Namibia Training Authority

10/06/2026

📢 JULY 2026 INTAKE APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN!

Eenhana Vocational Training Centre (EVTC) is pleased to announce that the application for the July 2026 Intake is now open.

📝 Application forms are available:
✅ At the EVTC Office
✅ EVTC website: www.eenhanavtc.edu.na

⏰ Application Closing Date: 08 July 2026

For more information, contact the Liaison Officer.

Apply today and invest in your future!

10/06/2026

Happy Birthday to our GM: HR, Mr. Wilhelm Kafidi.

To a year of great milestones.

09/06/2026

Our CEO, Mr Erick Fundula Nenghwanya and a team of senior NTA managers recently met with the Chairperson of the Oshikoto Regional Council, Hon. Sakeus Nangula and regional leadership in Omuthiya, as part of the journey toward establishing the Omuthiya Vocational Training Centre (VTC). The proposed centre will serve 1740 trainees once fully operational. We continue to invest in skills to help transform communities.

05/06/2026

Our E-Assessment Instrument Design Training Workshop officially concluded today, and what a journey it was. From the opening address by our Manager: Assessment and Certification, Nicoletta Kooper-Kolomoni, to the final certificate presentations today, this workshop brought together TVET practitioners, our valued GIZ Namibia partners, and the expertise of Prof. Anthony Brown from Unisa - The University of South Africa, all united by one goal: ensuring that Namibia's learners are assessed fairly, credibly, and consistently - now in a digital environment.

E-assessment is not reinventing the wheel. It is taking the rigorous, standards-based process we already trust and delivering it smarter. Practical assessments remain practical. The standards anchored in Regulation 318 of the Vocational Education and Training Act, Act 1 of 2008, remain non-negotiable. What changes is the delivery and that change opens doors.

To every participant who brought their expertise, their questions, and their dedication, we thank you. The future of Namibia's skills development is in capable hands.

05/06/2026

05/06/2026

As Namibia seeks innovative solutions for sustainable land management, we are ensuring that skills development keeps pace with emerging economic opportunities. This week, our TVET Standards Division convened a Technical Working Group (TWG) to develop occupational standards for Bush Control and Biomass Utilisation which is a priority area identified through the National Skills Development Plan.

Bringing together subject matter experts from industry and key stakeholders, the TWG is identifying the competencies required across the bush value chain, including bush harvesting, biomass processing and related occupations. The initiative responds to the growing need for sustainable bush management while unlocking opportunities for employment creation, enterprise development and environmental stewardship.

Coordinated by the NTA's Mariane Alweendo (TVET Standards Coordinator), the process reflects the NTA’s commitment to developing credible, industry-driven occupational standards that equip Namibians with the skills needed to contribute meaningfully to a more productive economy.

03/06/2026

JUNE/JULY 2026 (THEORY) ASSESSMENT ROSTER NOW AVAILABLE ON THE NTA WEBSITE

Access the roster here:
https://www.nta.com.na/assessment-docs/

03/06/2026

As Namibia accelerates its water infrastructure development and green economy ambitions, our Technical Working Group (TWG) is ensuring our national qualifications keep pace. Comprising subject matter experts from across industry, utilities, and training institutions, the TWG is reviewing and modernising Water Supply and Sanitation qualifications and unit (competency) standards this week. Sarti Immanuel is the responsible coordinator from our TVET Standards Division, supported by Manager Ruusa Iitula-Hango. Together, we are creating credible, industry-driven pathways!

01/06/2026

This morning, our Manager: Assessment and Certification, Nicoletta Kooper-Kolomoni, officially opened the E-Assessment Instrument Design Training Workshop and the energy in the room said it all.

Wondering what e-assessment actually means? It's not something entirely new - it's simply the digitisation of the formal assessment process, while practical assessments remain exactly that - practical. Same standards, smarter delivery.

At a time when Namibia's skills development system is embracing the digital future, this training brings together TVET practitioners, our GIZ Namibia partners, and Unisa - The University of South Africa's Prof. Anthony Brown, to ensure that every Namibian learner continues to be assessed fairly, credibly, and consistently, now in a digital environment; all grounded in Regulation 318 of the Vocational Education and Training Act, Act 1 of 2008, because a qualification is only as strong as the instrument behind it. We are proud of the work happening in that room today.

27/05/2026

Genocide Remembrance Day is a solemn moment for us to honour the lives and histories connected to this day. We join the nation in remembrance, reflection and respect for the history that must continue to be acknowledged and carried forward with dignity.