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Neftaly Technical Skills Training: Empowering 12,489 Youth

On 28 March 2015, Neftaly successfully delivered a comprehensive Technical Skills Training to 12,489 young people, in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief. This initiative was part of a broader effort to equip youth with practical skills, enhance employability, and foster entrepreneurship across communities.

The training covered a wide range of technical competencies, including:

• ICT Skills – basic and advanced computer literacy to ensure digital readiness.
• Vocational Skills – hands-on training in areas such as carpentry, electrical work, plumbing, and hospitality.
• Entrepreneurial Skills – guidance on business planning, financial literacy, and market awareness to enable self-employment opportunities.
• Soft Skills – communication, teamwork, and problem-solving, essential for workplace success.

This collaborative effort aimed to address youth unemployment and create sustainable pathways for personal and professional growth. By providing these skills, Neftaly, NMCF, and Comic Relief collectively empowered thousands of young people to realize their potential and contribute meaningfully to their communities.

The success of this initiative reflects the power of partnerships in transforming lives, fostering resilience, and building a skilled, confident, and ambitious youth workforce.

Neftaly Technical Skills Training – 29 March 2015

On 29 March 2015, Neftaly successfully delivered a Technical Skills training program to 12,489 youth, in a landmark initiative aimed at empowering young people with practical skills for the modern workforce. This program was conducted in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief, reflecting a shared commitment to youth development and social impact.

The training covered a wide range of technical competencies, designed to equip participants with the knowledge and tools needed to thrive in a rapidly changing economic environment. By providing hands-on experience and practical learning opportunities, Neftaly helped to enhance employability, foster innovation, and encourage entrepreneurial thinking among the youth.

This initiative is part of Neftaly’s ongoing efforts to bridge the skills gap in South Africa, ensuring that young people have access to high-quality training that supports personal growth, career readiness, and meaningful participation in the economy.

Through this collaboration with NMCF and Comic Relief, Neftaly reinforced the power of partnerships in scaling impact and creating opportunities for thousands of young people to develop skills that can transform their futures.

Neftaly Delivers Technical Skills Training to 12,489 Youth in Partnership with NMCF and Comic Relief

On 30 March 2015, Neftaly successfully provided comprehensive technical skills training to 12,489 young people, in an inspiring initiative aimed at equipping South Africa’s youth with practical tools for personal and professional development. The program was delivered in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief, highlighting a collaborative effort to empower the next generation.

The training covered a wide range of technical competencies, including ICT skills, digital literacy, career readiness, and vocational techniques, designed to enhance employability and entrepreneurial opportunities for participating youth. By integrating hands-on sessions with theoretical knowledge, Neftaly ensured that participants could immediately apply what they learned to real-world contexts.

This initiative represents a significant milestone in youth development, demonstrating the power of partnerships between NGOs, charitable organizations, and training providers to foster meaningful, long-term social impact. The program not only enhanced participants’ technical capabilities but also inspired confidence, creativity, and ambition among young people across South Africa.

The collaboration with NMCF and Comic Relief further amplified the reach and effectiveness of the program, reinforcing a shared commitment to unlocking potential and creating opportunities for every young person.

Neftaly Technical Skills Training – 31 March 2015

On 31 March 2015, Neftaly successfully delivered a comprehensive Technical Skills training to 12,489 youth, in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief. This initiative aimed to empower young people with practical, in-demand skills that enhance employability, entrepreneurial capacity, and digital literacy.

The training covered a wide range of technical competencies, including:

• Digital literacy and IT skills – equipping youth to navigate modern workplace technologies efficiently.
• Vocational skills – practical hands-on training in sectors such as automotive, construction, and electrical work.
• Entrepreneurship and business management – fostering the ability to start and manage small enterprises successfully.
• Creative and communication skills – enhancing presentation, collaboration, and problem-solving capabilities.

Through this program, Neftaly, in collaboration with NMCF and Comic Relief, reinforced its commitment to youth development, economic empowerment, and social upliftment. By providing accessible, high-quality technical training, the initiative ensured that thousands of young people were better equipped to enter the workforce or pursue entrepreneurial ventures with confidence.

This milestone underscores the impact of strategic partnerships in scaling opportunities for youth and building a generation of skilled, motivated, and socially responsible individuals.

Neftaly Technical Skills Training – 23 March 2015

On 23 March 2015, Neftaly successfully provided comprehensive Technical Skills training to 12,489 youth, in a collaborative initiative with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief. This landmark program aimed to equip young people with practical, industry-relevant skills that empower them to actively participate in South Africa’s growing economy.

The training focused on developing competencies in areas such as:

• Information Technology and Digital Literacy – enabling youth to navigate and utilize digital tools efficiently.
• Entrepreneurship and Business Skills – fostering innovation, critical thinking, and small business development.
• Vocational and Technical Skills – equipping participants with hands-on capabilities in trades and technical professions.

Through this initiative, Neftaly, alongside NMCF and Comic Relief, sought to create sustainable opportunities for youth empowerment, bridging the gap between education and employability. The program not only enhanced participants’ technical know-how but also inspired confidence, resilience, and a proactive approach to career and personal development.

The overwhelming participation of 12,489 youth underscores the urgent need and enthusiasm for skills development programs, and marks a significant milestone in the ongoing effort to prepare South Africa’s young people for meaningful employment and entrepreneurship opportunities.

This partnership exemplifies how collaborative efforts between NGOs, funding organizations, and skills development institutions can transform lives and communities, providing young people with the tools and knowledge to build brighter futures.