South Africa stands at a critical juncture in shaping its education landscape to meet the demands of the future workforce. Against this backdrop, Workforce Training and Consulting proudly announces the success of their recent breakfast seminar held at the Houghton Hotel, Johannesburg. The event, themed “Navigating South Africa’s Education Landscape for Future Skills,” convened leading

Training Force, in collaboration with Cheeba Cannabis Training, has embarked on a ground-breaking initiative to train a diverse group of 100 local farmers in the cultivation and value chain surrounding the production of industrial hemp. The training, which took place at the Fort Cox Agriculture and Forestry Training Institute in Middledrift just north of King

By Daniel Orelowitz. Managing Director at Training Force In South Africa, businesses are required to contribute to the social and economic development (SED) by the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Act of 2003. This legislation stipulates the assessment of SED performance through a scorecard covering enterprise development, skills training, job creation, socio-economic projects, and preferential

By Daniel Orelowitz, MD at Training Force and Trenton Birch, CEO at Cheeba Africa South Africa stands at a crossroads. The recent elections have brought renewed hope, but the nation faces a persistent challenge: unemployment. It is essential that unemployment is addressed with urgency in order to avoid economic stagnation, social unrest and wasted potential.

Written by Training Force HR team While competitive salaries and strong leadership are essential for employee retention, company culture remains a powerful yet sometimes overlooked factor. We often talk about it, but what exactly is workplace culture? And no, it’s not just offering free pizza once a month. Culture is “the set of shared attitudes,