CTU Training Solutions
We offer training solutions for full time and part time students.
Our national qualifications and international vendor-related certifications are updated regularly according to industry standards and pave the road to success for our graduates entering future jobs introduced by the 4th Industrial Revolution.
We also offer short courses that are skills-based and vendor-specific.
International certifications are available to specific relevant qualifications.
CTU Training Solutions is a Level 2 B-BBEE contributor and can assist companies with learnerships.
CTU is also registered with the Department of Higher Education as a Private Higher Education Institution.
We have over 14 registered ICT learnerships up to NQF Level 6.
Skills shortages are a key threat to the future growth of South African businesses.
We believe that companies should have a suitable skills development plan to optimise the technologies that are deployed, systematically developing employees to address the skills gap as a great way to achieve empowered human capital.
The CTU Corporate division (Corporate Training Unlimited) provides consultative training and development solutions to corporate organisations, government, SMME’s, technology partners and vendor partners.
CTU has over 12 campuses nationwide, 10 000 certified students and over 900 courses.
CTU Training Solutions offers opportunities for full time and part-time studies, short courses, online training, and Hybrid (VILT) training in information technology, design, business, engineering, and humanities faculties.
CTU Training Solutions has been developing skilled professionals since 1987.
Our Website: https://ctutraining.ac.za
Our Campuses:
- Bloemfontein
- Boksburg
- Cape Town
- Cresta
- Durban
- Gqeberha (PE)
- Polokwane
- Potchefstroom
- Pretoria
- Roodepoort
- Stellenbosch
- Vereeniging
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