Background
Monitronic Success College was founded in the year 2000 by Mrs Monica Matti-Nyaungwa, she was born in Uukwaludhi and received her education in abroad.
Monitronic Success College has grown over the years from a college with two classrooms to an institution operating six different centers; from an initial environment of 20 students in 1999 to an enrolment figure of 2500 in 2005.
The college was established to meet the ever growing need for tertiary education in Namibia. Since the attainment of independence in 1990, the annual output from the country's secondary schools has increased to over (200 000) students. However, less than two percent (2%) of school leavers are enrolled into the major institutions, namely the University of Namibia and Polytechnic of Namibia. The rest are left to compete for places in Teacher's colleges, Vocational Training Centres and private college.
To this end, Monitronic Success College will;
- Offer practically oriented courses that will produce graduates
tha are ready for the job market.
- Courses at affordable prices and lower entry requirements
for practical courses
- Create employment opportunities for Namibians by expanding
more staff in the process
- Improve the standard of living of our employees by offering competitive remuneration commensurate with the company's growth.
The Vision Statement
Monitronic Success College is developing its capacity, resourcesand teaching/learning modes to attain international standards and become the first choice of students graduating from Namibian Secondary Schools. The college is partnering with the Public and Private sectors to develop job-ready gaduates.
The Mission Statement
Monitronic Success College is a privately owned Institute of Higher Learning striving to provide quality education to Namibians and International students of different academic backgrounds without regards to race, creed, color, sex, age, origin or physical abilities, aiming to produce graduates that are equipped with knowledge and skills that are relevant to various sectors of the economy of the Republic of Namibia and other countries worldwide.