Introducing Faranani DocTec’s dynamic 2024 trainees

Internships are an invaluable opportunity for both interns and the companies that host them. These programs provide trainees with practical experience and skill development in a professional environment, complementing their academic knowledge. They gain practical skills, expand their networks and enrich their CVs, all while exploring different career paths and experiencing personal development.

On the other hand, companies benefit from internships by leveraging fresh perspectives and diverse skills. Interns bring new ideas and insights, contributing to innovation in the organization. They also serve as a talent pipeline, enabling companies to identify and nurture promising individuals for potential future employment. Additionally, interns increase productivity by assisting with projects and tasks while also becoming potential brand ambassadors, positively impacting the company’s reputation and recruiting efforts.

Internships offer a mutually beneficial solution where interns gain valuable experience and skills, and companies benefit from new talent and increased productivity. By investing in apprenticeship programs, companies can develop a skilled workforce and support innovation, which ultimately drives growth and success.

Faranani DocTec is proud to introduce its new cohort of interns for 2024, a diverse and talented group ready to embark on a journey of innovation and growth. Among them is a group of interns from Tshwane University of Technology who share a common education and passion for excellence. Let’s meet these people:

Ratile Makola with a degree in computer science (software development); Thandiwe Khumalo final year student of the National Diploma in Software Development; Dorota Tladi with a degree in computer science (communication networks); Nolwazi Makubedu with a national diploma in IT (software development); Zandile Mabona with a national diploma in IT (software development); Austin Ndzulamiso Jeleni with a national diploma in IT (software development); Faith Mukwevho with a degree in computer science (software development); Livhuwani Muhali with a degree in computer science (software development); AND Nqobile Hlatshwayo with a national diploma in IT (software development).

Apart from TUT, We have Rotondwa Ramova, Who A completed Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Richfield Graduate Institute of Technology and Mashab’s gift With Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Sciences from the University of Limpopo.