Organisational Capacity Developers Institute South Africa (Pty) Ltd (OCDI-SA) is a consulting firm that provides training and management consulting in project management, strategy development, implementation support, monitoring and evaluation, skills development, customised workshops, knowledge transfer, leadership and organisational development and change management.
OCDI-SA is proudly South African and fully black owned by entrepreneurs. The company understands the need for businesses to invest and grow the economy through easy facilitation of skills development and training in South Africa.
OCDI-SA obtained accreditation from the Quality Council for Trades and Occupation (QCTO) as a Skills Development Provider (SDP). This ensures that OCDI-SA’s training services and programs in occupations and trades offered in South Africa are credible and valid.
OCDI-SA’s training services and programs such as leadership development, project management, skills development, effective office management and supervision are in accordance with the Skills Development Act (SDA), (Act No 97 of 1998) Chapter 6C as well as the Continuing Education and Training Act 16 of 2006.
OCDI-SA has capacity to facilitate skills development and training due to its fully functional office with adequate training facilities. The company is staffed with highly qualified skills facilitators and subject matter experts together with a complementary management team. OCDI-SA utilises an effective marketing strategy that includes social media platforms, customer database and public relations campaigns to source, maintain and retain clients.
OCDI-SA is a unique brand with strong growth potential due to its distinctive product offering, appropriate location and competitive advantage in the local market. The prospective growth in skills demand combined with a customer-centric philosophy managed by a team of experts and a motivated workforce will ensure that OCDI-SA remains sustainable and a significant contributor to skills development and training in the long term.