South Africa’s printing industry is constantly at work in assisting development and growth in the print industry, according to Steve Thobela, CEO of Printing SA’s industry body.
Thobela said that, at a time when unemployment was rife, empowering South Africans to have the necessary skills rather than stand by helplessly having them wait for jobs to materialise, was imperative. Skills development is a necessity to achieve growth within the print industry.
Loghan Ross, Gavin Gaobone, Abdul Mukadam, Cameron van Blerk, Clayton Cornelius, Brendan Darvall celebrating graduation
He was speaking at the Cape Chamber Graduation Ceremony of Printing SA’s TT3 Technical Theoretical Module 3 on Tuesday, October 16th, 2018.
The course topic included the following subjects, that of Lithography, bindery, envelope and stationary machine and flexography. This was held at Printing SA’s Cape Chamber member forum meeting at The Radisson Park Inn in Newlands.
The team and Graduates
Back Row left to right: Abisha Katerere – Marketing Manager Printing SA, Steve Thobela CEO Printing SA, Michelle Eybers, Virginia Erasmus, Rod Hopley, Eddie Edwards, Susan Petersen, Nigel Schuller, Wilfred Schrieff
Front row left to right: Clayton Cornelius, Abdul Mukadam, Moegamad Yusuf Benjamin, Cameron van Blerk, Gavin Gaobone, Loghan Ross, Brendan Darvall.
A total of ten students passed the course with all achieving above average marks. TT3 is the final theory module apprentices does before completing their final trade test to qualify them for their particular chosen trades, that of either litho or flexo print amongst a host of others.
Further queries contact Abisha Katerere on 011 287 1160 during office hours or email [email protected].