Dibanisa Shortilisted for Beyond Sport Award
We are very proud to announce that our Dibanisa Project has been shortlisted for the Beyond Sport Awards: Sport for the Environment Award.
We are very proud to introduce our new group of graduates from Green Futures Horticultural and Life Skills College! This is what they have learnt over the past year:
All of our graduates are available for employment. For more information about any of them, please contact Susan (susan@greenfutures.co.za; 082 436 4730)
Meet our Graduates!
Akhona Mbezeni
I like working with anything to do with nature. Although I would like to be a guide, I can also do landscaping, design and many other things from my experience at Green Futures.
Khanyisa Dyesi
I can work in a big nursery, do landscaping or anywhere that I can deal with nature. I also wish to further my studies and learn more.
Luthando Folitshi
I would like to work in a nursery because I like to work with plants. I know how to do cuttings of fynbos and other indigenous plants. I would like to work with people so that we can help each other.
Luyanda Siyotywa
I learnt more about plants and can do cuttings of special fynbos as well as other plant species. I also like to do landscaping and planting.
Vuyiswa Higa
I can maintain a garden by weeding, pruning and planting and also propagate plants in the nursery. I am a passionate person and I love nature and taking care of the environment.
William Pheliso (EMPLOYED)
I learnt a lot of different things during my time at Green Futures. I like to do garden maintenance or landscaping.
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Read MoreWe are very proud to announce that our Dibanisa Project has been shortlisted for the Beyond Sport Awards: Sport for the Environment Award.
During the month of April, three of our students were given the opportunity to visit the Eden Project in the United Kingdom. Our thanks to the British High Commission who made our trip possible!
The Green Futures students spent the day in Cape Town! The goal of the outing was to visit the Biodiversity Garden and also to see the Green Point Stadium.
To end off our first Dibanisa group for 2013, we went camping at Fynbos Retreat!
Dibanisa joined the Dyer Island Conservation Trust for a beach clean-up in Kleinbaai!
Last Friday, our Dibanisa group visited the Growing the Future project to learn more about sustainable, organic farming within a fynbos environment!