Shalom Technical College
Shalom Technical College aims to promote excellence in the South African Education and Training sector; with emphasis on the effective use of modern technology, technically qualified personnel in line with international best practice, and to be a top professional service provider, known for our creative, innovative and organizational skills.
Qualifications Offered:
- National Certificate: Engineering Studies (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Diesel Trade Theory (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Electrical Trade Theory (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: ElectroTechnology (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Engineering Drawing (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Engineering Science (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Fitting and Machinery Theory (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Industrial Electronics (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Industrial Organisation (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Industrial Organisation and Planning (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Mathematics (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Mechanotechnology (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Plating and Structural Steel Drawing (N1-N3)
Courses:
- Engineering Studies
- Business Studies
- Professional Studies
- Information Technology
- Safety and Security (Policing & Paralegal Studies)
- Teachers’ Training (ECD & Educare)
- Artisan and Skills Development programs (Learnership & Apprenticeship)
- Skilled Trades Programs
Fees:
Consult their website or visit their campus for information regarding fees.
Campuses:
- Johannesburg
- Kew Campus, City of Johannesburg
- Vereeniging Campus
Applications:
Applications may take place online via their website.
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