NQF Level 4
Community Development
Plan, run and report on community projects — from needs assessment and stakeholder work to funding proposals and impact reporting.
- Next intake 02 February 2027
- 12 months
- Blended
Training areas
Fees include learner material and assessment. Deposits and monthly instalments are welcome, and we invoice employers, sponsors, SETAs and bursary funds.
NQF Level 4
Plan, run and report on community projects — from needs assessment and stakeholder work to funding proposals and impact reporting.
NQF Level 4
Turn an idea into a trading business: business model, costing, pricing, marketing, customers, compliance and a bankable business plan.
Skills programme
Practical support for existing small businesses — cash flow, stock, suppliers, tenders, staff and growing beyond the owner.
NQF Level 3
Budgeting, saving, debt, credit records, banking and basic bookkeeping — for households, groups and small businesses.
NQF Level 3
From switching on a computer to Word, Excel, email, internet safety, smartphones and online applications for work.
NQF Level 4
Reception, filing, records, correspondence, meetings, minutes, petty cash and working professionally in an office.
NQF Level 5
Lead a team, manage performance, handle conflict, plan work, control budgets and report to a board or funder.
NQF Level 3
CVs, applications, interviews, workplace conduct, communication and everything needed to keep a first job.
NQF Level 3
Youth work, peer leadership, substance-abuse awareness, community projects and positive choices for young people.
NQF Level 2
Communication, self-worth, relationships, health, money, time and problem solving — the foundation for every other course.
Certificate programme
Ministry foundations, pastoral care, church administration, governance and running community outreach well.
NQF Level 5
Scope, schedule, budget, risk and reporting — managing projects from start-up to close-out and hand-over.
Skills programme
SETA-aligned skills programmes and learnerships for employers, sponsors and municipalities, delivered in-house or on site.
Short course
One to five day courses: customer service, computer basics, first-time supervisor, minute taking, CV writing and more.
Good to know
Most short courses and skills programmes only need basic reading, writing and numeracy. Longer qualifications may need Grade 10 to Grade 12 — the office will confirm when you enquire.
Yes. We invoice employers, sponsors, SETAs and bursary funds, and provide the attendance and progress reports they need.
Yes. Most courses allow a deposit plus monthly instalments. Ask for an instalment plan when you book.
We do. In-house and on-site training is arranged for groups, workplaces, churches and municipalities.
Or phone Dr. Densten Hendricks on 083 258 3119.