The Moses Kotane Institute seeks a qualified service provider to deliver comprehensive training in cell phone repair. This initiative aims to enhance technical skills and employability in the community, with training scheduled from November 2025.
The Moses Kotane Institute is inviting proposals from experienced service providers to conduct cell phone repair training. The training program is designed to equip participants with essential skills in diagnosing and repairing various cell phone models, covering both hardware and software aspects. The successful provider will be responsible for developing a curriculum, delivering hands-on training sessions, and providing necessary materials and tools for participants.
This training initiative is expected to run for a specified duration starting in November 2025, with the goal of empowering individuals with practical skills that can lead to employment opportunities in the growing mobile technology sector. The program will not only enhance the participants' technical abilities but also foster entrepreneurship by enabling them to start their own repair businesses. Interested bidders must demonstrate prior experience in technical training, possess qualified instructors, and provide a detailed training plan that aligns with industry standards.
This tender is suitable for training institutions, technical colleges, and businesses specializing in vocational education and skills development, particularly those with expertise in mobile technology and repair services.
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