A home for learning. A commitment to childhood.

Indaba’s work grows from a conviction that the quality of childhood should not depend on circumstance. Teacher education and community relationships belong together: rigorous study must remain connected to the places in which children live.

We value the dignity of the child, the knowledge of communities and the continuing development of the adult. These commitments shape how we approach learning, welcome questions and consider the environments we help prepare.

The Institute’s catalogue brings together AMI diploma and certificate pathways, the EsF Community Rooted Education programme, and CARE caregiver training for the home. Each serves a different professional purpose. Explore the individual course pages and speak with admissions about the next confirmed offering.

Prospective students should know the award, requirements and teaching arrangements before committing. Current course authorisations, faculty assignments and cohort details must be confirmed in the relevant programme documentation. We distinguish AMI qualifications from CoRE, CARE caregiver training and from the future University vision.

Educators, facilitators and colleagues bring experience from classrooms, community settings and institutional life. Meet the people listed in the Institute’s existing community directory and discover the work they support.

Whether you are considering study, professional exchange or a community partnership, tell us what brings you here. Our published office address is in Somerset West; please arrange any visit directly with the team.

Practical preparation for the adults who care for young children at home, with a full programme manual to read before you enquire.