More than 20 million electric cars were sold globally in 2025 — one in four new cars sold worldwide was electric.

Practical electric vehicle skills training during Project Power Up

South Africa’s new-energy vehicle market is accelerating. The question is no longer whether the transition is coming — it is whether our skills pipeline is ready.

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EVrgreenskills trainers with an electric mobility training vehicle

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Building the Skills Behind Electric Mobility

EVrgreenskills is building the human capability behind South Africa’s transition to electric mobility. We equip learners, technicians, educators and industry with practical, future-focused skills for electric and hybrid vehicles, charging systems and emerging mobility technologies.

Our approach connects technical knowledge with hands-on learning, workplace exposure and real industry needs — because the transition only works when people are ready for it.

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The Vehicles Are Changing. The Skills Must Change With Them.

Electric mobility is moving from early adoption to mainstream industry. EVrgreenskills prepares learners, technicians, educators and workplaces with practical skills in electric and hybrid vehicles, high-voltage safety, diagnostics, charging systems and emerging 2–3 wheeler technologies.

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Ekurhuleni West TVET College students engaged in electric mobility skills training

Project Power Up: Skills in Action

Project Power Up builds practical new-energy vehicle capability across South Africa by combining knowledge, hands-on training, workplace exposure and assessment. The programme works with TVET colleges, industry and technical partners to prepare learners and lecturers for the realities of electric mobility.

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