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Pioneering Women in Cape Town’s Automotive Industry

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In Cape Town, three amazing women—Zetu Mase, Nasiefah Corker, and Nokanyo Xobololo—are changing the game in the automotive industry. As they finish their apprenticeships at the College of Cape Town, they prove that women can excel in a field often seen as only for men. Zetu’s passion for cars, Nasiefah’s hard work and resilience, and Nokanyo’s brave leap into a new career inspire others to follow their dreams. These pioneers are not just fixing cars; they are paving the way for future generations of women to shine in every corner of the automotive world.

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Ambitious Women in Skilled Trades: Breaking the Mold in Cape Town

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Skilled trades have long been dominated by men, but a group of young and ambitious women in Cape Town are changing that. During Women’s Month, the City of Cape Town celebrated the remarkable achievements of five women who have secured permanent positions as handywomen within various departments of the city, following their successful completion of the City’s Apprenticeship Programmes.

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Building a Skilled Workforce in Cape Town: The City’s Investment in Training and Development

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Cape Town, a bustling city with a vibrant culture, has emerged as a leader in nurturing talent and fostering professional growth. The City has allocated a budget of R118.1 million for training initiatives in the current financial year, which ends on 30 June 2023. As of 31 March 2023, a commendable 84% of the total training budget has been implemented, demonstrating the City’s commitment to enhancing opportunities for its residents.