Engineering News reports that industrial development zone agency the Coega Development Corporation (CDC) has signed an agreement with Ingwe Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) College for project preparation and infrastructure development of the college's five TVET campuses over the next three years.

The CDC will play a key role as the implementing agent for further development of much-needed infrastructure at the Mount Frere, Mount Fletcher, Maluti, Siteto and Ngqungqushe campuses. The primary objective of the Ingwe TVET College Infrastructure Programme is to enhance the quality of education provided by creating a conducive teaching and learning environment for educators and students. “This partnership … provides us with both infrastructural and technological ability to create access to the TVET sector,” Ingwe principal Bheki Nkonyane noted. CDC’s Sphelele Matiwane indicated: “The Ingwe TVET College operates in a province facing poverty-related challenges and comprises students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Our role as a trusted infrastructure implementing agent is pivotal in driving substantial socioeconomic impact and progress in infrastructure development.”

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