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Professional FET College in Kimberley

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DRU -A Professional Further Education and Training College (DRU-A-FET) is a private institution that was established in 2008. With a main campus in Kimberley and branches in Upingtown and Prieska.

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DRU -A Professional Further Education and Training College (DRU-A-FET) is a private institution that was established in 2008. With a main campus in Kimberley and branches in Upingtown and Prieska. DRU-A-FET has been successfully servicing the education and skills development needs of the Northern Cape, and the rest of South Africa for the past 13 years. The company has produced elements of collaborative services to provide for the varying and ever-changing industry that is education and training, including provisions for blended and technology-based learning. Based on the impact DRU-A-FET has managed to have in Kimberley, the institution has received accreditation with Umalusi for the National N1 – N3 Engineering programmes (NATED), the National Certificate Vocational (NCV): Safety in Society and NCV: Office Administration to continue serving the residents and citizens of the Northern Cape, and South Africa.

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Dru -A Professional Further Education and Training College (DRU-A-FET) is a 100% black-owned institution established in 2008. DRU-A-FET’s main campus is based in Kimberley, Northern Cape, with satellite campus in De- Aar and Prieska. DRU -A-FET is managed by Mr. Dirk Andrews, a qualified Education, Training and Development Practitioner with over 25 years of experience in the skills development field. The core competencies of DRU-A-FET are skills development training and business support services. The institution was established to offer training and skills development to previously disadvantaged South African citizens, with a particular focus on black youth and people living with disabilities. DRU -A-FET aims to reduce the administrative burden of workplace experience that learners are accustomed to and which creates hurdles for many South Africans in their career journeys.