have the basic English literacy and numeracy skills that they need to acquire new proficiencies. They are stuck in dead-end jobs. There is, thus, scant opportunity for them… ... Read more
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