Twenty students who form part of a retrenchment assistance programme offered through the joint venture excitedly took to the stage to receive academic recognition certificates on Friday.
This capped their passage through the programme from about 500 students who have completed it in the past year.
The top performers, a selection of 10 each from the two institutions, achieved excellent grading in various soft skills and practical training courses.
Accredited and funded by the manufacturing, engineering and related services sector education and training authority (MerSETA), the programme is in its inception, having launched in September 2021.
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Attending the awards ceremony are, from left, Edupulse board chair Prof Ihron Rensburg, MerSETA EC client relations manager Zwele Ngayeka, NMU faculty of business and economic sciences executive dean Prof Hendrik Lloyd, Edupulse executive director Dr Mark Williams and ETC CEO Neil Harilal.