MR DOLLEY
It is always very difficult to wish a dear Colleague farewell, and so it is that we have to say goodbye to Mr Ziyaad Dolley.
Mr Dolley served as a dedicated public servant for 36 years, including 18 years within the TVET sector. He was employed at Iqhayiya Campus as the HOD for the NCV programme.
“As I reflect on this long and fulfilling journey, I do so with deep gratitude and appreciation for the many people who have been part of it.
My time at Iqhayiya Campus has been especially meaningful. It has been a privilege to serve this campus and to work alongside committed colleagues who share a passion for education, skills development, and the empowerment of our students. Together we have faced challenges, celebrated achievements, and remained dedicated to the important work of shaping the future of our learners.
The TVET sector plays a vital role in our country by equipping young people with practical knowledge and skills that prepare them for the world of work and entrepreneurship. Being part of that mission at Iqhayiya Campus has been incredibly rewarding. Seeing students develop confidence, competence, and ambition has always been one of the greatest highlights of my career.
I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the management, lecturers, support staff, and students of Iqhayiya Campus. Your support, teamwork, and dedication have made my years here truly memorable. I am proud to have been part of an institution that continues to make a real difference in the lives of so many.
As I retire, I leave with many treasured memories and friendships that I will carry with me always. Although I am stepping away from my professional duties, my belief in the transformative power of education will remain strong.
I wish Port Elizabeth Campus continued growth, success, and excellence in the years ahead. May it continue to inspire, empower, and open doors for generations of students to come.
Thank you for allowing me to be part of this journey.” said Mr Dolley.
PEC Management would like to wish Mr Jonas well in his future endeavors.
We thank him for his contribution to the institution.
MR JONAS
It is always very difficult to wish a dear Colleague farewell, and so it is that we have to say goodbye to Mr Clifford Jonas.
Mr Jonas was a loyal public servant for 41 years and 3 months, serving at the Iqhayiya campus as the Campus Manager.
“It has been a privilege to serve, to grow, and to work alongside such remarkable colleagues over the years.
These years have been filled with challenges, lessons, achievements, and many meaningful relationships that I will treasure. I sincerely appreciate the support, friendship, and cooperation I received throughout my career.
No journey of this length is walked alone. I want to thank Father God for His Grace, my family for their unwavering support, and my colleagues who played a meaningful role in making these years so rewarding. A special thanks to my students whom I taught and mentored over these years. There is no greater reward as an educator than to see your students grow and achieve success in their careers.
As I step into retirement, I do so with a grateful heart for the work we have done together. I wish each of you, my Port Elizabeth TVET College family, continued success and fulfilment in the years ahead.
Thank you for being part of my professional journey.” said Mr Jonas.
PEC Management would like to wish Mr Jonas well in his future endeavors.
We thank him for his contribution to the institution.
MS ROTH
It is always very difficult to wish a dear Colleague farewell, and so it is that we have to say goodbye to Ms Natalie Roth.
Ms Roth served as a dedicated public servant from 2007, and she was employed at Russell Road Campus as a lecturer.
” Dear colleagues and friends. It is time for me to travel to new destinations and forge new paths.
I feel privileged to have contributed to the betterment and upskilling of our dear students at PE TVET College. I believe I have fulfilled my calling here. The college has taught me many valuable lessons that have added greatly to my character. I will really miss your laughter and all your beautiful, colourful personalities. Selani kakuhle.” said Ms Roth.
PEC Management would like to wish Ms Roth well in her future endeavors.
We thank her for her contribution to the institution.
MS HOWARD AND MR GORDON
It is always very difficult to wish a dear Colleague farewell, and so it is that we have to say goodbye to Ms Patricia Howard and Mr Derrick Gordon.
Ms Howard has been a government employee since 2002 and served as a lecturer at Dower Campus, and Mr Gordon has been a government employee since 1996 and served at Erica Central Administration as AD: MIS
They have consistently demonstrated dedication and loyalty in their roles as public servants, and their sustained commitment and professionalism over the years have contributed significantly to the growth of the institution and the development of our students and staff.
PEC Management would like to wish Ms Howard and Mr Gordon well in their future endeavors.
We thank them for their contributions to the institution.
MS GODUKA-GWAQA
It is always very difficult to wish a dear Colleague farewell, and so it is that we have to say goodbye to Ms. Nobathembu Goduka-Gwaqa.
Ms. Goduka-Gwaqa worked at the College for 23 years as a lecturer and cherished her years at Russell Road Campus.
“As I move to the next chapter, I want to thank everyone within the institution who has contributed to grooming and mentoring me to be a better product for the past 23 years. It has been a pleasure working with such a supportive and dedicated team with whom I have made sisters, brothers and friends. I will definitely miss you especially my dearest students “said Ms Goduka-Gwaqa.
PEC Management would like to wish Ms. Goduka-Gwaqa well in her future endeavours.
We thank her for her contribution to the institution.