What gets in the way
Physical labs cannot scale across regions
Equipping every centre with current semiconductor, RF or automation hardware is not financially viable.
Skills supply does not match investor demand
Locators and industrial estates need specific technical competencies that current provision does not reliably produce.
Programme outcomes are hard to report
Public programmes need evidence of capability delivered, not just enrolment figures.
How NexusPro handles it
One platform, many sites
Browser-delivered simulation means a centre needs connectivity and current machines, not a fabrication lab.
Aligned to industry demand
Content is co-developed with locator companies and validated by partner agencies.
Auditable evidence of outcomes
Lab activity produces a record of what learners demonstrated, supporting programme reporting and review.
How it works
Questions we get asked
What are the technical requirements per site?
TODO(dev): confirm minimum bandwidth and machine spec with the simulation team before publishing.
How is learner data handled?
Role-based access, consent, defined retention and data-minimisation controls. Full detail available on request.
Is there existing government recognition?
TODO(BD): state the current PEZA and DOST arrangements precisely. Do not generalise.