Cornerstone Institute
Cornerstone Institute aims to expand its offering, and add value for students across all walks of life, the Fundamentals Training Centre has been incorporated into the Faculty of Entrepreneurship and Economic Transformation of Cornerstone Institute. They offer a wide variety of courses at their campus. Along with offering those full-time courses, short courses are also available.
Bachelor Degrees:
- Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Theology in Community Leadership
- Bachelor of Commerce
- Bachelor of Arts Honours Psychology
- Bachelor of Arts Honours in Community Development
Postgraduate Certificates:
- Postgraduate Certificate in Education Foundation Phase Teaching
- Postgraduate Certificate in Education in Intermediate Phase Teaching (PGCEIP)
Higher Certificate:
- Higher Certificate in Community Development
- Higher Certificate in Interior Design and Decoration
- Higher Certificate in Community Counselling
- Higher Certificate in Christian Ministry
- Higher Certificate in Business Studies
- Higher Certificate in Business Leadership
Fees:
Consult the website for information regarding fees.
Applications:
Contact the campus or consult the website for information regarding the application process.
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