TVET colleges
For ambitious learners seeking in-demand skills, the time to seize the opportunity is now. Registration for the 2025 academic year at South African TVET Colleges is officially open.
TVET colleges are a cornerstone of vocational training, equipping individuals with the expertise demanded by the South African job market. The eagerly awaited NCV Exam Results from TVET Colleges are now available.
The 2024 academic year is drawing to a close as TVET Colleges across South Africa prepare for the final stretch of the trimester and semester. Applications for the 2025 academic year are now open at TVET Colleges nationwide.
TVET Colleges focus on providing students with the skills and knowledge directly relevant to specific careers, whether they aim for employment or starting their own businesses. Here's a list of TVET Colleges in Gauteng.
The much-anticipated registration dates for TVET Colleges across South Africa for the 2025 academic year have been officially confirmed. This announcement brings relief to countless aspiring learners.
Cape Town's vibrant TVET college scene offers a dynamic alternative! These institutions equip you with in-demand skills for a variety of industries, getting you job-ready faster.
Applying to a TVET College can be an exciting step towards your future career. To help you navigate the application process, this article provides a comprehensive guide to the different application statuses you may encounter.
Thousands of students are expected to further their education and training at Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges. The higher education department has revealed when classes will commence, conclude and when exams will take place for the 2025 academic year.
As matriculants await National Senior Certificate results, its important that they know the options that they have post matric.
The Department of Higher Education and Training has mentioned that our country is in need of certain skills, and there is a massive shortage of artisans in South Africa.
You might be considering to go to a TVET college for you vocational certificate, please read for further details.
Having a matric certificate or an equivalent qualification could increase your prospects of finding a job or could make you eligible for admission into a tertiary education institution.
During the third quarter of 2021, unemployment reached 34,9% in South Africa. This means that more than one-third of people living in the country do not have work.
The Department of Higher Education (DHET) has released the much-anticipated TVET College results for Semester 1. Students can now check their progress.
If you've applied to study at a TVET College for semester 2, you will soon be able to register as Semester 2 registrations will now commence. TVET Colleges offer a valuable pathway to develop practical skills and knowledge for various careers.
There are fifty registered and accredited public TVET Colleges in South Africa which operate on more than 264 campuses spread across the rural and urban areas of the country that you can choose from.
The 2023 academic year has now come to an end and result anxiety is in the air. Here's the schedule for TVET college results and when they will be released.
TVET colleges play a critical role in developing skilled individuals into the artisans, engineers and business people of the future. The higher education department has revealed how the TVET college programme will progress in 2024.
TVET Colleges play a critical role in filling the skills gap in South Africa by providing individuals with the knowledge and skills needed for vocational careers. The Higher Education Minister believes the TVET college sector could be significantly improved with the help of industry partners.
There are more than 50 TVET colleges with over 200 campuses located across South Africa. Government wants to increase enrolment at these institutions and has outlined plans for expansion.
The recent statistics released by the Department of Higher Education and Training paint a worrisome picture of a substantial decline in student enrolments within the TVET college sector.
The Department of Higher Education and Training has implemented a number of strategies to boost TVET colleges and the College Sector as a whole. A significant amount of money is required for the plans to succeed, which the Department is unfortunately lacking.
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