
ELIJAH BARAYI MEMORIAL TRAINING CENTRE
1. OUR VISION 2. OVERVIEW - Elijah Barayi Memorial Training Centre (EBMTC) was officially opened on the 4th December 1993 and was officially opened by the honorable Cde Cyril Ramaphosa, the first General Secretary of the National Union Of Mineworkers as the Training College for NUM.
- EBMTC is a conference, Hotel and catering Centre situated in the historical town of Yeoville. It is mainly used as training facilities for NUM leadership, members and staff.
- Elijah Barayi Memorial Training College
- The union’s third major intervention to ensure the educational development of mineworkers began in 1993. In this year, the National Congress of the NUM decided to establish a college to assist in educating and training NUM members and leadership. We have never looked back since!
Our Courses - Together with established educational institutions, the College has developed certified courses and continues to offer other internal non-certified courses. It uses these courses to train more than five hundred people every year. It continues to undertake coursework development.
The courses we offer include but not limited to the following: Basic and Intermediate Computer Training. Shop Steward Advance Course Women and the Law Full time Stewards Course Employment Equity/ Skills Development Basic Economics Arbitration Skills Treasurers Course Job Grading The National Political School International School Minute Taking and Report Writing Leadership Development Course How the Centre works The Centre is a section 21 (not profit) company and currently employs up to 24 previously disadvantaged people, the majority of whom are woman. In addition, the Centre provides an opportunity to the unemployed to take up casual work as the need arise. It is a residentially- based training facility, where NUM members from across the country spend a week at a time engaging in a range of interactive training programmes. - When the Centre is not being used for NUM related training activities, its facilities are hired out. The charge-out rate is kept as low as possible, so that the Centre remains affordable to a broad range of organisations.
- Approximately 60% of the space in the building is used for NUM education, leadership and conference programmes. Various government departments, non-government organisations, other trade unions and international donor agencies use the remaining 40% of the space.
The History of Our Building Our beautiful and character-filled building was bought by Num property management wing and converted to meet the requirements of the college. This was the latest development in a long and interesting history.
3. LOCATION
4. SUMMARY SERVICES CONFERENCE FACILITIES IN-DOORS CATERING (MPIMA VAYENI RESTAURANT) OUTSIDE CATERING SERVICES HOTEL ACCOMODATION BRAAI and FINGER LUNCHES WEDDINGS PARTIES OTHER CONFERENCING LOGISTICS
5. CONTACTS:
POSTAL ADDRESS: P.O.Box 93611 Yeoville 2198 PHYSICAL ADDRESS 49 Old Harrow Road Cnr Alexandra and Saunders Street, Yeoville 2143 Tel: (011) 4843372\ 3374\ 3380 Fax (011) 484 6661 Cell: 083 455 4012 or 083 287 0416 rmboweni@num.org.za |