ServeSA’s MICT SETA Information Technology End User Computing courses throughout South Africa continued to progress in 2025. In total there were 230 graduates, all of whom were sponsored through the generosity of Entelect Software, providing students with an invaluable opportunity to learn new skills.
ServeSA’s MICT SETA Information Technology End User Computing courses throughout South Africa continued to progress in 2025. In total there were 230 graduates, all of whom were sponsored through the generosity of Entelect Software. This ongoing partnership with Entelect Software provides people who would otherwise not be able to afford further studies with an invaluable opportunity to learn new skills.
At the end of May, ServeSA also announced the winners and runners-up from each of our training centres participating in the Alpha Omega Schools ICT Project. The 2025 assignment was based on selected topics covered by our extracurricular religious instructors. It tested each student’s ability to conduct research and use their newly acquired ICT skills to present their findings. The winners and runners-up from each of the 13 training centres received financial awards.
This photo shows our 2025 Kraaifontein and Athlone graduates celebrating their success. Below are photos of some of our other graduates.
Underberg (KZN) graduates
Springs (Johannesburg) graduates
Soshanguve (Pretoria) graduates
Soshanguve (Pretoria) graduates
Olievenhoutbosch (Centurion) graduates
Martindale (Johannesburg) graduates
Braamfontein (Johannesburg) graduates
Bongindawo (KZN) graduates
Alexandra (Johannesburg) graduates
Hlutankungu (KZN) graduates