Zuko Komisa

The Universities of Pretoria and Cape Town have teamed with Transnet Academy to provide the parastatal’s engineers and technicians with opportunities for skill development and training.
Transnet said in a statement on Tuesday that the move will help the business “with enhanced technical capacity, reliable safety standards, and superior customer service delivery.”
The anticipated duration of the relationship is five years.
“By addressing skills deficiencies, enhancing employee productivity and fostering a culture of continuous learning, Transnet is taking decisive steps to build a more capable and engaged workforce, thus providing the necessary support to the Transnet Recovery Plan,” says Tumi Matsheka, Transnet Group Chief of People Management and Learning.
According to Transnet, the agreement, which underscores Transnet’s commitment to skills development to improve productivity, quality, and competitiveness, aligns with the Transnet Academy’s objective of improving the development and training levels of South Africans and creating long-term socio-economic growth and prosperity.



