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About Kitso Training
Kitso Training and Development Services is an nineteen year old established provider of Adult Basic Education and Training (ABET) based in Benoni, Gauteng.
We arose out of the need to address the limited attention provided to Adult Learning and Labour Development to many disadvantaged South Africans. Our primary objective is to equip our Learners for life so that they may develop their potential further. Many of our Learners who come to us semi-literate go on to pursue qualifications at Higher Levels of the National Qualifications Framework. We boast a high rate of success, which means our valued Clients become the beneficiaries of consistent results.
We arose out of the need to address the limited attention provided to Adult Learning and Labour Development to many disadvantaged South Africans. Our primary objective is to equip our Learners for life so that they may develop their potential further. Many of our Learners who come to us semi-literate go on to pursue qualifications at Higher Levels of the National Qualifications Framework. We boast a high rate of success, which means our valued Clients become the beneficiaries of consistent results.
We are fully accredited with Umalusi and the ETDP SETA, and have a Level 1 B-BBEE status.
Recent Projects
Testimonials
Our ABET learners achieved a 90% pass rate! Kitso is one of the best service providers we've dealt with.
- Siyolo Xotyeni - Learning Programmes OfficerESETA
KITSO has thus far shown positive performance on the project and have complied with stipulated requirements.
- Romiela Pillay - Project ManagerMerseta
Our Clients
Success Stories
My English language has improved. I can now read properly, take instructions, do my budget and make provision to save my funds.
Sarah Malatji
In the News
Management of the University of Cape Town has confirmed that students are planning to march to Parliament where Minister Gigaba will deliver his mid-term budget statement.
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Town, Dr Max Price, has called on President Jacob Zuma to release the report of the Commission of Inquiry into Higher Education and Training.
