Namibia Training Authority

Happy birthday to our Company Secretary, Ms. Hilya Ndamanomhata.

To a year of great milestones.

NOTICE TO ALL CURRENT AND PROSPECTIVE TRAINEES

Okakarara Vocational Training Centre (OVTC) wishes to inform all stakeholders of the revised fees for the 2026/2027 Financial Year.

📞 For enquiries: +264 67 317 069
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.ovtc.edu.na

We appreciate your understanding and continued support as we strive to provide quality TVET education and empower Namibian youth with practical skills for a brighter future.

Today we reaffirmed our commitment to building a skilled and employable generation by awarding N$1.05 million to seven schools across seven regions through the 2026/27 Pre-Vocational Education Support Awards. Each beneficiary school received N$150,000.00 to strengthen the teaching of pre-vocational subjects that will expose learners to technical and vocational careers from an early age.

The awards, presented at the NTA Village Hall in Windhoek, form part of our broader strategy to strengthen Namibia's skills pipeline and ensure more young people are prepared for vocational training, employment and entrepreneurship. Speaking at the event, the Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Education Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture, Honourable Dino Ballotti, described the initiative as an investment in equity and opportunity, emphasising that every learner deserves access to quality technical and vocational education, regardless of where they live.

The beneficiary schools are:

//Garibams Secondary School (//Kharas)
Haudano Secondary School (Omusati)
Namavambi Combined School (Kavango West)
Nossob Combined School (Omaheke)
Nsundano Secondary School (Zambezi)
Oluwaya Combined School (Ohangwena)
Putuavanga Junior Secondary School (Kunene)

We proudly celebrate the outstanding spirit, determination and sportsmanship displayed by Team NTA at the 2026 Public Enterprises Games, held in Rundu from 2 to 4 July.

Among the standout performances were Magdalena Tobias, who secured an impressive Top 10 finish in the women's 10 km race, while our women's 4x100m relay team sprinted to a well-deserved silver medal in the relay finals. The relay team, which took part in the heats and finals, was Julia Kandjimbi, Lucia Leonard, Helena Hamukoto, Jeanette Kamati, Ndapandula Iiyambo and Peneyambeko Aulumba.

Representing the NTA CEO, Chief Financial Officer, Claretta Gamses, congratulated Team NTA on their brave performances, commitment and professionalism throughout the tournament. She commended every athlete for proudly representing the NTA and embodying the organisation's values both on and off the field.

The annual event brought together approximately 4,000 participants from 47 state-owned enterprises, reaffirming the power of sport to strengthen teamwork, wellness and collaboration across the public sector.

Congratulations to all our athletes for flying the NTA flag with pride. We also congratulate the organisers on a successful event and look forward to the next edition as the Public Enterprises CEOs' Forum continues to use sport to foster unity, wellness and collaboration across Namibia's public enterprises.

Happy belated birthday to our GM: TVET Regulations, Mr. Tobias Nambala.

To a year of great milestones.

Did you know?

The Namibia Training Authority (NTA) wishes all public enterprise teams, especially our own football, netball, volleyball, 10 km run, darts, relay and tug-of-war teams, the very best at the Public Enterprises Games in Rundu, held alongside the Public Enterprises CEO Forum.

As public enterprises gather to strengthen collaboration and service delivery, the Games remind us of the power of teamwork, discipline and unity. Compete with pride, uphold our values and enjoy the spirit of camaraderie.

Ready to shape the future of TVET?

The Namibia Training Authority is looking for a General Manager: TVET Transformation and VTC Development. See the vacancy information below, or visit:

https://www.nta.com.na/vacancies-portal/
Closing Date: 15 July 2026