False Bay TVET College
False Bay TVET College offers vocational, occupational and skills training programmes that provide students with scarce and critical skills and practical experience in fields that present good prospects of employment.
All College programmes are examined and certified nationally.
False Bay TVET College, a leader in the Public Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Colleges sector has been rated as one of the top performing TVET Colleges in South Africa.
Programme Offering
The College has a special focus on apprenticeship training in the following trades:
Electrical, Motor Mechanics, Welding and Fabrication, Fitting and Turning, Automotive Body Repair, Spray-Painting, Masonry, Plumbing, and Carpentry and Joinery.
Courses are also offered in Business Management, Information and Communication Technology, Hospitality, Engineering, Tourism, Maritime, Safety in Society, and Education Studies..
Delivery Sites
The College offers alternative modes of teaching and training, including part-time classes and distance learning options.
False Bay TVET College has six campuses in the False Bay coastal region of Cape Town, namely:
False Bay TVET College offers vocational, occupational and skills training programmes that provide students with scarce and critical skills and practical experience in fields that present good prospects of employment.
All College programmes are examined and certified nationally.
The College has a special focus on apprenticeship training in the following trades:
- Electrical,
- Motor Mechanics,
- Welding and Fabrication,
- Fitting and Turning,
- Automotive Body Repair,
- Spray-Painting,
- Masonry,
- Plumbing, and
- Carpentry and Joinery.
- Business Management,
- Information and Communication Technology,
- Hospitality,
- Engineering,
- Tourism,
- Maritime,
- Safety in Society
- Education Studies.
The College offers alternative modes of teaching and training, including part-time classes and distance learning options.
False Bay TVET College, a leader in the Public Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Colleges sector has been rated as one of the top-performing TVET Colleges in South Africa.
False Bay TVET College is ISO 9001:2015 Certified.
- Central Office: 0217870800
- Muizenberg: 0217888373
- Mitchells Plain: 0213910717
- Fish Hoek: 0217820144
- Khayelitsha: 0213613430/ 3605000
- Westlake: 0217011340
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