Excited about the work we’re doing at @IxarFinsol ,making smartphones accessible to everyone through flexible financing terms. Our KYC requirements are so minimal we turn away less than 1% of our applicants. @zimtechguy@ChadMhako@TrevorNcube@victor_mapunga
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which grew through wins, mistakes, and people who believed in us. Our smoothies became our best-selling product, so I took a risk and built a factory to bottle them.
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Inside a Zimbabwean phone repair academy, vocational school, and more
We visited Ixar Technologies to understand how people are trained to fix smartphones, and how phone financing works in practice.
There's a longer version if you're so inclined: https://t.co/J8Go9AGc9r
Most businesses don’t die from losses they die because the owner was the system.
No systems, no continuity.
Build systems. Don’t let your head be the database.
Shout out to @TinofaraRM (@IxarAcademy ) for investing in knowledge
@KingJayZim@IxarAcademy Sure, so it’s a Vocational School and students will learn a vocational and get a HEXCO qualification while in high school on the other side also learning normal subjects studied by all other schools.
Hi King Jay, you may like what we’re doing at @IxarAcademy. Trades are the way to go and we’re making our own contribution as a private institution now even starting at high school level.
Still waiting for a miracle while others are applying? Nxaaa, wake up Ama2K!
RIGHT, Ama2K! Though I’m sick and tired of reminding you to wake up and start thinking seriously about your future, I’ll say it again, I will not relent!
I see you day and night on socials, commenting on slay queens, yet you still haven’t even applied for any of the technical intake programmes from ZESA or now the @NRZ263 National Railways of Zimbabwe! Nxaaaaaa!😡
Listen up! Here’s another golden opportunity ,this time from the @NRZ263 Technical College. Applications are open for the 2026 National Certificate 2-year programmes in Electrical, Automotive and Mechanical Engineering. These are the kinds of qualifications that will put you one step ahead when the apprenticeship recruitment drive begins.
Stop whatever nonsense you’re doing right now and send your application TODAY! Either hand deliver it to:
Training & Development Manager NRZ Technical College 4th Street, P.O. Box RY 55, Raylton, Bulawayo
Or email it to: [email protected]
Deadline is 5 December 2025. You need 5 ‘O’ Levels at grade C or better including English, Maths and a Science subject. There’s a non-refundable US$10 “administration fee” which must be deposited into the NRZ Technical College CBZ Bank account, 8th Avenue Branch (NOSTRO Account): Account Name: NRZ Technical College Account Number: 01220220310312.
For more information call 0292-362559 / 0292-362741 or cell 0719 541 787 / 0772 956 284 during business hours (0800–1600).
As you might’ve read, the railways might be undergoing a major revamp, and when and if that expansion begins, those with these technical qualifications will have the upper hand.
Back in my day, the railways offered the highest standards of apprenticeship training ,and most of those who qualified were taken on full-time,some went abroad .
Hint: electronic communications is a critical skill in any modern railway system. But don’t overlook boilermaking, fabrication or machining ,those are busy, respected trades keeping the railway stock moving.
Get on it now! No excuses, no procrastination ,and don’t come back here unless you’ve applied. Nxaaa!
And to the NRZ honchos, let me add this, start working towards introducing City and Guilds of London accredited courses. They’re recognised worldwide and would give these youngsters an even greater shot at life. That’s how you build real skills for a global future.
#Journeyman