Circle Way Trading 320
From Nated Engineering studies to Business, from Abet classes to Artisan training, from Agricultural, Water treatment, Civil right through to Transport related studies, Circleway remains geared to provide quality and relevant training to the district of Mpumalanga.
Circleway operates the following divisions: TVET and Artisan training Colleges, Portable skills training, Mining Compliance training and Logistics studies, Aquaponics training and Discretionary Grant Project Implementation.
Qualification Offered:
- National Certificate: Engineering Studies (N1- N3)
- National Certificate (Vocational): Electrical Infrastructure Construction (Level 2- 4)
- National Certificate (Vocational): Engineering and Related Design (Level 2- 4)
- National Certificate (Vocational): Finance, Economics and Accounting (Level 2- 4)
- National Certificate (Vocational): Hospitality (Level 2- 4)
- National Certificate (Vocational): IT and Computer Science (Level 2- 4)
- National Certificate (Vocational): Management (Level 2- 4)
- National Certificate (Vocational): Marketing (Level 2- 4)
- National Certificate (Vocational): Office Administration (Level 2- 4)
- National Certificate (Vocational): Safety in Society (Level 2- 4)
- National Certificate (Vocational): Tourism (Level 2- 4)
Fees:
Consult the website for information regarding fees.
Applications:
Application forms may be downloaded from the website.
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