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PROTEC STANGER
Sappi sponsored PROTEC Stanger, a programme for Technological Careers, established in Kwa-Dukuza in 1998. The programme helps to encourage underprivileged learners to pursue careers in science, mathematics and technology and prepares them for highly skilled jobs in areas of key industry demand. It also lays emphasis on the need to improve literacy and numeracy including skills relevant to the workplace before embarking on employment.
Sappi sponsored PROTEC Stanger, a programme for Technological Careers, established in Kwa-Dukuza in 1998. The programme helps to encourage underprivileged learners to pursue careers in science, mathematics and technology and prepares them for highly skilled jobs in areas of key industry demand. It also lays emphasis on the need to improve literacy and numeracy including skills relevant to the workplace before embarking on employment.
PROTEC learners are career guided making sure that they are effectively prepared to move from school into further training and highly skilled jobs.
The PROTEC Programme is made up of Saturday School, Vacation School, Vacation Camp, Career Guidance, Expo development and Technology Education. The subjects taught at Saturday Schools are English, Mathematics, Physical Science, World of Work and Technology (if funding is available).
For the past nine years, PROTEC Stanger has achieved 100% pass rate (Grade 12). The many individuals appearing as part of the success stories on the website are PROTEC Stanger learners, eg. Richard Siyabonga Mkhize, Vusi Labani, Rogers Mafuta Ngubane and Maxkhane Small.
The PROTEC Programme is made up of Saturday School, Vacation School, Vacation Camp, Career Guidance, Expo development and Technology Education. The subjects taught at Saturday Schools are English, Mathematics, Physical Science, World of Work and Technology (if funding is available).
For the past nine years, PROTEC Stanger has achieved 100% pass rate (Grade 12). The many individuals appearing as part of the success stories on the website are PROTEC Stanger learners, eg. Richard Siyabonga Mkhize, Vusi Labani, Rogers Mafuta Ngubane and Maxkhane Small.
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