William Pitcher College developed from the Government Teacher Training Centre which was established in 1953 and shared the same premises with the Swazi National School in Matsapha. In 1958, a desire for a bigger teacher training institution resulted in the relocation of the training centre to Manzini. In August 1962, a Teacher Training College was officially opened in Manzini by Sir John Maud C.C.B., C.B.E. in the present William Pitcher College location. In October 1963, the college was renamed William Pitcher College in honor and memory of the late William Pitcher ESQ, OBE, who was the director of education from 1951 to 1962. A leading educational institution providing access to quality, relevant, affordable, pre-service, in-service, partt-time/distance, undergraduate and graduate learning experiences through teaching, research and innovation; engage community partnership responding to opportunities and demands to advance excellence, diversity, equity, quality of life nationally, regionally and internationally.

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