young-adult-woman-futuristic-virtual-reality-generated-by-ai-min

TUT Institute of the Future of Work

High impact research for future work-readiness in 4IR

mechanic-controls-robotic-arm-futuristic-production-line-generated-by-ai-min

Collaborate, Innovate, Thrive

Unleashing Innovation to Build A Future-Ready Africa

Learn More

MADS Programme

Microsoft Advanced Digital Skills Programme

Take the First Step Towards Digital Mastery!

Join the MADS Programme and equip yourself with cutting-edge skills in data analytics, cloud computing, AI, and more.

Reserve a seat

ANNUAL FUTURE OF WORK 4IR DIALOGUE 2025

Join the 4th Annual Future of Work 4IR Dialogue

Learn More

Scroll Down

Institute for the future of workShaping Africa's digital future through upskilling and reskilling

Addressing the most pressing and important issues pertaining to the changing nature of work in the 21st Century.

Find out more

Our Work

Innovation. Collaboration. Employability.

Closing the skills gap & conducting high-impact research to respond to 4IR & the rapidly changing world of work.

Our Work

01.

Thought Leadership

Amidst the continuous wave of technological advancements, IFOW engages and collaborates with stakeholders from various sectors to understand the changing dynamics of the ways of work and to prepare the…

02.

Bespoke Projects

Ditsela Place: Smart Campus The Smart Campus Initiative forms part of the Tshwane University of Technology’s digital transformation strategy. This initiative was conceived to optimise infrastructure and operations at TUT’s…

03.

Skills Development

Influencing the curriculum discourse to produce future ready graduates and engaging in training initiatives to upskill the current labour force through industry specific skills development programmes. Future Dealership Women Management…

04.

High Impact Research

IFOW engages in industry focused high-impact research on various aspects of 4IR and the Future of Work to addresses societal challenges and to produce tangible solutions. PSETA IFOW conducted research…