BRIDGE TO WORK (BtW) is an employability programme targeting the unemployed with particular focus on youth and women to assist them with critical skills which will enable them to either be employed or start their own businesses. The goal of the programme is to aid fenceline community members and affected Sasol employees to access meaningful work opportunities that can be converted into small businesses through structured development opportunities. The following programmes form part of our Phase 1 offering to our fenceline communities:
IPHEPE
The establishment and growth of successful smallholder farmers, through integrated support systems, from technical learning to access to market.
MOTOR MECHANICS
Focus on training to get certified Motor Mechanics who will contribute to the motor industry and be positioned to enter the renewable energy powered vehicle industry.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Mobilise members of the community to become active citizens of the country’s democracy, while earning an income and increasing their employability.
WELDING
Training will be provided to create qualified welders who are equipped to meet the required skill level for new and existing projects in the Mpumalanga and Free State provinces.
BUSINESS DIGITAL SERVICES
Youth from our Sasol fence-line communities will be assisted to achieve applied technology skills in order create scalable start-ups, build sustainable digital SMMEs.
HANDYMAN SERVICES
Creating jobs for unemployed youth, unskilled school handymen and those around our fence line communities interested in learning handymen skills.
Bridge to Work | One year Anniversary
Bridge to Work | Esperanza Farm
Latest News
- Forty Small Scale Farmers Graduate
- Sasol addresses food security and unemployment in its communities
- Sasol hands over 285 hectares of agricultural land to Government
Contact Us
Please email us at BridgetoWork@sasol.com