Visual Learning
Learn the best WayDespite the importance of Visual Learning being one of the key Learning Styles, it is the method of Learning preferred by more than 65% of adults and children alike.This is why we have created a comprehensive library of videos to support the learning prosess. The Kats Video Portal has rich visual learning content to assist our students in the motor industry. These videos are entrenched in KATS Training Services and are used for the benefit of all our students.
Student Support
Advisory ServiceStudent Support Services are available at all times and include services such as career guidance,assistance with study skills, and peer education, to name but a few.
Innovative Idea
Student Collaboration (Facebook)We have created a platform where our students can interact with each other across the motor industry. Sharing knowledge has helped mankind survive and evolve into the intelligent and productive species we know today. We are in the business of education and imparting knowledge and sharing makes a significant difference in our students’ everyday life at work.
Training Facility
Get Everything RightKATS has prestigious colleges in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng offering a wide range of high quality technical and business programmes to many small, medium and large companies. All campuses have well-equipped workshops for practical work and lecture rooms. Our Information Communication and Technology boasts the latest in technology solutions for our students. This initiative continues to improve the quality of education provided to our students as well as gives them a leading edge over other colleges.
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