Sedibeng TVET College
Sedibeng TVET College's vision is to be the leading TVET College for providing affordable training and education. Their mission is to have their staff provide qualifications which meet the expectations and needs of commerce, industry and the community within the TVET sector. NSFAS Bursaries are awarded to deserving students who come from low income households.
Courses:
- Engineering Studies
- Business Studies
- National Certificate Vocational Courses
- Apprenticeships
- Learnerships
Courses are categorized by campuses. Consult the website for more information via the link on this page.
Fees:
Consult the website for information regarding fees. Click on Courses then click on Courses and Subject fees.
Campuses:
- Heidelberg Campus
- Sebokeng Campus
- Vanderbijlpark Campus
- Vereeniging Campus
Applications:
Applications may be done online via the website.
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