Stakeholders join forces to guide Global Combined College learners
Kempton Park SAPS Social Crime Prevention attended a career day and other stakeholders attended career day at Global Combined College.
Global Combined College held a successful Career Day on October 13, with the participation of various stakeholders.
Kempton Park SAPS Social Crime Prevention visited the school to educate learners about career paths and opportunities within the criminal justice system, emergency services, the legal fraternity, and social services, helping them make informed career decisions for their futures.
“The Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) Unit educated learners about gender-based violence and femicide, different forms of abuse, and how and where to report such cases.
“Contact details for assistance were provided. The firefighters demonstrated their duties and explained to learners what their job entails, including how they respond to emergencies and save lives,” said Kempton Park SAPS Social Crime Prevention Coordinator, Sergeant Constance Ramawela.
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Ramawela added that the learners showed great interest and appreciation for the information shared.
The school management thanked all stakeholders for their commitment to working together to raise responsible young minds, because “it takes a village to raise a child, Thuto Pele – Education first.”
“Three hundred learners were reached and informative pamphlets with safety tips from various stakeholders were distributed to the learners and teachers,” Ramawela added.
Other stakeholders at Global Combined College included People Opposing Women Abuse (Powa), Tutela Family Care, the Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) Unit, a law firm, and Fire and Rescue Services
