Training Institutions

Empowering the Next Generation of Tradespeople

We do not only believe in employing the best but in training a workforce of highly skilled and aptly qualified tradespeople to become the best.

The management of Monster Electrical realised the need for training institutions to raise up the next generation of electricians and plumbers and assist them in obtaining their professional certificates. This passion has developed into three separate training services: a school, a college and a trade test centre serving the trades industry in South Africa.

Newgen Trade School

At Newgen, we prepare 15- to 19-year-olds to fill skill gaps in the market while they earn their matric equivalent as a qualified artisan. We are committed to fast-tracking our student’s pathway, empowering them with the tools to find employment, and teaching relevant skills to lead successful careers in the skilled trades where there is an ever-growing demand.

Want to become skilled and earn a decent salary before age 20?

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Nomanzi Trade College

Our QCTO-, NAMB- and CETA-accredited trade test centre supports competent electricians and plumbers in acquiring their Red Seal (Section 26D) trade certificates to become qualified and professional tradespeople.

Ready to take your skilled trades career to the next level?

Let Nomanzi help you

Monster Plumbing College

This innovative training centre offers NQF Level 4-aligned plumbing courses. Our inclusive skills development programme is dedicated to narrowing the gap between training and the workplace.

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Why become a tradesperson?

In South Africa, qualifying as a tradesperson, such as an electrician or plumber, offers numerous benefits. Skilled trades are in high demand, providing job security and a stable income. Tradespeople have the option to work independently or be employed in various sectors, from residential to industrial projects. With infrastructure development on the rise, tradespeople play a vital role in the economy and contribute to essential services, making this a rewarding and respected career path. As long as people need power and water, there will be a need for qualified artisans.