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Engen, in partnership with Tharisa Mines, has once again taken proactive steps to empower the Marikana North High matric class by providing them with study guides to assist them in preparing for their final exams.
Engen’s CSI Manager, Olwethu Mdabula, emphasises that the primary aim of this initiative was to help improve academic standards in the Marikana area. It is a collaboration that exemplifies the two companies’ dedication to empowering local communities and fostering a culture of learning and growth.“Engen is firmly committed to building tomorrow’s leaders, and if we want to ensure that the youth of tomorrow are prepared for a rapidly changing world, we need to ensure that they have the right mix of skills for them to reach their full potential,” adds Mdabula.
Engen’s commitment to nurturing talent and fostering educational excellence is reflected in the 2023 EMSS matric class results, which reported a record 97% overall pass rate, and an impressive 77% bachelor pass rate.
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