TEPA Coverage in the Media January and February 2024

Dear valued member TEPA COVERAGE JANUARY AND FEBRUARY 2024 Making sure TEPA features consistently in the media around the country remains one of our core strategic objectives in 2024 to help build our brand and help drive business to our various member businesses. A positive performance in the media for the months of…
https://tepa.org.za/blog/2024/07/29/tepa-coverage-in-the-media-january-and-february-2024/

TEPA participates in Career Awareness Day to empower Deaf Learners

South Africa currently faces a significant unemployment challenge, with people with disabilities experiencing even greater difficulty finding work. On the heels of Nelson Mandela International Day, a day dedicated to service and social justice, Tshiamo Keone, an organisation that specialises in career awareness development for people with special needs, held a Career Awareness Day…
https://tepa.org.za/blog/2024/07/25/tepa-participates-in-career-awareness-day-to-empower-deaf-learners/

Tyre stakeholders’ partner to stand up against illicit trade in tyres

Following the highly successful launch of the Blow the Whistle Compliance Forum at Automechanika last year, aimed at stamping out the trade in illegal automotive parts in South Africa, a number of industry associations in the tyre and import sector have joined together to form the Tyre Silo Forum. Spearheaded by Vishal Premlall National…
https://tepa.org.za/blog/2024/05/05/tyre-stakeholders-partner-to-stand-up-against-illicit-trade-in-tyres/

Are you registered for recycled waste tyre collection?

All TEPA members are reminded about the importance of recycled waste tyre collection. Vishal Premlall, national director of TEPA, says that when it comes to recycling tyres, the Waste Tyre Bureau of the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Environment, is the custodian of waste tyre collection in South Africa. In this process, waste tyres…
https://tepa.org.za/blog/2024/05/05/are-you-registered-for-recycled-waste-tyre-collection/

TEPA champions training to upskill tyre retail sector

According to Census 2022, 18,5 million adults in South Africa did not complete their secondary schooling, which means they do not have a matric certificate. This is a significant barrier to tertiary education, notes Angie Frederic, TEPA Training Representative. Sector-specific skills development is critical in giving this section of the population an opportunity to…
https://tepa.org.za/blog/2024/05/05/tepa-champions-training-to-upskill-tyre-retail-sector/

Behind The Scenes – TEPA Chairman and Vice Chairman

https://tepa.org.za/blog/2023/04/20/behind-the-scenes-tepa-chairman-and-vice-chairman/

Elementor #7663

https://tepa.org.za/blog/2023/04/18/elementor-7663/