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My name is Thoko and I am currently doing Basic Sewing Skills course at Learn to Earn Khayelitsha. I heard about LtE through a friend who did the course and recommended it to me because she knew how interested I am in sewing. She gave me all the information I needed to know about the course application process. I added my name to the list when it was open and then came to the assessment day, which I passed, I then registered for the course.

We first had pre-orientation which was basically an information session about Learn to Earn. On the day we started I had mixed feelings - nervousness to start something new and meet new people from different places and backgrounds, and excitement of starting something which I wanted to do in a long time. I had no knowledge of sewing or where to start.

The first day in class was about class rules, exit outcomes and all the information concerning our time in class. We were then introduced to the sewing machines, learning to name and identify sewing machine parts, threading the sewing machine, winding a bobbin, controlling the sewing machine by sewing straight lines and measuring using tape measure.

At first, it was difficult to learn all of this at the same time but with determination, focus and pushing myself, I had to overcome my fears and win this challenge. Ever since joining Learn to Earn, I can see that my confidence is growing. So far, I have finished sewing my straight lines, a table runner and a pillowcase. I cannot wait to learn everything that Learn to Earn has in store for me. Thank you Learn to Earn.
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For those who added their name to the Basic Sewing course interest list when it opened on Tuesday, please look out for the WhatsApp message from us with info about the assessment day.
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If you did not add your name:
We have not set a date yet for when the list will open again – we need to assess the 40 people who on the list.
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Until then, please start saving for your course fees (R900) and for a domestic sewing machine if you don’t yet have one. The machine will be needed for your homework tasks.

My name is Thoko and I am currently doing Basic Sewing Skills course at Learn to Earn Khayelitsha. I heard about LtE through a friend who did the course and recommended it to me because she knew how interested I am in sewing. She gave me all the information I needed to know about the course application process. I added my name to the list when it was open and then came to the assessment day, which I passed, I then registered for the course.

We first had pre-orientation which was basically an information session about Learn to Earn. On the day we started I had mixed feelings - nervousness to start something new and meet new people from different places and backgrounds, and excitement of starting something which I wanted to do in a long time. I had no knowledge of sewing or where to start.

The first day in class was about class rules, exit outcomes and all the information concerning our time in class. We were then introduced to the sewing machines, learning to name and identify sewing machine parts, threading the sewing machine, winding a bobbin, controlling the sewing machine by sewing straight lines and measuring using tape measure.

At first, it was difficult to learn all of this at the same time but with determination, focus and pushing myself, I had to overcome my fears and win this challenge. Ever since joining Learn to Earn, I can see that my confidence is growing. So far, I have finished sewing my straight lines, a table runner and a pillowcase. I cannot wait to learn everything that Learn to Earn has in store for me. Thank you Learn to Earn.
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For those who added their name to the Basic Sewing course interest list when it opened on Tuesday, please look out for the WhatsApp message from us with info about the assessment day.
.
.
If you did not add your name:
We have not set a date yet for when the list will open again – we need to assess the 40 people who on the list.
.
Until then, please start saving for your course fees (R900) and for a domestic sewing machine if you don’t yet have one. The machine will be needed for your homework tasks.

My name is Thoko and I am currently doing Basic Sewing Skills course at Learn to Earn Khayelitsha. I heard about LtE through a friend who did the course and recommended it to me because she knew how interested I am in sewing. She gave me all the information I needed to know about the course application process. I added my name to the list when it was open and then came to the assessment day, which I passed, I then registered for the course.

We first had pre-orientation which was basically an information session about Learn to Earn. On the day we started I had mixed feelings - nervousness to start something new and meet new people from different places and backgrounds, and excitement of starting something which I wanted to do in a long time. I had no knowledge of sewing or where to start.

The first day in class was about class rules, exit outcomes and all the information concerning our time in class. We were then introduced to the sewing machines, learning to name and identify sewing machine parts, threading the sewing machine, winding a bobbin, controlling the sewing machine by sewing straight lines and measuring using tape measure.

At first, it was difficult to learn all of this at the same time but with determination, focus and pushing myself, I had to overcome my fears and win this challenge. Ever since joining Learn to Earn, I can see that my confidence is growing. So far, I have finished sewing my straight lines, a table runner and a pillowcase. I cannot wait to learn everything that Learn to Earn has in store for me. Thank you Learn to Earn.
.
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For those who added their name to the Basic Sewing course interest list when it opened on Tuesday, please look out for the WhatsApp message from us with info about the assessment day.
.
.
If you did not add your name:
We have not set a date yet for when the list will open again – we need to assess the 40 people who on the list.
.
Until then, please start saving for your course fees (R900) and for a domestic sewing machine if you don’t yet have one. The machine will be needed for your homework tasks.

My name is Thoko and I am currently doing Basic Sewing Skills course at Learn to Earn Khayelitsha. I heard about LtE through a friend who did the course and recommended it to me because she knew how interested I am in sewing. She gave me all the information I needed to know about the course application process. I added my name to the list when it was open and then came to the assessment day, which I passed, I then registered for the course.

We first had pre-orientation which was basically an information session about Learn to Earn. On the day we started I had mixed feelings - nervousness to start something new and meet new people from different places and backgrounds, and excitement of starting something which I wanted to do in a long time. I had no knowledge of sewing or where to start.

The first day in class was about class rules, exit outcomes and all the information concerning our time in class. We were then introduced to the sewing machines, learning to name and identify sewing machine parts, threading the sewing machine, winding a bobbin, controlling the sewing machine by sewing straight lines and measuring using tape measure.

At first, it was difficult to learn all of this at the same time but with determination, focus and pushing myself, I had to overcome my fears and win this challenge. Ever since joining Learn to Earn, I can see that my confidence is growing. So far, I have finished sewing my straight lines, a table runner and a pillowcase. I cannot wait to learn everything that Learn to Earn has in store for me. Thank you Learn to Earn.
.
.
For those who added their name to the Basic Sewing course interest list when it opened on Tuesday, please look out for the WhatsApp message from us with info about the assessment day.
.
.
If you did not add your name:
We have not set a date yet for when the list will open again – we need to assess the 40 people who on the list.
.
Until then, please start saving for your course fees (R900) and for a domestic sewing machine if you don’t yet have one. The machine will be needed for your homework tasks.

My name is Thoko and I am currently doing Basic Sewing Skills course at Learn to Earn Khayelitsha. I heard about LtE through a friend who did the course and recommended it to me because she knew how interested I am in sewing. She gave me all the information I needed to know about the course application process. I added my name to the list when it was open and then came to the assessment day, which I passed, I then registered for the course.

We first had pre-orientation which was basically an information session about Learn to Earn. On the day we started I had mixed feelings - nervousness to start something new and meet new people from different places and backgrounds, and excitement of starting something which I wanted to do in a long time. I had no knowledge of sewing or where to start.

The first day in class was about class rules, exit outcomes and all the information concerning our time in class. We were then introduced to the sewing machines, learning to name and identify sewing machine parts, threading the sewing machine, winding a bobbin, controlling the sewing machine by sewing straight lines and measuring using tape measure.

At first, it was difficult to learn all of this at the same time but with determination, focus and pushing myself, I had to overcome my fears and win this challenge. Ever since joining Learn to Earn, I can see that my confidence is growing. So far, I have finished sewing my straight lines, a table runner and a pillowcase. I cannot wait to learn everything that Learn to Earn has in store for me. Thank you Learn to Earn.
.
.
For those who added their name to the Basic Sewing course interest list when it opened on Tuesday, please look out for the WhatsApp message from us with info about the assessment day.
.
.
If you did not add your name:
We have not set a date yet for when the list will open again – we need to assess the 40 people who on the list.
.
Until then, please start saving for your course fees (R900) and for a domestic sewing machine if you don’t yet have one. The machine will be needed for your homework tasks.

Earlier today our Khayelitsha campus had a visit from some of the team at Sikhule Sonke ECD.

Sikhule Sonke is a Khayelitsha community-based organisation focusing on childhood development in Khayelitsha, they do this by providing access to quality ECD services, training and resources. We were excited to share a cup of hope from @groundupsa as well as the programmes offered at our campus, and different ways of supporting the work that both organisations do in the community of Khayelitsha.

#Khayelitsha
#ECDSouthAfrica

Earlier today our Khayelitsha campus had a visit from some of the team at Sikhule Sonke ECD.

Sikhule Sonke is a Khayelitsha community-based organisation focusing on childhood development in Khayelitsha, they do this by providing access to quality ECD services, training and resources. We were excited to share a cup of hope from @groundupsa as well as the programmes offered at our campus, and different ways of supporting the work that both organisations do in the community of Khayelitsha.

#Khayelitsha
#ECDSouthAfrica

The Khayelitsha Basic Sewing course interest list opens on Tuesday 19 May at 9am!

Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
Hermanus: open for names for the next course.
Khayelitsha: currently closed, will open 9am on Tues 19 May.

Course info:
10 weeks, full day
Total cost: R900 (R300 payable at the assessment + R600 payable during the course)
Entry requirements: basic literacy & numeracy assessment.
Course participants will need to access to a domestic sewing machine for homework tasks during the course.

This course covers BOTH business & sewing skills, to help you build a sewing business from home. During the course you will learn to sew as well as basic business principles such as costing & pricing, business finances, the business plan, money sums, stock control, marketing your business etc.

Start saving for the course fee as well as a sewing machine if you don’t have one. While on the course you will learn to sew on our domestic and industrial sewing machines.

The Khayelitsha Basic Sewing course interest list opens on Tuesday 19 May at 9am!

Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
Hermanus: open for names for the next course.
Khayelitsha: currently closed, will open 9am on Tues 19 May.

Course info:
10 weeks, full day
Total cost: R900 (R300 payable at the assessment + R600 payable during the course)
Entry requirements: basic literacy & numeracy assessment.
Course participants will need to access to a domestic sewing machine for homework tasks during the course.

This course covers BOTH business & sewing skills, to help you build a sewing business from home. During the course you will learn to sew as well as basic business principles such as costing & pricing, business finances, the business plan, money sums, stock control, marketing your business etc.

Start saving for the course fee as well as a sewing machine if you don’t have one. While on the course you will learn to sew on our domestic and industrial sewing machines.

The Khayelitsha Basic Sewing course interest list opens on Tuesday 19 May at 9am!

Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
Hermanus: open for names for the next course.
Khayelitsha: currently closed, will open 9am on Tues 19 May.

Course info:
10 weeks, full day
Total cost: R900 (R300 payable at the assessment + R600 payable during the course)
Entry requirements: basic literacy & numeracy assessment.
Course participants will need to access to a domestic sewing machine for homework tasks during the course.

This course covers BOTH business & sewing skills, to help you build a sewing business from home. During the course you will learn to sew as well as basic business principles such as costing & pricing, business finances, the business plan, money sums, stock control, marketing your business etc.

Start saving for the course fee as well as a sewing machine if you don’t have one. While on the course you will learn to sew on our domestic and industrial sewing machines.

The Khayelitsha Basic Sewing course interest list opens on Tuesday 19 May at 9am!

Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
Hermanus: open for names for the next course.
Khayelitsha: currently closed, will open 9am on Tues 19 May.

Course info:
10 weeks, full day
Total cost: R900 (R300 payable at the assessment + R600 payable during the course)
Entry requirements: basic literacy & numeracy assessment.
Course participants will need to access to a domestic sewing machine for homework tasks during the course.

This course covers BOTH business & sewing skills, to help you build a sewing business from home. During the course you will learn to sew as well as basic business principles such as costing & pricing, business finances, the business plan, money sums, stock control, marketing your business etc.

Start saving for the course fee as well as a sewing machine if you don’t have one. While on the course you will learn to sew on our domestic and industrial sewing machines.

The Khayelitsha Basic Sewing course interest list opens on Tuesday 19 May at 9am!

Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
Hermanus: open for names for the next course.
Khayelitsha: currently closed, will open 9am on Tues 19 May.

Course info:
10 weeks, full day
Total cost: R900 (R300 payable at the assessment + R600 payable during the course)
Entry requirements: basic literacy & numeracy assessment.
Course participants will need to access to a domestic sewing machine for homework tasks during the course.

This course covers BOTH business & sewing skills, to help you build a sewing business from home. During the course you will learn to sew as well as basic business principles such as costing & pricing, business finances, the business plan, money sums, stock control, marketing your business etc.

Start saving for the course fee as well as a sewing machine if you don’t have one. While on the course you will learn to sew on our domestic and industrial sewing machines.

The Khayelitsha Basic Sewing course interest list opens on Tuesday 19 May at 9am!

Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
Hermanus: open for names for the next course.
Khayelitsha: currently closed, will open 9am on Tues 19 May.

Course info:
10 weeks, full day
Total cost: R900 (R300 payable at the assessment + R600 payable during the course)
Entry requirements: basic literacy & numeracy assessment.
Course participants will need to access to a domestic sewing machine for homework tasks during the course.

This course covers BOTH business & sewing skills, to help you build a sewing business from home. During the course you will learn to sew as well as basic business principles such as costing & pricing, business finances, the business plan, money sums, stock control, marketing your business etc.

Start saving for the course fee as well as a sewing machine if you don’t have one. While on the course you will learn to sew on our domestic and industrial sewing machines.

My name is Busisiwe, I am a LtE Basic Computer graduate.

At the age of 46, I was in the same class as young one’s in their mid-twenties. I had anxiety because I was going to be studying with them not knowing that I was going to be motivated and even change my lifestyle. I was a quiet person but now I interact with people every day because of the skills I acquired and the prayerful life I adopted.
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The first time I sat in front of the computer it was with fear of this big machine I had seen in offices. I told myself to focus and not to be intimidated by the fact that the young ones were very good with technology and social media. I was competing with them especially when doing typing skills, not knowing that I was training my speed to capture my client’s data. Doing group work was a good thing as that broke my shy shell, challenged me and taught me to interact with people.
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LtE changed my life because now I am employed! I love my job and LtE’s Life Skills programme equipped me to believe in myself and be confident. I am permanent and now work 6 days a week. Soon I will be promoted to a cluster leader because of the certificate I received from LtE and my hard work.
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I am proud of achieving my short-term goal of completing the computer course. I would recommend this course, especially to those people who are single parents who have a desire to work and provide for their children. After I finished my Basic Computer course and experiencing all that Learn to Earn offers I enrolled my daughter in the Shop Assistant course.
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I want to thank the donors who made everything possible for the students to earn respect in their homes. The salary I am earning gives me a voice. I am now a provider and don’t rely on my siblings for handouts.
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Computer Essentials is offered at LtE Khayelitsha and Hermanus campuses.
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Interested? Add your name to the online course interest list and then look out for the WhatsApp message about the registration, use this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest
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Total Course Fee to student: R400 (R300 registration fee + R100 course fee)
Times: 3 weeks – ½ day or 2 weeks – full day
Entry requirements: Gr 10 pass

My name is Busisiwe, I am a LtE Basic Computer graduate.

At the age of 46, I was in the same class as young one’s in their mid-twenties. I had anxiety because I was going to be studying with them not knowing that I was going to be motivated and even change my lifestyle. I was a quiet person but now I interact with people every day because of the skills I acquired and the prayerful life I adopted.
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The first time I sat in front of the computer it was with fear of this big machine I had seen in offices. I told myself to focus and not to be intimidated by the fact that the young ones were very good with technology and social media. I was competing with them especially when doing typing skills, not knowing that I was training my speed to capture my client’s data. Doing group work was a good thing as that broke my shy shell, challenged me and taught me to interact with people.
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LtE changed my life because now I am employed! I love my job and LtE’s Life Skills programme equipped me to believe in myself and be confident. I am permanent and now work 6 days a week. Soon I will be promoted to a cluster leader because of the certificate I received from LtE and my hard work.
.
I am proud of achieving my short-term goal of completing the computer course. I would recommend this course, especially to those people who are single parents who have a desire to work and provide for their children. After I finished my Basic Computer course and experiencing all that Learn to Earn offers I enrolled my daughter in the Shop Assistant course.
.
I want to thank the donors who made everything possible for the students to earn respect in their homes. The salary I am earning gives me a voice. I am now a provider and don’t rely on my siblings for handouts.
.
Computer Essentials is offered at LtE Khayelitsha and Hermanus campuses.
.
Interested? Add your name to the online course interest list and then look out for the WhatsApp message about the registration, use this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest
.
Total Course Fee to student: R400 (R300 registration fee + R100 course fee)
Times: 3 weeks – ½ day or 2 weeks – full day
Entry requirements: Gr 10 pass

My name is Busisiwe, I am a LtE Basic Computer graduate.

At the age of 46, I was in the same class as young one’s in their mid-twenties. I had anxiety because I was going to be studying with them not knowing that I was going to be motivated and even change my lifestyle. I was a quiet person but now I interact with people every day because of the skills I acquired and the prayerful life I adopted.
.
The first time I sat in front of the computer it was with fear of this big machine I had seen in offices. I told myself to focus and not to be intimidated by the fact that the young ones were very good with technology and social media. I was competing with them especially when doing typing skills, not knowing that I was training my speed to capture my client’s data. Doing group work was a good thing as that broke my shy shell, challenged me and taught me to interact with people.
.
LtE changed my life because now I am employed! I love my job and LtE’s Life Skills programme equipped me to believe in myself and be confident. I am permanent and now work 6 days a week. Soon I will be promoted to a cluster leader because of the certificate I received from LtE and my hard work.
.
I am proud of achieving my short-term goal of completing the computer course. I would recommend this course, especially to those people who are single parents who have a desire to work and provide for their children. After I finished my Basic Computer course and experiencing all that Learn to Earn offers I enrolled my daughter in the Shop Assistant course.
.
I want to thank the donors who made everything possible for the students to earn respect in their homes. The salary I am earning gives me a voice. I am now a provider and don’t rely on my siblings for handouts.
.
Computer Essentials is offered at LtE Khayelitsha and Hermanus campuses.
.
Interested? Add your name to the online course interest list and then look out for the WhatsApp message about the registration, use this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest
.
Total Course Fee to student: R400 (R300 registration fee + R100 course fee)
Times: 3 weeks – ½ day or 2 weeks – full day
Entry requirements: Gr 10 pass

My name is Busisiwe, I am a LtE Basic Computer graduate.

At the age of 46, I was in the same class as young one’s in their mid-twenties. I had anxiety because I was going to be studying with them not knowing that I was going to be motivated and even change my lifestyle. I was a quiet person but now I interact with people every day because of the skills I acquired and the prayerful life I adopted.
.
The first time I sat in front of the computer it was with fear of this big machine I had seen in offices. I told myself to focus and not to be intimidated by the fact that the young ones were very good with technology and social media. I was competing with them especially when doing typing skills, not knowing that I was training my speed to capture my client’s data. Doing group work was a good thing as that broke my shy shell, challenged me and taught me to interact with people.
.
LtE changed my life because now I am employed! I love my job and LtE’s Life Skills programme equipped me to believe in myself and be confident. I am permanent and now work 6 days a week. Soon I will be promoted to a cluster leader because of the certificate I received from LtE and my hard work.
.
I am proud of achieving my short-term goal of completing the computer course. I would recommend this course, especially to those people who are single parents who have a desire to work and provide for their children. After I finished my Basic Computer course and experiencing all that Learn to Earn offers I enrolled my daughter in the Shop Assistant course.
.
I want to thank the donors who made everything possible for the students to earn respect in their homes. The salary I am earning gives me a voice. I am now a provider and don’t rely on my siblings for handouts.
.
Computer Essentials is offered at LtE Khayelitsha and Hermanus campuses.
.
Interested? Add your name to the online course interest list and then look out for the WhatsApp message about the registration, use this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest
.
Total Course Fee to student: R400 (R300 registration fee + R100 course fee)
Times: 3 weeks – ½ day or 2 weeks – full day
Entry requirements: Gr 10 pass

The second barista course for the year has started at LtE Khayelitsha and the air is charged with caffeine!

The students have spent the first couple of lessons learning how to drink coffee, how to explore differences in grinder settings and laying the foundation in customer service by serving coffee to the campus staff.

As we share in class every day, the students are on a journey. It's a marathon, not a sprint. It's about improving every day and trying to better understand this magical bean session after session. We fix our eyes on what the goals are, rather than fixating on the immediate challenges. We rely on each other to grow and remind ourselves that it's all about progress, not perfection.

The coursewaiting list is open for names - please use this link to add yours https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest.
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Course Fee: R600 (R300 registration fee + 2 x R150 course fee payments)
Times: Mon- Fri, full day
Duration: 8 Weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, desire to work in hospitality industry.
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Graduates will have a basic understanding of the coffee industry, including how to pull an espresso shot, texturize milk and understand and make different espresso-based drinks.

A Barista is a person who makes coffee using an espresso machine. They work in the hospitality industry.

The second barista course for the year has started at LtE Khayelitsha and the air is charged with caffeine!

The students have spent the first couple of lessons learning how to drink coffee, how to explore differences in grinder settings and laying the foundation in customer service by serving coffee to the campus staff.

As we share in class every day, the students are on a journey. It's a marathon, not a sprint. It's about improving every day and trying to better understand this magical bean session after session. We fix our eyes on what the goals are, rather than fixating on the immediate challenges. We rely on each other to grow and remind ourselves that it's all about progress, not perfection.

The coursewaiting list is open for names - please use this link to add yours https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest.
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Course Fee: R600 (R300 registration fee + 2 x R150 course fee payments)
Times: Mon- Fri, full day
Duration: 8 Weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, desire to work in hospitality industry.
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Graduates will have a basic understanding of the coffee industry, including how to pull an espresso shot, texturize milk and understand and make different espresso-based drinks.

A Barista is a person who makes coffee using an espresso machine. They work in the hospitality industry.

The second barista course for the year has started at LtE Khayelitsha and the air is charged with caffeine!

The students have spent the first couple of lessons learning how to drink coffee, how to explore differences in grinder settings and laying the foundation in customer service by serving coffee to the campus staff.

As we share in class every day, the students are on a journey. It's a marathon, not a sprint. It's about improving every day and trying to better understand this magical bean session after session. We fix our eyes on what the goals are, rather than fixating on the immediate challenges. We rely on each other to grow and remind ourselves that it's all about progress, not perfection.

The coursewaiting list is open for names - please use this link to add yours https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest.
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Course Fee: R600 (R300 registration fee + 2 x R150 course fee payments)
Times: Mon- Fri, full day
Duration: 8 Weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, desire to work in hospitality industry.
.
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Graduates will have a basic understanding of the coffee industry, including how to pull an espresso shot, texturize milk and understand and make different espresso-based drinks.

A Barista is a person who makes coffee using an espresso machine. They work in the hospitality industry.

The second barista course for the year has started at LtE Khayelitsha and the air is charged with caffeine!

The students have spent the first couple of lessons learning how to drink coffee, how to explore differences in grinder settings and laying the foundation in customer service by serving coffee to the campus staff.

As we share in class every day, the students are on a journey. It's a marathon, not a sprint. It's about improving every day and trying to better understand this magical bean session after session. We fix our eyes on what the goals are, rather than fixating on the immediate challenges. We rely on each other to grow and remind ourselves that it's all about progress, not perfection.

The coursewaiting list is open for names - please use this link to add yours https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest.
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Course Fee: R600 (R300 registration fee + 2 x R150 course fee payments)
Times: Mon- Fri, full day
Duration: 8 Weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, desire to work in hospitality industry.
.
.
Graduates will have a basic understanding of the coffee industry, including how to pull an espresso shot, texturize milk and understand and make different espresso-based drinks.

A Barista is a person who makes coffee using an espresso machine. They work in the hospitality industry.

The second barista course for the year has started at LtE Khayelitsha and the air is charged with caffeine!

The students have spent the first couple of lessons learning how to drink coffee, how to explore differences in grinder settings and laying the foundation in customer service by serving coffee to the campus staff.

As we share in class every day, the students are on a journey. It's a marathon, not a sprint. It's about improving every day and trying to better understand this magical bean session after session. We fix our eyes on what the goals are, rather than fixating on the immediate challenges. We rely on each other to grow and remind ourselves that it's all about progress, not perfection.

The coursewaiting list is open for names - please use this link to add yours https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest.
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Course Fee: R600 (R300 registration fee + 2 x R150 course fee payments)
Times: Mon- Fri, full day
Duration: 8 Weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, desire to work in hospitality industry.
.
.
Graduates will have a basic understanding of the coffee industry, including how to pull an espresso shot, texturize milk and understand and make different espresso-based drinks.

A Barista is a person who makes coffee using an espresso machine. They work in the hospitality industry.

The second barista course for the year has started at LtE Khayelitsha and the air is charged with caffeine!

The students have spent the first couple of lessons learning how to drink coffee, how to explore differences in grinder settings and laying the foundation in customer service by serving coffee to the campus staff.

As we share in class every day, the students are on a journey. It's a marathon, not a sprint. It's about improving every day and trying to better understand this magical bean session after session. We fix our eyes on what the goals are, rather than fixating on the immediate challenges. We rely on each other to grow and remind ourselves that it's all about progress, not perfection.

The coursewaiting list is open for names - please use this link to add yours https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest.
.
.
Course Fee: R600 (R300 registration fee + 2 x R150 course fee payments)
Times: Mon- Fri, full day
Duration: 8 Weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, desire to work in hospitality industry.
.
.
Graduates will have a basic understanding of the coffee industry, including how to pull an espresso shot, texturize milk and understand and make different espresso-based drinks.

A Barista is a person who makes coffee using an espresso machine. They work in the hospitality industry.

The second barista course for the year has started at LtE Khayelitsha and the air is charged with caffeine!

The students have spent the first couple of lessons learning how to drink coffee, how to explore differences in grinder settings and laying the foundation in customer service by serving coffee to the campus staff.

As we share in class every day, the students are on a journey. It's a marathon, not a sprint. It's about improving every day and trying to better understand this magical bean session after session. We fix our eyes on what the goals are, rather than fixating on the immediate challenges. We rely on each other to grow and remind ourselves that it's all about progress, not perfection.

The coursewaiting list is open for names - please use this link to add yours https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest.
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Course Fee: R600 (R300 registration fee + 2 x R150 course fee payments)
Times: Mon- Fri, full day
Duration: 8 Weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, desire to work in hospitality industry.
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Graduates will have a basic understanding of the coffee industry, including how to pull an espresso shot, texturize milk and understand and make different espresso-based drinks.

A Barista is a person who makes coffee using an espresso machine. They work in the hospitality industry.

The second barista course for the year has started at LtE Khayelitsha and the air is charged with caffeine!

The students have spent the first couple of lessons learning how to drink coffee, how to explore differences in grinder settings and laying the foundation in customer service by serving coffee to the campus staff.

As we share in class every day, the students are on a journey. It's a marathon, not a sprint. It's about improving every day and trying to better understand this magical bean session after session. We fix our eyes on what the goals are, rather than fixating on the immediate challenges. We rely on each other to grow and remind ourselves that it's all about progress, not perfection.

The coursewaiting list is open for names - please use this link to add yours https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest.
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Course Fee: R600 (R300 registration fee + 2 x R150 course fee payments)
Times: Mon- Fri, full day
Duration: 8 Weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, desire to work in hospitality industry.
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Graduates will have a basic understanding of the coffee industry, including how to pull an espresso shot, texturize milk and understand and make different espresso-based drinks.

A Barista is a person who makes coffee using an espresso machine. They work in the hospitality industry.

The second barista course for the year has started at LtE Khayelitsha and the air is charged with caffeine!

The students have spent the first couple of lessons learning how to drink coffee, how to explore differences in grinder settings and laying the foundation in customer service by serving coffee to the campus staff.

As we share in class every day, the students are on a journey. It's a marathon, not a sprint. It's about improving every day and trying to better understand this magical bean session after session. We fix our eyes on what the goals are, rather than fixating on the immediate challenges. We rely on each other to grow and remind ourselves that it's all about progress, not perfection.

The coursewaiting list is open for names - please use this link to add yours https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest.
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Course Fee: R600 (R300 registration fee + 2 x R150 course fee payments)
Times: Mon- Fri, full day
Duration: 8 Weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, desire to work in hospitality industry.
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Graduates will have a basic understanding of the coffee industry, including how to pull an espresso shot, texturize milk and understand and make different espresso-based drinks.

A Barista is a person who makes coffee using an espresso machine. They work in the hospitality industry.

The second barista course for the year has started at LtE Khayelitsha and the air is charged with caffeine!

The students have spent the first couple of lessons learning how to drink coffee, how to explore differences in grinder settings and laying the foundation in customer service by serving coffee to the campus staff.

As we share in class every day, the students are on a journey. It's a marathon, not a sprint. It's about improving every day and trying to better understand this magical bean session after session. We fix our eyes on what the goals are, rather than fixating on the immediate challenges. We rely on each other to grow and remind ourselves that it's all about progress, not perfection.

The coursewaiting list is open for names - please use this link to add yours https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest.
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Course Fee: R600 (R300 registration fee + 2 x R150 course fee payments)
Times: Mon- Fri, full day
Duration: 8 Weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, desire to work in hospitality industry.
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Graduates will have a basic understanding of the coffee industry, including how to pull an espresso shot, texturize milk and understand and make different espresso-based drinks.

A Barista is a person who makes coffee using an espresso machine. They work in the hospitality industry.

The LtE Hermanus based 12-week Basic Hospitality Course equips our graduates with practical kitchen and front-of-house skills needed for work opportunities in the hospitality industry. From food preparation to customer service, graduates gain the hands-on experience employers are looking for.
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For the final lesson the class learnt basic baking techniques and then had the chance to put these in action as they baked a delicious chocolate cake and vanilla cupcakes using the different mixing methods they had just learnt about. They also made butter icing and then decorated their baked goods. The highlight of the day was experimenting with making homemade decoration sprinkles which added a colourful and creative touch to the cupcakes.
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The day was a creative and wonderful way to end the course, giving students the opportunity to apply their kitchen skills, work together, and enjoy the process of baking from start to finish.
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If you enjoy working with people, have a minimum of Grade 10, and are happy to work in a kitchen or restaurant …this could be your launch pad into a new career. The cost of R900 is not just paying for the course, it’s an investment in your future.
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Interested? Apply using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest and we will contact you regarding the next course.
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Cost: R900 (R300 course registration fee + 3 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Mon-Fri, full day
Duration: 12 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10, strong interest in food & people, successfully complete the entry assessment.

Modules covered include:
Customer Service & Role of the waiter
Food hygiene
Handling knives & chopping skills
Table & beverage service
Cooking and baking terms
Theory & practical training in food preparation & food service
Preparation of recipes with eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs & spices

The LtE Hermanus based 12-week Basic Hospitality Course equips our graduates with practical kitchen and front-of-house skills needed for work opportunities in the hospitality industry. From food preparation to customer service, graduates gain the hands-on experience employers are looking for.
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For the final lesson the class learnt basic baking techniques and then had the chance to put these in action as they baked a delicious chocolate cake and vanilla cupcakes using the different mixing methods they had just learnt about. They also made butter icing and then decorated their baked goods. The highlight of the day was experimenting with making homemade decoration sprinkles which added a colourful and creative touch to the cupcakes.
.
The day was a creative and wonderful way to end the course, giving students the opportunity to apply their kitchen skills, work together, and enjoy the process of baking from start to finish.
.
.
If you enjoy working with people, have a minimum of Grade 10, and are happy to work in a kitchen or restaurant …this could be your launch pad into a new career. The cost of R900 is not just paying for the course, it’s an investment in your future.
.
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Interested? Apply using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest and we will contact you regarding the next course.
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Cost: R900 (R300 course registration fee + 3 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Mon-Fri, full day
Duration: 12 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10, strong interest in food & people, successfully complete the entry assessment.

Modules covered include:
Customer Service & Role of the waiter
Food hygiene
Handling knives & chopping skills
Table & beverage service
Cooking and baking terms
Theory & practical training in food preparation & food service
Preparation of recipes with eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs & spices

The LtE Hermanus based 12-week Basic Hospitality Course equips our graduates with practical kitchen and front-of-house skills needed for work opportunities in the hospitality industry. From food preparation to customer service, graduates gain the hands-on experience employers are looking for.
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For the final lesson the class learnt basic baking techniques and then had the chance to put these in action as they baked a delicious chocolate cake and vanilla cupcakes using the different mixing methods they had just learnt about. They also made butter icing and then decorated their baked goods. The highlight of the day was experimenting with making homemade decoration sprinkles which added a colourful and creative touch to the cupcakes.
.
The day was a creative and wonderful way to end the course, giving students the opportunity to apply their kitchen skills, work together, and enjoy the process of baking from start to finish.
.
.
If you enjoy working with people, have a minimum of Grade 10, and are happy to work in a kitchen or restaurant …this could be your launch pad into a new career. The cost of R900 is not just paying for the course, it’s an investment in your future.
.
.
Interested? Apply using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest and we will contact you regarding the next course.
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Cost: R900 (R300 course registration fee + 3 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Mon-Fri, full day
Duration: 12 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10, strong interest in food & people, successfully complete the entry assessment.

Modules covered include:
Customer Service & Role of the waiter
Food hygiene
Handling knives & chopping skills
Table & beverage service
Cooking and baking terms
Theory & practical training in food preparation & food service
Preparation of recipes with eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs & spices

The LtE Hermanus based 12-week Basic Hospitality Course equips our graduates with practical kitchen and front-of-house skills needed for work opportunities in the hospitality industry. From food preparation to customer service, graduates gain the hands-on experience employers are looking for.
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For the final lesson the class learnt basic baking techniques and then had the chance to put these in action as they baked a delicious chocolate cake and vanilla cupcakes using the different mixing methods they had just learnt about. They also made butter icing and then decorated their baked goods. The highlight of the day was experimenting with making homemade decoration sprinkles which added a colourful and creative touch to the cupcakes.
.
The day was a creative and wonderful way to end the course, giving students the opportunity to apply their kitchen skills, work together, and enjoy the process of baking from start to finish.
.
.
If you enjoy working with people, have a minimum of Grade 10, and are happy to work in a kitchen or restaurant …this could be your launch pad into a new career. The cost of R900 is not just paying for the course, it’s an investment in your future.
.
.
Interested? Apply using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest and we will contact you regarding the next course.
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.
Cost: R900 (R300 course registration fee + 3 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Mon-Fri, full day
Duration: 12 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10, strong interest in food & people, successfully complete the entry assessment.

Modules covered include:
Customer Service & Role of the waiter
Food hygiene
Handling knives & chopping skills
Table & beverage service
Cooking and baking terms
Theory & practical training in food preparation & food service
Preparation of recipes with eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs & spices

The LtE Hermanus based 12-week Basic Hospitality Course equips our graduates with practical kitchen and front-of-house skills needed for work opportunities in the hospitality industry. From food preparation to customer service, graduates gain the hands-on experience employers are looking for.
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For the final lesson the class learnt basic baking techniques and then had the chance to put these in action as they baked a delicious chocolate cake and vanilla cupcakes using the different mixing methods they had just learnt about. They also made butter icing and then decorated their baked goods. The highlight of the day was experimenting with making homemade decoration sprinkles which added a colourful and creative touch to the cupcakes.
.
The day was a creative and wonderful way to end the course, giving students the opportunity to apply their kitchen skills, work together, and enjoy the process of baking from start to finish.
.
.
If you enjoy working with people, have a minimum of Grade 10, and are happy to work in a kitchen or restaurant …this could be your launch pad into a new career. The cost of R900 is not just paying for the course, it’s an investment in your future.
.
.
Interested? Apply using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest and we will contact you regarding the next course.
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Cost: R900 (R300 course registration fee + 3 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Mon-Fri, full day
Duration: 12 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10, strong interest in food & people, successfully complete the entry assessment.

Modules covered include:
Customer Service & Role of the waiter
Food hygiene
Handling knives & chopping skills
Table & beverage service
Cooking and baking terms
Theory & practical training in food preparation & food service
Preparation of recipes with eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs & spices

The LtE Hermanus based 12-week Basic Hospitality Course equips our graduates with practical kitchen and front-of-house skills needed for work opportunities in the hospitality industry. From food preparation to customer service, graduates gain the hands-on experience employers are looking for.
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For the final lesson the class learnt basic baking techniques and then had the chance to put these in action as they baked a delicious chocolate cake and vanilla cupcakes using the different mixing methods they had just learnt about. They also made butter icing and then decorated their baked goods. The highlight of the day was experimenting with making homemade decoration sprinkles which added a colourful and creative touch to the cupcakes.
.
The day was a creative and wonderful way to end the course, giving students the opportunity to apply their kitchen skills, work together, and enjoy the process of baking from start to finish.
.
.
If you enjoy working with people, have a minimum of Grade 10, and are happy to work in a kitchen or restaurant …this could be your launch pad into a new career. The cost of R900 is not just paying for the course, it’s an investment in your future.
.
.
Interested? Apply using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest and we will contact you regarding the next course.
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.
Cost: R900 (R300 course registration fee + 3 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Mon-Fri, full day
Duration: 12 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10, strong interest in food & people, successfully complete the entry assessment.

Modules covered include:
Customer Service & Role of the waiter
Food hygiene
Handling knives & chopping skills
Table & beverage service
Cooking and baking terms
Theory & practical training in food preparation & food service
Preparation of recipes with eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs & spices

The LtE Hermanus based 12-week Basic Hospitality Course equips our graduates with practical kitchen and front-of-house skills needed for work opportunities in the hospitality industry. From food preparation to customer service, graduates gain the hands-on experience employers are looking for.
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.
For the final lesson the class learnt basic baking techniques and then had the chance to put these in action as they baked a delicious chocolate cake and vanilla cupcakes using the different mixing methods they had just learnt about. They also made butter icing and then decorated their baked goods. The highlight of the day was experimenting with making homemade decoration sprinkles which added a colourful and creative touch to the cupcakes.
.
The day was a creative and wonderful way to end the course, giving students the opportunity to apply their kitchen skills, work together, and enjoy the process of baking from start to finish.
.
.
If you enjoy working with people, have a minimum of Grade 10, and are happy to work in a kitchen or restaurant …this could be your launch pad into a new career. The cost of R900 is not just paying for the course, it’s an investment in your future.
.
.
Interested? Apply using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest and we will contact you regarding the next course.
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Cost: R900 (R300 course registration fee + 3 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Mon-Fri, full day
Duration: 12 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10, strong interest in food & people, successfully complete the entry assessment.

Modules covered include:
Customer Service & Role of the waiter
Food hygiene
Handling knives & chopping skills
Table & beverage service
Cooking and baking terms
Theory & practical training in food preparation & food service
Preparation of recipes with eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs & spices

The LtE Hermanus based 12-week Basic Hospitality Course equips our graduates with practical kitchen and front-of-house skills needed for work opportunities in the hospitality industry. From food preparation to customer service, graduates gain the hands-on experience employers are looking for.
.
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For the final lesson the class learnt basic baking techniques and then had the chance to put these in action as they baked a delicious chocolate cake and vanilla cupcakes using the different mixing methods they had just learnt about. They also made butter icing and then decorated their baked goods. The highlight of the day was experimenting with making homemade decoration sprinkles which added a colourful and creative touch to the cupcakes.
.
The day was a creative and wonderful way to end the course, giving students the opportunity to apply their kitchen skills, work together, and enjoy the process of baking from start to finish.
.
.
If you enjoy working with people, have a minimum of Grade 10, and are happy to work in a kitchen or restaurant …this could be your launch pad into a new career. The cost of R900 is not just paying for the course, it’s an investment in your future.
.
.
Interested? Apply using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest and we will contact you regarding the next course.
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.
Cost: R900 (R300 course registration fee + 3 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Mon-Fri, full day
Duration: 12 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10, strong interest in food & people, successfully complete the entry assessment.

Modules covered include:
Customer Service & Role of the waiter
Food hygiene
Handling knives & chopping skills
Table & beverage service
Cooking and baking terms
Theory & practical training in food preparation & food service
Preparation of recipes with eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs & spices

The LtE Hermanus based 12-week Basic Hospitality Course equips our graduates with practical kitchen and front-of-house skills needed for work opportunities in the hospitality industry. From food preparation to customer service, graduates gain the hands-on experience employers are looking for.
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For the final lesson the class learnt basic baking techniques and then had the chance to put these in action as they baked a delicious chocolate cake and vanilla cupcakes using the different mixing methods they had just learnt about. They also made butter icing and then decorated their baked goods. The highlight of the day was experimenting with making homemade decoration sprinkles which added a colourful and creative touch to the cupcakes.
.
The day was a creative and wonderful way to end the course, giving students the opportunity to apply their kitchen skills, work together, and enjoy the process of baking from start to finish.
.
.
If you enjoy working with people, have a minimum of Grade 10, and are happy to work in a kitchen or restaurant …this could be your launch pad into a new career. The cost of R900 is not just paying for the course, it’s an investment in your future.
.
.
Interested? Apply using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest and we will contact you regarding the next course.
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Cost: R900 (R300 course registration fee + 3 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Mon-Fri, full day
Duration: 12 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10, strong interest in food & people, successfully complete the entry assessment.

Modules covered include:
Customer Service & Role of the waiter
Food hygiene
Handling knives & chopping skills
Table & beverage service
Cooking and baking terms
Theory & practical training in food preparation & food service
Preparation of recipes with eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs & spices

Freedom Day is the commemoration of the first democratic elections held in South Africa on 27 April 1994.These were the first post-apartheid national elections to be held in South African where anyone could vote regardless of race.

How old were you in 1994 and do you have any memories of the day?

My name Sizabanomzi, I am 43 years old mother of 3 boys, I stay in Khayelitsha. After I lost my job I had not been working for 18 long months. I saw a post on social media about Learn to Earn and the Basic Sewing course. I followed the details and applied - I didn’t know anything about sewing. To my surprise when I got to Learn to Earn, I found out that it’s a Christian organisation. We started our day with prayer and devotion. Going to church was rare, even opening the Bible was not my thing, I only prayed when life was giving me lemons!

After attending the discipleship course, I was able to start conversations with God, to confidently open up a Bible, read the scriptures and then apply it to our day life. The Life Skills classes helped me identify my weak points and my strengths. I was grateful to be part of Alpha Day where we were given a tool that will last a lifetime, provide guidance in our day to day lives and answer all our problems, a Bible.

While on campus all students spend time in our Life Skills classroom, learning new tools and techniques that can make living life a little easier.

My name Sizabanomzi, I am 43 years old mother of 3 boys, I stay in Khayelitsha. After I lost my job I had not been working for 18 long months. I saw a post on social media about Learn to Earn and the Basic Sewing course. I followed the details and applied - I didn’t know anything about sewing. To my surprise when I got to Learn to Earn, I found out that it’s a Christian organisation. We started our day with prayer and devotion. Going to church was rare, even opening the Bible was not my thing, I only prayed when life was giving me lemons!

After attending the discipleship course, I was able to start conversations with God, to confidently open up a Bible, read the scriptures and then apply it to our day life. The Life Skills classes helped me identify my weak points and my strengths. I was grateful to be part of Alpha Day where we were given a tool that will last a lifetime, provide guidance in our day to day lives and answer all our problems, a Bible.

While on campus all students spend time in our Life Skills classroom, learning new tools and techniques that can make living life a little easier.

My name Sizabanomzi, I am 43 years old mother of 3 boys, I stay in Khayelitsha. After I lost my job I had not been working for 18 long months. I saw a post on social media about Learn to Earn and the Basic Sewing course. I followed the details and applied - I didn’t know anything about sewing. To my surprise when I got to Learn to Earn, I found out that it’s a Christian organisation. We started our day with prayer and devotion. Going to church was rare, even opening the Bible was not my thing, I only prayed when life was giving me lemons!

After attending the discipleship course, I was able to start conversations with God, to confidently open up a Bible, read the scriptures and then apply it to our day life. The Life Skills classes helped me identify my weak points and my strengths. I was grateful to be part of Alpha Day where we were given a tool that will last a lifetime, provide guidance in our day to day lives and answer all our problems, a Bible.

While on campus all students spend time in our Life Skills classroom, learning new tools and techniques that can make living life a little easier.

Our Hermanus Basic Sewing class recently graduated. Along with leaning how to sew, those on the course also completed our 10-week Business Essentials (BE) programme.
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The aim of the BE course is the equip students with the knowledge and understanding of all the essential business concepts including how to cost and price, marketing, recordkeeping as well as the business cycle. These are concepts are valuable as our students are also in the process of starting their own sewing businesses.
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The highlight of the BE course is Shark Tank Day. When each student has the opportunity to present their business idea and plans to a panel of judges focusing on specific headings regarding showcasing the products they wish to sell in their business.
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The class expressed their creativity and innovation during their presentations. One of the students presented her idea of making Traditional Garments for ladies all around South Africa. “One of my long-term goals is to become a well-known and respected brand throughout the whole of South Africa”
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Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/ when it is open:
Hermanus: open for names for the next course.
Khayelitsha: currently closed, will open 9am on Tues 19 May.
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Course info:
10 weeks, full day
Total cost: R900 (R300 payable at the assessment + R600 payable during the course)
Entry requirements: basic literacy & numeracy assessment.
Course participants will need to access to a domestic sewing machine for homework tasks during the course.
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This course covers BOTH business & sewing skills, to help you build a sewing business from home. During the course you will learn to sew as well as basic business principles such as costing & pricing, business finances, the business plan, money sums, stock control, marketing your business etc.
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Start saving for the course fee as well as a sewing machine if you don’t have one. While on the course you will learn to sew on our domestic and industrial sewing machines.

Our Hermanus Basic Sewing class recently graduated. Along with leaning how to sew, those on the course also completed our 10-week Business Essentials (BE) programme.
.
The aim of the BE course is the equip students with the knowledge and understanding of all the essential business concepts including how to cost and price, marketing, recordkeeping as well as the business cycle. These are concepts are valuable as our students are also in the process of starting their own sewing businesses.
.
The highlight of the BE course is Shark Tank Day. When each student has the opportunity to present their business idea and plans to a panel of judges focusing on specific headings regarding showcasing the products they wish to sell in their business.
.
The class expressed their creativity and innovation during their presentations. One of the students presented her idea of making Traditional Garments for ladies all around South Africa. “One of my long-term goals is to become a well-known and respected brand throughout the whole of South Africa”
.
Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/ when it is open:
Hermanus: open for names for the next course.
Khayelitsha: currently closed, will open 9am on Tues 19 May.
.
Course info:
10 weeks, full day
Total cost: R900 (R300 payable at the assessment + R600 payable during the course)
Entry requirements: basic literacy & numeracy assessment.
Course participants will need to access to a domestic sewing machine for homework tasks during the course.
.
This course covers BOTH business & sewing skills, to help you build a sewing business from home. During the course you will learn to sew as well as basic business principles such as costing & pricing, business finances, the business plan, money sums, stock control, marketing your business etc.
.
Start saving for the course fee as well as a sewing machine if you don’t have one. While on the course you will learn to sew on our domestic and industrial sewing machines.

Our Hermanus Basic Sewing class recently graduated. Along with leaning how to sew, those on the course also completed our 10-week Business Essentials (BE) programme.
.
The aim of the BE course is the equip students with the knowledge and understanding of all the essential business concepts including how to cost and price, marketing, recordkeeping as well as the business cycle. These are concepts are valuable as our students are also in the process of starting their own sewing businesses.
.
The highlight of the BE course is Shark Tank Day. When each student has the opportunity to present their business idea and plans to a panel of judges focusing on specific headings regarding showcasing the products they wish to sell in their business.
.
The class expressed their creativity and innovation during their presentations. One of the students presented her idea of making Traditional Garments for ladies all around South Africa. “One of my long-term goals is to become a well-known and respected brand throughout the whole of South Africa”
.
Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/ when it is open:
Hermanus: open for names for the next course.
Khayelitsha: currently closed, will open 9am on Tues 19 May.
.
Course info:
10 weeks, full day
Total cost: R900 (R300 payable at the assessment + R600 payable during the course)
Entry requirements: basic literacy & numeracy assessment.
Course participants will need to access to a domestic sewing machine for homework tasks during the course.
.
This course covers BOTH business & sewing skills, to help you build a sewing business from home. During the course you will learn to sew as well as basic business principles such as costing & pricing, business finances, the business plan, money sums, stock control, marketing your business etc.
.
Start saving for the course fee as well as a sewing machine if you don’t have one. While on the course you will learn to sew on our domestic and industrial sewing machines.

Our Hermanus Basic Sewing class recently graduated. Along with leaning how to sew, those on the course also completed our 10-week Business Essentials (BE) programme.
.
The aim of the BE course is the equip students with the knowledge and understanding of all the essential business concepts including how to cost and price, marketing, recordkeeping as well as the business cycle. These are concepts are valuable as our students are also in the process of starting their own sewing businesses.
.
The highlight of the BE course is Shark Tank Day. When each student has the opportunity to present their business idea and plans to a panel of judges focusing on specific headings regarding showcasing the products they wish to sell in their business.
.
The class expressed their creativity and innovation during their presentations. One of the students presented her idea of making Traditional Garments for ladies all around South Africa. “One of my long-term goals is to become a well-known and respected brand throughout the whole of South Africa”
.
Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/ when it is open:
Hermanus: open for names for the next course.
Khayelitsha: currently closed, will open 9am on Tues 19 May.
.
Course info:
10 weeks, full day
Total cost: R900 (R300 payable at the assessment + R600 payable during the course)
Entry requirements: basic literacy & numeracy assessment.
Course participants will need to access to a domestic sewing machine for homework tasks during the course.
.
This course covers BOTH business & sewing skills, to help you build a sewing business from home. During the course you will learn to sew as well as basic business principles such as costing & pricing, business finances, the business plan, money sums, stock control, marketing your business etc.
.
Start saving for the course fee as well as a sewing machine if you don’t have one. While on the course you will learn to sew on our domestic and industrial sewing machines.

Our Hermanus Basic Sewing class recently graduated. Along with leaning how to sew, those on the course also completed our 10-week Business Essentials (BE) programme.
.
The aim of the BE course is the equip students with the knowledge and understanding of all the essential business concepts including how to cost and price, marketing, recordkeeping as well as the business cycle. These are concepts are valuable as our students are also in the process of starting their own sewing businesses.
.
The highlight of the BE course is Shark Tank Day. When each student has the opportunity to present their business idea and plans to a panel of judges focusing on specific headings regarding showcasing the products they wish to sell in their business.
.
The class expressed their creativity and innovation during their presentations. One of the students presented her idea of making Traditional Garments for ladies all around South Africa. “One of my long-term goals is to become a well-known and respected brand throughout the whole of South Africa”
.
Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/ when it is open:
Hermanus: open for names for the next course.
Khayelitsha: currently closed, will open 9am on Tues 19 May.
.
Course info:
10 weeks, full day
Total cost: R900 (R300 payable at the assessment + R600 payable during the course)
Entry requirements: basic literacy & numeracy assessment.
Course participants will need to access to a domestic sewing machine for homework tasks during the course.
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This course covers BOTH business & sewing skills, to help you build a sewing business from home. During the course you will learn to sew as well as basic business principles such as costing & pricing, business finances, the business plan, money sums, stock control, marketing your business etc.
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Start saving for the course fee as well as a sewing machine if you don’t have one. While on the course you will learn to sew on our domestic and industrial sewing machines.

Our Hermanus Basic Sewing class recently graduated. Along with leaning how to sew, those on the course also completed our 10-week Business Essentials (BE) programme.
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The aim of the BE course is the equip students with the knowledge and understanding of all the essential business concepts including how to cost and price, marketing, recordkeeping as well as the business cycle. These are concepts are valuable as our students are also in the process of starting their own sewing businesses.
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The highlight of the BE course is Shark Tank Day. When each student has the opportunity to present their business idea and plans to a panel of judges focusing on specific headings regarding showcasing the products they wish to sell in their business.
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The class expressed their creativity and innovation during their presentations. One of the students presented her idea of making Traditional Garments for ladies all around South Africa. “One of my long-term goals is to become a well-known and respected brand throughout the whole of South Africa”
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Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/ when it is open:
Hermanus: open for names for the next course.
Khayelitsha: currently closed, will open 9am on Tues 19 May.
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Course info:
10 weeks, full day
Total cost: R900 (R300 payable at the assessment + R600 payable during the course)
Entry requirements: basic literacy & numeracy assessment.
Course participants will need to access to a domestic sewing machine for homework tasks during the course.
.
This course covers BOTH business & sewing skills, to help you build a sewing business from home. During the course you will learn to sew as well as basic business principles such as costing & pricing, business finances, the business plan, money sums, stock control, marketing your business etc.
.
Start saving for the course fee as well as a sewing machine if you don’t have one. While on the course you will learn to sew on our domestic and industrial sewing machines.

Hello Potential Handymen participants!
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We have a few places left on the next course starting 8 May at LtE Khayelitsha.
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After that the next chance is in August and then in 2027!
.
Don’t let the year pass by having not achieved your dreams and goals.
.
Add your name to the course interest list and then look out for our WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.
.
Add your name to the course list at https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
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Total Course fee to student: R950 (R300 registration fee + 1 x R250 & 2 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Full day, Mon-Fri
Duration: 14 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, own PPE suit & work boots.
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This course is designed for graduates to have the skills needed to run a business from home - including business & handyman skills.
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You will attend life skills, business skills and handyman skills classes during the 14 weeks.
.
Handyman modules covered include:
Health & Safety in the workplace
Tool identification and correct use
Basic Electrical skills
Basic Plumbing skills
Basic Building skills
.
LtE Business Essentials Course

Hello Potential Handymen participants!
.
We have a few places left on the next course starting 8 May at LtE Khayelitsha.
.
After that the next chance is in August and then in 2027!
.
Don’t let the year pass by having not achieved your dreams and goals.
.
Add your name to the course interest list and then look out for our WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.
.
Add your name to the course list at https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
.
Total Course fee to student: R950 (R300 registration fee + 1 x R250 & 2 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Full day, Mon-Fri
Duration: 14 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, own PPE suit & work boots.
.
This course is designed for graduates to have the skills needed to run a business from home - including business & handyman skills.
.
You will attend life skills, business skills and handyman skills classes during the 14 weeks.
.
Handyman modules covered include:
Health & Safety in the workplace
Tool identification and correct use
Basic Electrical skills
Basic Plumbing skills
Basic Building skills
.
LtE Business Essentials Course

Hello Potential Handymen participants!
.
We have a few places left on the next course starting 8 May at LtE Khayelitsha.
.
After that the next chance is in August and then in 2027!
.
Don’t let the year pass by having not achieved your dreams and goals.
.
Add your name to the course interest list and then look out for our WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.
.
Add your name to the course list at https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
.
Total Course fee to student: R950 (R300 registration fee + 1 x R250 & 2 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Full day, Mon-Fri
Duration: 14 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, own PPE suit & work boots.
.
This course is designed for graduates to have the skills needed to run a business from home - including business & handyman skills.
.
You will attend life skills, business skills and handyman skills classes during the 14 weeks.
.
Handyman modules covered include:
Health & Safety in the workplace
Tool identification and correct use
Basic Electrical skills
Basic Plumbing skills
Basic Building skills
.
LtE Business Essentials Course

Hello Potential Handymen participants!
.
We have a few places left on the next course starting 8 May at LtE Khayelitsha.
.
After that the next chance is in August and then in 2027!
.
Don’t let the year pass by having not achieved your dreams and goals.
.
Add your name to the course interest list and then look out for our WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.
.
Add your name to the course list at https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
.
Total Course fee to student: R950 (R300 registration fee + 1 x R250 & 2 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Full day, Mon-Fri
Duration: 14 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, own PPE suit & work boots.
.
This course is designed for graduates to have the skills needed to run a business from home - including business & handyman skills.
.
You will attend life skills, business skills and handyman skills classes during the 14 weeks.
.
Handyman modules covered include:
Health & Safety in the workplace
Tool identification and correct use
Basic Electrical skills
Basic Plumbing skills
Basic Building skills
.
LtE Business Essentials Course

Hello Potential Handymen participants!
.
We have a few places left on the next course starting 8 May at LtE Khayelitsha.
.
After that the next chance is in August and then in 2027!
.
Don’t let the year pass by having not achieved your dreams and goals.
.
Add your name to the course interest list and then look out for our WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.
.
Add your name to the course list at https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
.
Total Course fee to student: R950 (R300 registration fee + 1 x R250 & 2 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Full day, Mon-Fri
Duration: 14 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, own PPE suit & work boots.
.
This course is designed for graduates to have the skills needed to run a business from home - including business & handyman skills.
.
You will attend life skills, business skills and handyman skills classes during the 14 weeks.
.
Handyman modules covered include:
Health & Safety in the workplace
Tool identification and correct use
Basic Electrical skills
Basic Plumbing skills
Basic Building skills
.
LtE Business Essentials Course

Hello Potential Handymen participants!
.
We have a few places left on the next course starting 8 May at LtE Khayelitsha.
.
After that the next chance is in August and then in 2027!
.
Don’t let the year pass by having not achieved your dreams and goals.
.
Add your name to the course interest list and then look out for our WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.
.
Add your name to the course list at https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
.
Total Course fee to student: R950 (R300 registration fee + 1 x R250 & 2 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Full day, Mon-Fri
Duration: 14 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, own PPE suit & work boots.
.
This course is designed for graduates to have the skills needed to run a business from home - including business & handyman skills.
.
You will attend life skills, business skills and handyman skills classes during the 14 weeks.
.
Handyman modules covered include:
Health & Safety in the workplace
Tool identification and correct use
Basic Electrical skills
Basic Plumbing skills
Basic Building skills
.
LtE Business Essentials Course

Hello Potential Handymen participants!
.
We have a few places left on the next course starting 8 May at LtE Khayelitsha.
.
After that the next chance is in August and then in 2027!
.
Don’t let the year pass by having not achieved your dreams and goals.
.
Add your name to the course interest list and then look out for our WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.
.
Add your name to the course list at https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
.
Total Course fee to student: R950 (R300 registration fee + 1 x R250 & 2 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Full day, Mon-Fri
Duration: 14 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, own PPE suit & work boots.
.
This course is designed for graduates to have the skills needed to run a business from home - including business & handyman skills.
.
You will attend life skills, business skills and handyman skills classes during the 14 weeks.
.
Handyman modules covered include:
Health & Safety in the workplace
Tool identification and correct use
Basic Electrical skills
Basic Plumbing skills
Basic Building skills
.
LtE Business Essentials Course

Hello Potential Handymen participants!
.
We have a few places left on the next course starting 8 May at LtE Khayelitsha.
.
After that the next chance is in August and then in 2027!
.
Don’t let the year pass by having not achieved your dreams and goals.
.
Add your name to the course interest list and then look out for our WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.
.
Add your name to the course list at https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
.
Total Course fee to student: R950 (R300 registration fee + 1 x R250 & 2 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Full day, Mon-Fri
Duration: 14 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, own PPE suit & work boots.
.
This course is designed for graduates to have the skills needed to run a business from home - including business & handyman skills.
.
You will attend life skills, business skills and handyman skills classes during the 14 weeks.
.
Handyman modules covered include:
Health & Safety in the workplace
Tool identification and correct use
Basic Electrical skills
Basic Plumbing skills
Basic Building skills
.
LtE Business Essentials Course

Hello Potential Handymen participants!
.
We have a few places left on the next course starting 8 May at LtE Khayelitsha.
.
After that the next chance is in August and then in 2027!
.
Don’t let the year pass by having not achieved your dreams and goals.
.
Add your name to the course interest list and then look out for our WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.
.
Add your name to the course list at https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
.
Total Course fee to student: R950 (R300 registration fee + 1 x R250 & 2 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Full day, Mon-Fri
Duration: 14 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, own PPE suit & work boots.
.
This course is designed for graduates to have the skills needed to run a business from home - including business & handyman skills.
.
You will attend life skills, business skills and handyman skills classes during the 14 weeks.
.
Handyman modules covered include:
Health & Safety in the workplace
Tool identification and correct use
Basic Electrical skills
Basic Plumbing skills
Basic Building skills
.
LtE Business Essentials Course

Hello Potential Handymen participants!
.
We have a few places left on the next course starting 8 May at LtE Khayelitsha.
.
After that the next chance is in August and then in 2027!
.
Don’t let the year pass by having not achieved your dreams and goals.
.
Add your name to the course interest list and then look out for our WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.
.
Add your name to the course list at https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/
.
Total Course fee to student: R950 (R300 registration fee + 1 x R250 & 2 x R200 course fee payments)
Times: Full day, Mon-Fri
Duration: 14 weeks
Entry requirements: Grade 10 pass, successfully complete the entry assessment, own PPE suit & work boots.
.
This course is designed for graduates to have the skills needed to run a business from home - including business & handyman skills.
.
You will attend life skills, business skills and handyman skills classes during the 14 weeks.
.
Handyman modules covered include:
Health & Safety in the workplace
Tool identification and correct use
Basic Electrical skills
Basic Plumbing skills
Basic Building skills
.
LtE Business Essentials Course

Do you live in Hermanus or the surrounding communities? Are you undecided about signing-up for the next Bake for Profit course stating this month?

Let our graduates, Makanaka, Ruvarashe, Netsai and others change your mind:

‘Since the Bake for Profit course my life has changed, now I'm an independent person and I have confidence in what I do. My family’s life has changed as well, we are enjoying more baked food, and they are more proud of me.’

‘My family's life has improved since graduating because now I am now earning money for myself instead of always asking my parents for money!’

‘I just want to say thank you very much for your love and allowing me to do the course. My life is changing!’

‘I'm grateful for Learn to Earn and this opportunity now I have a skill and a business of my own!’

Interested?
Hermanus: add your name to the course interest list using this link https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest, then look out for the WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.

Khayelitsha: if you are wanting to do the BfP course the list will open 21 April at 9am. The assessment will be in May, so start saving your money for the registration fee.You can use the same link.

Course info:
Cost: R800 (R300 non-refundable course registration fee + R500 fee paid during course)
Duration: 8 weeks long, on campus 3 days per week – 8.30am – 4.30pm (other days you will need to bake and sell in your community.)
Entry requirement: basic literacy & numeracy assessment, daily access to an oven

While on campus you will learn BOTH business & baking skills – which will help you build a baking business from home.

Do you live in Hermanus or the surrounding communities? Are you undecided about signing-up for the next Bake for Profit course stating this month?

Let our graduates, Makanaka, Ruvarashe, Netsai and others change your mind:

‘Since the Bake for Profit course my life has changed, now I'm an independent person and I have confidence in what I do. My family’s life has changed as well, we are enjoying more baked food, and they are more proud of me.’

‘My family's life has improved since graduating because now I am now earning money for myself instead of always asking my parents for money!’

‘I just want to say thank you very much for your love and allowing me to do the course. My life is changing!’

‘I'm grateful for Learn to Earn and this opportunity now I have a skill and a business of my own!’

Interested?
Hermanus: add your name to the course interest list using this link https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest, then look out for the WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.

Khayelitsha: if you are wanting to do the BfP course the list will open 21 April at 9am. The assessment will be in May, so start saving your money for the registration fee.You can use the same link.

Course info:
Cost: R800 (R300 non-refundable course registration fee + R500 fee paid during course)
Duration: 8 weeks long, on campus 3 days per week – 8.30am – 4.30pm (other days you will need to bake and sell in your community.)
Entry requirement: basic literacy & numeracy assessment, daily access to an oven

While on campus you will learn BOTH business & baking skills – which will help you build a baking business from home.

Do you live in Hermanus or the surrounding communities? Are you undecided about signing-up for the next Bake for Profit course stating this month?

Let our graduates, Makanaka, Ruvarashe, Netsai and others change your mind:

‘Since the Bake for Profit course my life has changed, now I'm an independent person and I have confidence in what I do. My family’s life has changed as well, we are enjoying more baked food, and they are more proud of me.’

‘My family's life has improved since graduating because now I am now earning money for myself instead of always asking my parents for money!’

‘I just want to say thank you very much for your love and allowing me to do the course. My life is changing!’

‘I'm grateful for Learn to Earn and this opportunity now I have a skill and a business of my own!’

Interested?
Hermanus: add your name to the course interest list using this link https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest, then look out for the WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.

Khayelitsha: if you are wanting to do the BfP course the list will open 21 April at 9am. The assessment will be in May, so start saving your money for the registration fee.You can use the same link.

Course info:
Cost: R800 (R300 non-refundable course registration fee + R500 fee paid during course)
Duration: 8 weeks long, on campus 3 days per week – 8.30am – 4.30pm (other days you will need to bake and sell in your community.)
Entry requirement: basic literacy & numeracy assessment, daily access to an oven

While on campus you will learn BOTH business & baking skills – which will help you build a baking business from home.

Do you live in Hermanus or the surrounding communities? Are you undecided about signing-up for the next Bake for Profit course stating this month?

Let our graduates, Makanaka, Ruvarashe, Netsai and others change your mind:

‘Since the Bake for Profit course my life has changed, now I'm an independent person and I have confidence in what I do. My family’s life has changed as well, we are enjoying more baked food, and they are more proud of me.’

‘My family's life has improved since graduating because now I am now earning money for myself instead of always asking my parents for money!’

‘I just want to say thank you very much for your love and allowing me to do the course. My life is changing!’

‘I'm grateful for Learn to Earn and this opportunity now I have a skill and a business of my own!’

Interested?
Hermanus: add your name to the course interest list using this link https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest, then look out for the WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.

Khayelitsha: if you are wanting to do the BfP course the list will open 21 April at 9am. The assessment will be in May, so start saving your money for the registration fee.You can use the same link.

Course info:
Cost: R800 (R300 non-refundable course registration fee + R500 fee paid during course)
Duration: 8 weeks long, on campus 3 days per week – 8.30am – 4.30pm (other days you will need to bake and sell in your community.)
Entry requirement: basic literacy & numeracy assessment, daily access to an oven

While on campus you will learn BOTH business & baking skills – which will help you build a baking business from home.

Do you live in Hermanus or the surrounding communities? Are you undecided about signing-up for the next Bake for Profit course stating this month?

Let our graduates, Makanaka, Ruvarashe, Netsai and others change your mind:

‘Since the Bake for Profit course my life has changed, now I'm an independent person and I have confidence in what I do. My family’s life has changed as well, we are enjoying more baked food, and they are more proud of me.’

‘My family's life has improved since graduating because now I am now earning money for myself instead of always asking my parents for money!’

‘I just want to say thank you very much for your love and allowing me to do the course. My life is changing!’

‘I'm grateful for Learn to Earn and this opportunity now I have a skill and a business of my own!’

Interested?
Hermanus: add your name to the course interest list using this link https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest, then look out for the WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.

Khayelitsha: if you are wanting to do the BfP course the list will open 21 April at 9am. The assessment will be in May, so start saving your money for the registration fee.You can use the same link.

Course info:
Cost: R800 (R300 non-refundable course registration fee + R500 fee paid during course)
Duration: 8 weeks long, on campus 3 days per week – 8.30am – 4.30pm (other days you will need to bake and sell in your community.)
Entry requirement: basic literacy & numeracy assessment, daily access to an oven

While on campus you will learn BOTH business & baking skills – which will help you build a baking business from home.

Do you live in Hermanus or the surrounding communities? Are you undecided about signing-up for the next Bake for Profit course stating this month?

Let our graduates, Makanaka, Ruvarashe, Netsai and others change your mind:

‘Since the Bake for Profit course my life has changed, now I'm an independent person and I have confidence in what I do. My family’s life has changed as well, we are enjoying more baked food, and they are more proud of me.’

‘My family's life has improved since graduating because now I am now earning money for myself instead of always asking my parents for money!’

‘I just want to say thank you very much for your love and allowing me to do the course. My life is changing!’

‘I'm grateful for Learn to Earn and this opportunity now I have a skill and a business of my own!’

Interested?
Hermanus: add your name to the course interest list using this link https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest, then look out for the WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.

Khayelitsha: if you are wanting to do the BfP course the list will open 21 April at 9am. The assessment will be in May, so start saving your money for the registration fee.You can use the same link.

Course info:
Cost: R800 (R300 non-refundable course registration fee + R500 fee paid during course)
Duration: 8 weeks long, on campus 3 days per week – 8.30am – 4.30pm (other days you will need to bake and sell in your community.)
Entry requirement: basic literacy & numeracy assessment, daily access to an oven

While on campus you will learn BOTH business & baking skills – which will help you build a baking business from home.

Do you live in Hermanus or the surrounding communities? Are you undecided about signing-up for the next Bake for Profit course stating this month?

Let our graduates, Makanaka, Ruvarashe, Netsai and others change your mind:

‘Since the Bake for Profit course my life has changed, now I'm an independent person and I have confidence in what I do. My family’s life has changed as well, we are enjoying more baked food, and they are more proud of me.’

‘My family's life has improved since graduating because now I am now earning money for myself instead of always asking my parents for money!’

‘I just want to say thank you very much for your love and allowing me to do the course. My life is changing!’

‘I'm grateful for Learn to Earn and this opportunity now I have a skill and a business of my own!’

Interested?
Hermanus: add your name to the course interest list using this link https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest, then look out for the WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.

Khayelitsha: if you are wanting to do the BfP course the list will open 21 April at 9am. The assessment will be in May, so start saving your money for the registration fee.You can use the same link.

Course info:
Cost: R800 (R300 non-refundable course registration fee + R500 fee paid during course)
Duration: 8 weeks long, on campus 3 days per week – 8.30am – 4.30pm (other days you will need to bake and sell in your community.)
Entry requirement: basic literacy & numeracy assessment, daily access to an oven

While on campus you will learn BOTH business & baking skills – which will help you build a baking business from home.

Do you live in Hermanus or the surrounding communities? Are you undecided about signing-up for the next Bake for Profit course stating this month?

Let our graduates, Makanaka, Ruvarashe, Netsai and others change your mind:

‘Since the Bake for Profit course my life has changed, now I'm an independent person and I have confidence in what I do. My family’s life has changed as well, we are enjoying more baked food, and they are more proud of me.’

‘My family's life has improved since graduating because now I am now earning money for myself instead of always asking my parents for money!’

‘I just want to say thank you very much for your love and allowing me to do the course. My life is changing!’

‘I'm grateful for Learn to Earn and this opportunity now I have a skill and a business of my own!’

Interested?
Hermanus: add your name to the course interest list using this link https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest, then look out for the WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.

Khayelitsha: if you are wanting to do the BfP course the list will open 21 April at 9am. The assessment will be in May, so start saving your money for the registration fee.You can use the same link.

Course info:
Cost: R800 (R300 non-refundable course registration fee + R500 fee paid during course)
Duration: 8 weeks long, on campus 3 days per week – 8.30am – 4.30pm (other days you will need to bake and sell in your community.)
Entry requirement: basic literacy & numeracy assessment, daily access to an oven

While on campus you will learn BOTH business & baking skills – which will help you build a baking business from home.

Do you live in Hermanus or the surrounding communities? Are you undecided about signing-up for the next Bake for Profit course stating this month?

Let our graduates, Makanaka, Ruvarashe, Netsai and others change your mind:

‘Since the Bake for Profit course my life has changed, now I'm an independent person and I have confidence in what I do. My family’s life has changed as well, we are enjoying more baked food, and they are more proud of me.’

‘My family's life has improved since graduating because now I am now earning money for myself instead of always asking my parents for money!’

‘I just want to say thank you very much for your love and allowing me to do the course. My life is changing!’

‘I'm grateful for Learn to Earn and this opportunity now I have a skill and a business of my own!’

Interested?
Hermanus: add your name to the course interest list using this link https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest, then look out for the WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.

Khayelitsha: if you are wanting to do the BfP course the list will open 21 April at 9am. The assessment will be in May, so start saving your money for the registration fee.You can use the same link.

Course info:
Cost: R800 (R300 non-refundable course registration fee + R500 fee paid during course)
Duration: 8 weeks long, on campus 3 days per week – 8.30am – 4.30pm (other days you will need to bake and sell in your community.)
Entry requirement: basic literacy & numeracy assessment, daily access to an oven

While on campus you will learn BOTH business & baking skills – which will help you build a baking business from home.

Do you live in Hermanus or the surrounding communities? Are you undecided about signing-up for the next Bake for Profit course stating this month?

Let our graduates, Makanaka, Ruvarashe, Netsai and others change your mind:

‘Since the Bake for Profit course my life has changed, now I'm an independent person and I have confidence in what I do. My family’s life has changed as well, we are enjoying more baked food, and they are more proud of me.’

‘My family's life has improved since graduating because now I am now earning money for myself instead of always asking my parents for money!’

‘I just want to say thank you very much for your love and allowing me to do the course. My life is changing!’

‘I'm grateful for Learn to Earn and this opportunity now I have a skill and a business of my own!’

Interested?
Hermanus: add your name to the course interest list using this link https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest, then look out for the WhatsApp with info about the assessment day.

Khayelitsha: if you are wanting to do the BfP course the list will open 21 April at 9am. The assessment will be in May, so start saving your money for the registration fee.You can use the same link.

Course info:
Cost: R800 (R300 non-refundable course registration fee + R500 fee paid during course)
Duration: 8 weeks long, on campus 3 days per week – 8.30am – 4.30pm (other days you will need to bake and sell in your community.)
Entry requirement: basic literacy & numeracy assessment, daily access to an oven

While on campus you will learn BOTH business & baking skills – which will help you build a baking business from home.

Thinking about doing the Computer Essentials course? Nosizwe did and she has this to share:

Good day, Sir/Madam.

I hope this email finds you well.

Please see the important things that I have learnt during the Computer Essentials course:

• First of all, the reason why I will spread word of mouth is because this organization is meeting us halfway, because the fees that we are paying is not the cost of the course. Learn to Earn is paying a lot of money for our courses.

• I learnt that Learn to Earn is not just an organization like others, it is the organization that is putting God in front. People here let God lead the way and they follow. Every Wednesday they have Church and this helps a lot, because it is where people are connecting with Father God. I learn a lot about the bible because every morning we share the word of God.

• I learnt Introduction to Computer, Introduction to Windows and Introduction to Microsoft Word.

• I learnt to take care of my space and how to take care of the computer in order for them to function very well all the time.

• These things are important to learn because I was not used to them so now I have a better understanding about them.

• I'm very proud of myself for choosing Learn to Earn because if I never came here I was not going to gain the information and the knowledge that I have today.

• Also Learn to Earn is changing people's minds. People were negative thinking but today they are thinking positive because of the power and name of God.

Regards Nosizwe

Both Campuses:
Next available places are on the courses staring in May – which is just around the corner!

Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list and then look out for the WhatsApp message about the registration, add your name using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/

Total Course Fee to student: R400 (R300 registration fee + R100 course fee)
Times: 3 weeks – ½ day or 2 weeks – full day
Entry requirements: Gr 10 pass
Cost to Learn to Earn: R15 600

Thinking about doing the Computer Essentials course? Nosizwe did and she has this to share:

Good day, Sir/Madam.

I hope this email finds you well.

Please see the important things that I have learnt during the Computer Essentials course:

• First of all, the reason why I will spread word of mouth is because this organization is meeting us halfway, because the fees that we are paying is not the cost of the course. Learn to Earn is paying a lot of money for our courses.

• I learnt that Learn to Earn is not just an organization like others, it is the organization that is putting God in front. People here let God lead the way and they follow. Every Wednesday they have Church and this helps a lot, because it is where people are connecting with Father God. I learn a lot about the bible because every morning we share the word of God.

• I learnt Introduction to Computer, Introduction to Windows and Introduction to Microsoft Word.

• I learnt to take care of my space and how to take care of the computer in order for them to function very well all the time.

• These things are important to learn because I was not used to them so now I have a better understanding about them.

• I'm very proud of myself for choosing Learn to Earn because if I never came here I was not going to gain the information and the knowledge that I have today.

• Also Learn to Earn is changing people's minds. People were negative thinking but today they are thinking positive because of the power and name of God.

Regards Nosizwe

Both Campuses:
Next available places are on the courses staring in May – which is just around the corner!

Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list and then look out for the WhatsApp message about the registration, add your name using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/

Total Course Fee to student: R400 (R300 registration fee + R100 course fee)
Times: 3 weeks – ½ day or 2 weeks – full day
Entry requirements: Gr 10 pass
Cost to Learn to Earn: R15 600

Thinking about doing the Computer Essentials course? Nosizwe did and she has this to share:

Good day, Sir/Madam.

I hope this email finds you well.

Please see the important things that I have learnt during the Computer Essentials course:

• First of all, the reason why I will spread word of mouth is because this organization is meeting us halfway, because the fees that we are paying is not the cost of the course. Learn to Earn is paying a lot of money for our courses.

• I learnt that Learn to Earn is not just an organization like others, it is the organization that is putting God in front. People here let God lead the way and they follow. Every Wednesday they have Church and this helps a lot, because it is where people are connecting with Father God. I learn a lot about the bible because every morning we share the word of God.

• I learnt Introduction to Computer, Introduction to Windows and Introduction to Microsoft Word.

• I learnt to take care of my space and how to take care of the computer in order for them to function very well all the time.

• These things are important to learn because I was not used to them so now I have a better understanding about them.

• I'm very proud of myself for choosing Learn to Earn because if I never came here I was not going to gain the information and the knowledge that I have today.

• Also Learn to Earn is changing people's minds. People were negative thinking but today they are thinking positive because of the power and name of God.

Regards Nosizwe

Both Campuses:
Next available places are on the courses staring in May – which is just around the corner!

Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list and then look out for the WhatsApp message about the registration, add your name using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/

Total Course Fee to student: R400 (R300 registration fee + R100 course fee)
Times: 3 weeks – ½ day or 2 weeks – full day
Entry requirements: Gr 10 pass
Cost to Learn to Earn: R15 600

Thinking about doing the Computer Essentials course? Nosizwe did and she has this to share:

Good day, Sir/Madam.

I hope this email finds you well.

Please see the important things that I have learnt during the Computer Essentials course:

• First of all, the reason why I will spread word of mouth is because this organization is meeting us halfway, because the fees that we are paying is not the cost of the course. Learn to Earn is paying a lot of money for our courses.

• I learnt that Learn to Earn is not just an organization like others, it is the organization that is putting God in front. People here let God lead the way and they follow. Every Wednesday they have Church and this helps a lot, because it is where people are connecting with Father God. I learn a lot about the bible because every morning we share the word of God.

• I learnt Introduction to Computer, Introduction to Windows and Introduction to Microsoft Word.

• I learnt to take care of my space and how to take care of the computer in order for them to function very well all the time.

• These things are important to learn because I was not used to them so now I have a better understanding about them.

• I'm very proud of myself for choosing Learn to Earn because if I never came here I was not going to gain the information and the knowledge that I have today.

• Also Learn to Earn is changing people's minds. People were negative thinking but today they are thinking positive because of the power and name of God.

Regards Nosizwe

Both Campuses:
Next available places are on the courses staring in May – which is just around the corner!

Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list and then look out for the WhatsApp message about the registration, add your name using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/

Total Course Fee to student: R400 (R300 registration fee + R100 course fee)
Times: 3 weeks – ½ day or 2 weeks – full day
Entry requirements: Gr 10 pass
Cost to Learn to Earn: R15 600

Thinking about doing the Computer Essentials course? Nosizwe did and she has this to share:

Good day, Sir/Madam.

I hope this email finds you well.

Please see the important things that I have learnt during the Computer Essentials course:

• First of all, the reason why I will spread word of mouth is because this organization is meeting us halfway, because the fees that we are paying is not the cost of the course. Learn to Earn is paying a lot of money for our courses.

• I learnt that Learn to Earn is not just an organization like others, it is the organization that is putting God in front. People here let God lead the way and they follow. Every Wednesday they have Church and this helps a lot, because it is where people are connecting with Father God. I learn a lot about the bible because every morning we share the word of God.

• I learnt Introduction to Computer, Introduction to Windows and Introduction to Microsoft Word.

• I learnt to take care of my space and how to take care of the computer in order for them to function very well all the time.

• These things are important to learn because I was not used to them so now I have a better understanding about them.

• I'm very proud of myself for choosing Learn to Earn because if I never came here I was not going to gain the information and the knowledge that I have today.

• Also Learn to Earn is changing people's minds. People were negative thinking but today they are thinking positive because of the power and name of God.

Regards Nosizwe

Both Campuses:
Next available places are on the courses staring in May – which is just around the corner!

Interested? You will need to add your name to the online course interest list and then look out for the WhatsApp message about the registration, add your name using this link: https://tinyurl.com/LtEcourseinterest/

Total Course Fee to student: R400 (R300 registration fee + R100 course fee)
Times: 3 weeks – ½ day or 2 weeks – full day
Entry requirements: Gr 10 pass
Cost to Learn to Earn: R15 600