PSETA celebrates CEO, Ms. Bontle Lerumo, featured in the June/July 2025 issue of Executive Leadership Magazine! Her visionary leadership and PSETA’s strides in public service transformation take center stage. Read more: 🔗 executiveleadership.africa/#flipbook-df_6…

PSETA is proud to feature on the Outside Back Cover of the latest Service Magazine, a key public sector platform. Don’t miss the article on “The Professionalisation of the Public Service Sector” by DPSA on page 22. 📖 Read here: labourguide.co.za/employment-con…

Upcoming Capacity-Building Session for SDPs PSETA will be hosting a virtual capacity-building session for Skills Development Providers. 🔗 Join the session via Microsoft Teams: teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/… Alternatively, you may access the invitation and meeting link via our website

PSETA had the privilege of engaging learners at Krazukile Secondary School during a Career Advocacy Session aimed at empowering the next generation with knowledge and opportunities to better equip them for the future.

PSETA is among the exhibitors at the GCIS Government Exhibition Day in Greater Giyani Local Municipality, Limpopo. The exhibition promotes an integrated one-stop platform for government departments, agencies, and entities to engage with communities and showcase their services.

Today at the GCIS Government Exhibition Day in Greater Giyani Local Municipality, PSETA connected with some of the inspiring beneficiaries in attendance. Hear their reflections on the impact of government services and the opportunities made accessible through initiatives.

PSETA and SAIGA have joined forces to host fully-funded seminars designed specifically for public service professionals. Don’t miss this opportunity to grow your skills and stay informed. ℹ️ See poster for details or contact: 📧 [email protected] | [email protected]

🎙️The PSETA Youth Dialogue is officially underway! Leading the programme with energy and purpose are our dynamic Programme Directors, Ms Tsholofelo Maboa and Ms Minenhle Ndala. Let the conversations that shape the future of our public service begin!

PSETA’s Adv. Siphokazi Moleshe opened the Youth Dialogue with a powerful message, urging youth to engage on employability, education & governance in line with the 2025 theme: “Skills for the Changing World.” She encouraged active participation in shaping a capable public service.

PSETA COO, Ms Shivanthini Nagalingam-Potter, outlined PSETA’s commitment to youth skills development through grants, bursaries, accredited training, and strategic partnerships — all aimed at building pathways into public service careers. #YouthMonth2025 #PSETAYouthDialogue

As the Dialogue unfolds, participants engaged in a dynamic speed networking session connecting with unfamiliar faces to share their personal visions and hopes for South Africa. A powerful reminder that meaningful change begins with conversation, connection, and shared purpose.

The dialogue came alive with energetic and thought-provoking engagement as participants posed critical questions, challenged ideas, and shared practical solutions on employability, education, and youth participation in governance.

As we conclude a vibrant and impactful Youth Dialogue, we extend our heartfelt thanks to all participants, speakers, and partners who made today a success. Your voices, insights, and energy have inspired meaningful conversations around employability, education, and governance.

The future is in capable hands

Today, PSETA is at the Enriched Hub of the ABC Motsepe Foundation South African Schools Choral Eisteddfod (SASCE) National Championships — a vibrant celebration of youth talent and cultural expression, led by the Minister of Basic Education.

The Minister of Higher Education and Training, Dr Nobuhle Nkabane will today host the Budget Vote Breakfast with National Skills Fund (NSF) beneficiaries on Wednesday at Northlink College, Protea Campus in Bellville,Cape Town. #BudgetVote2025 #NSFImpact #SkillsDevelopment

PSETA has proudly been part of the 4-day ABC Motsepe Foundation South African Schools Choral Eisteddfod (SASCE) National Championships, hosted by the Department of Basic Education. A powerful platform celebrating youth talent, culture, and empowerment.

🎓 Empowering Public Service for the Future Today we celebrate more than just a graduation—we honor perseverance, purpose, and progress. This PSETA funded Skills Programme was designed to equip Labour Relations Officers across the public service sector.

Speaking on behalf of the PSETA, The COO Ms Shivanthini Nagalingam-Potter congratulated the graduates. "To every graduate: your commitment strengthens the foundation for safer, more efficient service delivery. The future is calling—and you’re ready"