Zuko Sayidi’s journey at False Bay TVET College became more than just an opportunity to earn a qualification. It was an environment where his passion for electrical work was nurtured, his confidence grew and his vision for the future became clearer.
With a natural interest in repairing electrical and electronic devices, pursuing Electrical Engineering was a natural choice. His time at False Bay TVET College further strengthened this interest through the guidance and support of his lecturers and fellow students.
He describes his lecturers as approachable, patient and committed to helping students understand their work. Being able to ask questions, seek guidance and clarify difficult concepts encouraged him to become more confident and actively engaged in his studies.
Collaboration also played an important role in his college experience. Through participating in study groups and working alongside fellow students, he learned the value of sharing knowledge, supporting others and working together towards a common goal.
The supportive learning environment at False Bay TVET College helped him remain focused throughout his studies while developing the determination to continue learning and make the most of every opportunity.
Looking ahead, he hopes to build a career in the electrical industry, obtain his Wireman’s Licence and establish his own electrical company. One day, he also hopes to return to False Bay TVET College as a lecturer, where he can share his knowledge and experience with future generations of students.
Mr. Zuko Sayidi
