Technicon South Africa for Higher Education
Technicon South Africa for Higher Education aims to be the leading provider of excellent vocational education and training. They strive to provide their students with education that is active, creative and continuous. A variety of courses are offered as well as distance learning. Their campus is based in Bronkhorstspruit in Pretoria.
Qualifications Offered:
- National Certificate: Engineering Studies (N1- N3)
- National Certificate: Building and Civil Technology (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Building Drawing (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Building Science (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Electrical Trade Theory (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: Mathematics (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Mechanotechnology (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Metalworkers Theory (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Motor Trade Theory (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Plating and Structural Steel Drawing (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Plumbing Theory (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Rigging Theory (N1-N3)
- National Certificate: Welders Theory (N1-N3)
Courses:
- Engineering Courses
- Business Courses
- Computer Studies
- Distance Learning Courses
- Corporate Training
- Short Courses
- Police Courses
- Education
- Matric Re-write
Fees:
Contact the campus for information regarding fees.
Applications:
Contact the campus for information regarding the application process.
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