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DJ Fix makes skill and social development for disadvantaged women a reality

Specialist training provider, Skills Development Corporation (SDC), announced a new learnership programme with the South African media personality, Fikile Moeti, aka DJ Fix.

Applications for the May intake of The Fix SDC Learnership Programme, an intiative of non-profit organisation The Fix Scholarship officially opens today.

The NGO was founded by the 5FM radio presenter with the aim of providing educational bursary opportunities for aspirational female entrepreneurs in Africa looking  to create social change in their communities.

Fix has always believed that business, arts and social development are not mutually exclusive. Hence she decided to head back to school to study social enterprise in the US, which saw her  undertake a journey to fund and change the lives of 13 deserving female students.

What the skill development program entails

Through its newly established corporation specifically focusing on helping businesses meet the skills development requirements stipulated by the Skills Development Act, SDC will be offering the following course options for the applicants:

  • NQF level 3 Business admin
  • NQF level 4 Project management
  • NQF level 4 Generic management
  • NQF level 4 Technical support
  • NQF level 4 Marketing

“The plan for The Fix Scholarship was to expand our services to younger students as the amount of CV’s and applications I was receiving from dynamic individuals who wanted to address problems and encourage within their communities was increasing,” says Fix. 

“SDC understand the realities of young South Africans who, for whatever social circumstance have been unable to further their studies and have built an enterprise to be able to address the realities these students face and give them a future,” she concludes. 

DJ Fix understands the realities of young South African women unable to further their studies

Daniel Gibhard, CEO of SDC, said: “We have never been oblivious to the privileged position we’re in to be able to educate young South Africans through the various programmes and courses we offer.”

He added: “To be able to work with such an incredibly dynamic media personality who has made education for women a social development priority is amazing to be a part of.”

To apply for any of the Fix Scholarship programmes, visit the Fix Scholarship website or Facebook page.

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