Accreditation
Imsimbi Training is a Fully Accredited Training Provider with the Services Seta. Imsimbi has been an Accredited Training Provider with the Services Seta since 2007. Imsimbi Training’s Accreditation Number is 2147. We also accredited with the CATHSSETA, Transport SETA, Wholesale & Retail Seta as well as the ETDP SETA. In total, Imsimbi is accredited to train over 80 short courses and 8 full qualifications.
Accreditation Documents
Testimonials
“These three days have been super insightful, and I hope to implement most of what was shared, hoping to find a greater sense of peace and happiness despite the situations or circumstances life may throw my way. The training is very powerful. Thank you very much, and God bless you. Good luck and all the best to all in the group. Wish you all the best in your daily lives with the skills learnt.”
LÓrealWell done Tim, we enjoy your sessions, good sense of humour and ubuntu. Keep it up.
Mbali Mhlongo, R.A.F.Ingrid is exceptional in what she does and just the balance of wellness and theory of report writing and communications phenomenal and very therapeutic.
Shacky Nengovhela, BabcockThe facilitator was great and showed great knowledge about emotional intelligence. This course taught me a lot about self-awareness.
Olga Stephenson, Landis & GyrExcellent Programme. Excellent presenter, very interactive.
Macdonald Tembo, MBSAThe facilitator was excellent, so was the food and the venue. The Imsimbi staff are so friendly, which is very important to me for my experience here and they are efficient in their work in terms of assistance with anything.
Ravanne Isaacs, Department of InfrastructureBelinda has made this course relevant . Her teaching skills are second to none. Her knowledge and enthusiusm makes this course something to look forward to. We will miss her.
Bradley Shaun de Preez, Metropolitan HealthThis is a very well put together course. I really enjoyed it, it was great. I loved the interaction. I learned a lot and I am definitely going to really apply what I learnt.
Amanda Visser, Hoya Hill OpticsThe course must be compulsory. Its very good especially when it comes to managing conflict in the workplace.
Lindiwe Madonsela, Department of Trade and Industry