Providing skills for learners
Fillin The Gap is a non-profit organisation that provides skills aimed at empowering learners who leave school. It helps learners to be employable.
KwaThema – Fillin The Gap is a non-profit organisation that provides skills aimed at empowering learners who leave school. It helps learners to be employable.
It was founded by Noxolo Mkotywa from kwaThema with Sandile Mlangeni from Tsakane.
Their vision is to groom young people to make them realise their identity and passion.
They also provide them with support and inspire them to pursue their dreams.
They provide the following services to high school learners: career guidance, tutoring in maths
and accounting, basic computer skills, business skills, CV compilation and how to open a bank account.
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The tutoring sessions take place at the Kenneth Masikela High School and are conducted by Mpho Mayisa, a tutor at the Fillin The Gap.
Fillin The Gap provides an opportunity to take learners to different companies to participate in job shadowing programmes. It works with PwC, an accounting firm, to enable learners to explore chartered accountancy as a profession.
Since taking learners to different companies comes at a cost, Fillin The Gap needs sponsors to cover transport costs for learners.
For more information contact Fillinthegap78@gmail.com or call Sandile Langeni on 061 195 8198.
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