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  • TVET Colleges Admission Requirements

    TVET Colleges Admission Requirements

     

  • University of KwaZulu-Natal Term Date 2026

    University of KwaZulu-Natal Term Date 2026

    UKZN Sessional Dates 2026 – Howard College, Pietermaritzburg and Westville

    FIRST SEMESTER: Monday, 06 February – Thursday, 22 Jun

    EASTER VACATION: Saturday, 08 April – Monday, 17 April

    WINTER VACATION: Friday, 23 Jun – Sunday, 16 July

    SECOND SEMESTER: Monday, 17 July – Monday, 27 November

    UKZN Sessional Dates 2026 – School of Education

    Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine – Sessional Dates 2026

     

    PRE-SEMESTER: 
    Mon, 02 – Fri, 06 Jan Tue, 03 Jan University opens
    Mon, 09 – Fri, 13 Jan Mon, 09 Jan (Programme specific) Self-help registration system opens
    Mon, 16 – Fri, 20 Jan
    Mon, 23 – Sat, 28 Jan Sat, 28 Jan Parents’ Day
    Mon, 30 Jan– Sat, 04 Feb Mon, 30 Jan– Fri, 03 Feb Orientation of students
    Thu, 02 – Sat, 04 Feb On campus registration of students
    SEMESTER 1: 
    1 Mon, 06 – Fri, 10 Feb Mon, 06 Feb First Semester commences
    Lectures commence
    Fri, 10 Feb Deadline for applications for re-marks
    2 Mon, 13 – Fri, 17 Feb
    3 Mon, 20 – Fri, 24 Feb
    4 Mon, 27 Feb – Fri, 03 Mar Fri, 03 Mar Final date for minimum fee payment required for student registration
    Final date for 1st Semester registration
    Final date for requests for extended DPs
    5 Mon, 06– Fri, 10 Mar Fri, 10 Mar Final date for submitting curriculum changes
    Final registration date for returning Masters (by research) and Doctoral students.
    Final day for capturing graduation decisions onto ITS for the students who had outstanding requirements.

    (Honours, Bachelors, Diplomas and Certificates)
    6 Mon, 13  – Fri, 17 Mar Fri, 17 Mar Final day for capturing graduation decisions onto ITS (Doctoral and Masters Studies)
    7 Mon, 20 – Fri, 24 Mar Tues, 21 Mar Human Rights Day (Public Holiday)
    8 Mon, 27 Mar – Sat, 01 April Sat, 01 (till Mon, 10 Apr) Graduation Ceremonies (WVL)
    9 Mon, 03 – Fri, 07 Apr
                    Sat, 08 – Mon, 17 Apr EASTER VACATION  (STUDENT MID-TERM BREAK)
    Tue, 11 – Wed, 12 Apr Graduation Ceremonies (PMB)
    Fri, 14 Apr Good Friday (Public Holiday)
    Mon, 17 Apr Family Day (Public Holiday)
    10 Tue, 18 – Fri, 21 Apr Fri, 21 Apr Final date for withdrawal from a module
    Final date for withdrawal from the University (Semester 1)
    Final timetable for main & supplementary exams released
    11 Mon, 24 – Sun, 30 Apr Thu, 27 Apr Freedom Day (Public Holiday)
    Sun, 30 Apr Final date for payment of 60% of fees for year registrations or 100%  for semester 1 registrations
    12 Mon, 01 – Fri, 05 May Mon, 01 May Workers’ Day (Public Holiday)
    13 Mon, 08 – Fri, 12 May
    14 Mon, 15 – Fri, 19 May Wed, 17 May DP refusals published
    Thu, 18 May Lectures end
    Fri, 19 – Tue, 23 May Study period
    15 Mon, 22 – Fri, 26 May Mon, 22 May Final date for submission of DP Appeals to School Offices
    Wed, 24 May First Semester Exams commence (incl. Saturdays)
    16 Mon, 29 May – Fri, 02 Jun   Exam week
    17 Mon, 05 – Fri, 09 Jun Thu, 08 Jun First Semester Exams end
    Fri, 09 Jun – Tue, 13 Jun Break between exams
    18 Mon, 12 – Fri, 16 Jun Wed, 14 Jun 1st Semester Supplementary Exams commence
    Fri, 16 Jun Youth Day (Public Holiday) (no exams)
    19 Mon 19 – Fri, 23 Jun Thu, 22 Jun Supplementary Exams end
    First Semester ends
    Semester 1:

    • Teaching days:    Monday 12 ,  Tuesday 13 ,  Wednesday 14 ,  Thursday 13 ,  Friday 13  :  65 days
    • Compensatory day:   (Wednesday 08 March, follows Monday’s timetable)
    • Study leave:  5 days;     Main Examinations:  14 days;  Supplementary Exams:  7 days;
       Fri, 23 Jun – Sun, 16 Jul MID-YEAR BREAK  (Winter Vacation)
    Sun, 25 Jun Eid-Al-Fitr (condoned absence)
     Mon, 03 Jul

     

    		 Supplementary Exam marks to be captured on SMS by 12h00
     Mon, 10 Jul

     

    		 Release of 1st semester results after Exam Boards at 00:01 am
    Second semester registration commences

     

    SEMESTER 2: 
    1 Mon, 17 – Fri, 21 Jul Mon, 17 Jul Second Semester commences
    Lectures commence
    Final date for requests for extended DPs
    Wed, 19 Jul
    Thu, 20 Jul Deadline for submission of Exclusion Appeals
    Fri, 21 Jul Deadline for applications for re-marks
    2 Mon, 24 – Fri, 28 Jul Mon, 24 Jul CEACOM meetings (College Exclusion Appeals Comm.)
    On or before Thu, 27 Jul AEACOM meeting
    Fri, 28 Jul Final date for payment of all fees required for student registration (2nd semester).
    Final date for registration – 2nd Semester
    Final date for submitting curriculum changes
    3 Mon, 31 Jul – Fri, 04 Aug
    4 Mon, 07 – Fri, 11 Aug Wed, 09 Aug National Women’s Day (Public Holiday)
    5 Mon, 14 – Fri, 18 Aug
    6 Mon, 21 – Fri, 25 Aug  
    7 Mon, 28 Aug – Fri, 01 Sep Thu, 31 Aug – Fri, 01 Sep Eid-Al-Adhah (condoned absence)
    Thu, 31 Aug Final date for payment of all fees
    8 Mon, 04 – Fri, 08 Sep
    9 Mon, 11 – Fri, 15 Sep Fri, 15 Sep Final date for withdrawal from the University (Sem. 2)
    Final date for withdrawal from a module
    Final timetable for main and supplementary examinations released
              Sat, 16 Sep – Mon, 25 Sep                                  STUDENT MID-TERM BREAK
    Thu 21 – Fri, 22 Oct Rosh Hashanah (condoned absence)
    10 Mon, 25 – Sat, 30 Sep Mon, 25 Sep Heritage Day (Public Holiday observed)
    Sat, 30 Sep Yom Kippur (condoned absence)
    11 Mon, 02 – Fri, 06 Oct
    12 Mon, 09 – Fri, 13  Oct    
    13 Mon, 16 – Fri, 20 Oct Thu,, 19 Oct Diwali/Deepavali (Condoned absence)
    14 Mon, 23 – Sun, 29 Oct Mon, 23 Oct DP refusals published
    Tue, 24 Oct Lectures end
    Wed, 25 – Sun, 29 Oct Study period
    Thu, 26 Oct Final date for submission of DP Appeals to School Offices
    15 Mon, 30 Oct – Fri, 03 Nov Mon, 30 Oct Second Semester Exams commence (incl. Saturdays)
    Final date for submission of College handbooks for 2026
    16 Mon, 06  – Fri, 10 Nov Exam week
    17 Mon, 13  – Sun, 19 Nov Tue, 14 Nov Second Semester Exams end
    Wed, 15 – Sun, 19 Nov Break between Exams
    18 Mon, 20 – Sat, 25 Nov Mon, 20 Nov 2nd Semester Supplementary Exams commence
    19 Mon, 27 Nov– Fri, 01 Dec Mon, 27 Nov 2nd Semester Supplementary Exams end
    Second Semester ends
    Fri, 01 Dec Last day for submission of theses/dissertations to the Post-Graduate Administrative Offices for possible April 2026 Graduation
    Semester 2:

    • Teaching days:   Monday 13 ,  Tuesday 14 ,  Wednesday 12 ,  Thursday 13 ,  Friday 13 : 65 days
    • Compensatory days:   (Tuesday, 08 August, follows Wednesday’s timetable)
    • Study leave:  5 days;     Examinations:  14 days;     Supplementary Exams:  7 days


    YEAR-END BREAK:
    Mon, 04 – Fri, 08 Dec Fri, 08 Dec Supplementary marks to be captured on SMS by 12h00
    Mon, 11 – Fri, 15 Dec Fri, 15 Dec Release of 2nd semester results after Exam Boards

    (00:01 am)
    Sat, 16 Dec Day of Reconciliation (Public Holiday)
    Mon, 18 – Fri, 22 Dec Fri, 22 Dec University Offices close


    Please note: The University of KwaZulu-Natal reserves the right to change any of the said Sessional Dates,   solely in its discretion, and without any liability for inconvenience and/or loss occasioned thereby.

  • 2026 University of Cape Town Undergraduate Application Form

    2026 University of Cape Town Undergraduate Application Form

    Application procedure

    The following guidelines may be useful when you apply to UCT:

    When to apply

    Applications open on 1 May and close on 31 August for admission in 2026. Please try to submit your application as soon as possible. We do not consider late applications.

    Application Fees

    An application fee must be paid for every application. UCT students and graduates, as well as Semester Study Abroad (SSA) applicants, are exempt from the application fee unless applying to a Graduate School of Business (GSB) programme. Please refer to the fee structure for more information.

    Submitting results and documents

    Current learners at school must make sure that all examination results from Grade 11 until September of grade 12 are submitted. Failure to submit these results may result in delays.

    Transferring students should submit all transcripts and academic records as early as possible.

    Documents must be submitted as certified electronic copies to admissions-ug@uct.ac.za (undergraduate applicants) or admissions-pg@uct.ac.za (postgraduate applicants). Please do not send your submissions to both email addresses as this will only delay the processing of your application.

    Monitor your application

    When we update your application, you will receive an email communication. Please monitor your email account closely for updates. You can also check your status online with the log-in credentials that we will send you after you apply. We are not permitted to disclose your application status telephonically.

    Application Forms

    Please see the ‘Directions for Postgraduate Applicants’ document for closing dates for various postgraduate applications. They are also listed on the online applications site.

    You may apply online. In order to apply online you will need a working email address and your South African identity number, or, if you are an international applicant, your passport number.

    If you are unable to apply online, you may submit a paper application. Completed undergraduate application forms must be sent to admissions-ug@uct.ac.za with the subject line “2026 UCT Application Form” before the closing date of 31 August 2026. If you are unable to email the form, please post it to the Admissions Office (see details on the right) with sufficient time to reach us before the closing date. All postgraduate applicants must apply online.

    Undergraduate application information

    Postgraduate application information

    All postgraduate applicants must apply online.

  • 2026/2027 King Sabata Dalindyebo TVET College Online Application Form

    2026/2027 King Sabata Dalindyebo TVET College Online Application Form

    2026/2027 King Sabata Dalindyebo TVET College Online Application Form is available for download, Check the links below to download the latest pdf version

    ENROLMENT PROCEDURE – NEW STUDENTS

    Enrolment Procedure – new students

    Follow this five step process, and your registration at KSD TVET College should be problem free:

    Step 1: Student obtains an application form at the reception/registration office.  Student ensures that the form is completed in full and all the necessary documents are attached, including proof of payment of the application fee (R30) which should be deposited to the college account (see banking details below). He / She also complete a bursary form and hands both forms to the student registration office.

     

    Step 2: Student is called for a CAP test*

    *An assessment test conducted by the college

     

    Step 3: Once accepted, student deposits the initial fee required for registration (see prescribed fees below) to the college bank account. Please note that this fee is non-refundable.

     

    Step 4: Student returns the proof of payment to the student registration office for capturing.

     

    Step 5: Once registered on the system, student will be issued with a letter of registration and a student card. Students who require accommodation proceed to register for hostel accommodation.

    Download Application Forms

  • NMMU Registration

    What is Pre-Registration?

    Pre-registration is the process of double-checking that all international students have submitted all of their relevant documents to the Office for International Education, and that they are on record in their student files. Students must report to the venue indicated on their list of important dates and at the time indicated. They are required to bring original copies of all their documents.

     

    Required Documents

    • Original school-leaving certificates and proof of birth date (original birth certificates), indicating compliance with Matriculation Exemption requirements.
    • Valid passport with a valid study permit.
    • Proof of payment of tuition fees in full and prescribed portion of Residence fees or proof of sponsorship.
    • Proof of medical insurance coverage.
    • IELTS or TOEFL results (applicable to non-English speaking degree students only).
    • Transcripts of academic records.

     

    What is Registration?

    Registration is the formal confirmation of the acceptance of an admitted applicant to a specific course of study at the university, after successful compliance with the minimum registration requirements.

    What requirements must a student meet to be registered?

    • The specific Faculty requirements have to be met.
    • The registration form (blue) has to be signed by the student and the Faculty Officer.
    • All fees need to be paid before registration.
    • The Access Assessment must be completed before registration. Test results may be used for development or streaming purposes during registration.

    What proof of registration does a student receive?

    At registration after a student has been registered he/she will receive the following:

    • Proof of registration form where all modules and fees are indicated
    • A laminated student card
    • An individual time-table

    What does a student need to do if he/she wants to change degrees or modules?

    • Form 11 must be completed. This form can be obtained from the Office for International Education.
    • The student must indicate if a module must be added or deleted and indicate why.
    • The form must be signed by the student and the relevant Faculty Officer.
    • If the change involves a change of Faculty the student must be aware that they may need to sit for the Access Assessment Battery, as part of their admissions requirements to the new Faculty e.g. if a student who was previously registered in the Arts Faculty wishes to change to a BCom degree (a degree in theEconomic and Building Sciences Faculty) the student will need to provide Mathematics results.
    • The Dean of the relevant Faculty then considers the student’s request together with all the information contained in his/her file and his/her test results, in making the admissions decision.

     

    The results of this decision are then communicated to the admissions officer, who then contacts the student to inform him/her of the results.

    Please Note: Registration takes place between the end of January and the beginning of February. There is also a registration session in July for students arriving mid-year.

    Register online …

    Read the registration guildelines before you register online.

    Lectures for the second semester start on Monday, 16 July 2026.  The last day for registration and cancellation of modules for the block of lectures that started on 16 July is Friday, 27 July 2026. The 2026 Academic Calendar as well as the General Prospectus are available for download on the right of this page.

     

    PLEASE NOTE – the 2026 second semester intake is only for returning students, i.e. those who have modules to complete. There is NO second semester intake for NEW students.

  • Unisa Online Registration Guidelines

    Unisa Online Registration Guidelines

    Unisa’s online registration process is quick, simple and accurate. This is why we recommend this option. When registering online, you’ll be prompted when information is missing or incorrect, helping you to ensure that you include all the necessary information when submitting your registration form.

    The steps are as follows

    • Go to the Unisa registration website: http://registration.unisa.ac.za
    • Choose the qualification level and then click “Go“.
    • Enter your student number in the block provided and the other details as required. (If you don’t have a student number you won’t be able to continue; you’ll need to apply for a student number during the next application period.)
    • Check your personal details on screen. Change any contact details that are missing or incorrect.
    • Enter the modules for which you want to register. You must
      • meet all the pre-requisites and co-requisites for the selected module
      • enter the correct module code
      • select the correct semester (1 = first semester; 2 = second semester)
      • indicate in which language you want to receive your study material (English or Afrikaans)
        * Please note that not all modules are offered in Afrikaans. The language of tuition for each module is indicated in the      module information.
    • Do not exceed the prescribed number of modules per semester or year, as your registration will not be processed. Please also take Unisa’s re-admission rules into consideration when selecting your number of modules for the semester or year.
    • Calculate your fees
      • Use the fee quotation link on the Unisa website (http://www.unisa.ac.za/feequote) to obtain a quote for the cost of your modules.
      • Note the minimum fee that must be paid before Unisa will process your registration. If these fees are more than you can afford, delete modules until you can afford the fees.
      • You can make payment online, using a credit card at http://www.unisa.ac.za/feepayment.
      • If you don’t have a credit card, you can pay at a Standard Bank. Retain your proof of payment in case of enquiries.
    • Submit your registration.

    Study pack delivery options

    At the point of registration, you will have three delivery options to choose from for your first study pack for the semester:

    1. Courier: There is no additional fee to courier your study material. Please provide Unisa with your cellphone number, an alternative contact number (in case we can’t get hold of you via your cellphone number) and a valid physical delivery address. Please ensure that someone is available to take receipt of your study material pack.
    2. Post: Provide Unisa with a correct address, suburb and postal code, and a valid cellphone number.
    3. Counter collection: All Unisa students may make use of this option, but the counter collection points are only available at the Sunnyside Campus (Pretoria) and the Science Campus (Florida). If you select this option, your parcel will be packaged / picked as soon as your registration is finalised, but will only be available for collection two working days later. You will receive an SMS from Unisa once your parcel is ready for collection from your preferred collection point. If you do not collect your study material pack within two working days (48 hours) of receiving the SMS, your study material will then be posted to you via ordinary mail by the South African Post Office.

    Please note:

    This delivery option only applies to your first study pack. Subsequent material will be sent via ordinary mail service from the South African Post Office. Once you have registered, you may register on myUnisa to access and download your study material for your modules online.

    Study material for second semester modules will only be sent to you at the start of the second semester. Second semester study material will also only be available on myUnisa at the start of the second semester.

  • NSFAS Funders

    NSFAS Funders

    NSFAS provides financial aid to South African students using funds provided mainly by government departments and public entities.

    Since 1991 NSFAS has disbursed R50 billion in loans and bursaries. Over 1.5 million students at public colleges and universities have been assisted.

    Our funders include:

    Sector Education and Training Authorities (SETAs):

  • University of the Western Cape Prospectus 2026/2027

    University of the Western Cape Prospectus 2026/2027

    The University of the Western Cape Prospectus 2026/2027 is available for Download

    A university or school prospectus is a document sent to potential (prospective) students to attract them to apply for admissions. It usually contains information about the institution and the available courses, including advice on how to apply and the benefits of accepting a place.

    University of the Western Cape Prospectus 2026

    Click Here To download UWC prospectus for 2026/2027

     

  • UNISA College of Law Entry Requirements

    Your admission to Unisa is dependent on you meeting the minimum admission requirements for your chosen qualification and college. Meeting these minimum requirements does not, however, mean that your application will automatically be accepted, as each application will be considered individually.

    If you don’t meet the minimum admission requirements…

    If you don’t meet the minimum admission requirements for your qualification of choice, you might want to consider starting with a relevant lower-level qualification (eg a higher certificate or diploma) and then continuing with the degree on completion of your lower-level qualification. Work through the admission requirements for each level of qualification (eg degree, diploma and higher certificate) to determine whether you will be able to apply for a lower-level qualification related to your interests. Remember to keep in mind your career vision and goals, and how any qualification will contribute to these.

    Bachelor of Commerce in Law degree (extended 4-year programme)

    MINIMUM REQUIREMENTSLANGUAGE REQUIREMENTMATHEMATICS REQUIREMENTADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
    A National Senior Certificate (NSC) with degree endorsement50% in the language of teaching and learning50% in Mathematics
    Applicants who do not meet the Mathematics requirement of the 3-year programme, but who have achieved between 50% and 59%, will be placed in this extended programme. The programme will require students to complete the following modules before they can commence with the 3-year programme:FAC1500 – Basic AccountingFBN1501 – Business Numerical Skills AFBN1502 – Business Numerical Skills BFEC1501 – Understanding the EconomyENG1513 – Foundations in English for University Study
    A Senior Certificate (SC) with matriculation exemption or qualify for exemption from the Matriculation BoardAt least a D symbol on HG or a C symbol on SG in the language of teaching and learningAt least a C symbol on HG or a B symbol on SG in Mathematics.
    Applicants who do not meet the Mathematics requirement of the 3-year programme, but who have achieved between 50% and 59%, will be placed in this extended programme. The programme will require students to complete the following modules before they can commence with the 3-year programme:FAC1500 – Basic AccountingFBN1501 – Business Numerical Skills AFBN1502 – Business Numerical Skills BFEC1501 – Understanding the EconomyENG1513 – Foundations in English for University Study
    or
    An appropriate diploma
    or
    An appropriate higher certificate
    Applicants who do not meet the above requirements should consider applying for a lower-level qualification, such as a higher certificate or diploma for which they meet the statutory and additional requirements.

    Bachelor of Commerce in Law degree (3-year programme)

    MINIMUM REQUIREMENTSLANGUAGE REQUIREMENTMATHEMATICS REQUIREMENTADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
    A National Senior Certificate (NSC) with degree endorsement50% in the language of teaching and learning60% in Mathematics
    Applicants who do not meet this requirement, but who have achieved between 50% and 59%, will be placed in the extended programme (see above)
    A Senior Certificate (SC) with matriculation exemption or qualify for exemption from the Matriculation BoardAt least a D symbol on HG or  a C symbol on SG in the language of teaching and learningAt least a C symbol on HG or a B symbol on SG in Mathematics
    or
    An appropriate diploma
    or
    An appropriate higher certificate
    Applicants who do not meet the minimum Mathematics requirement indicated above, but who have a mark of between 50% and 59% (D symbol on HG), should still apply for this bachelor degree. Once you have applied, you will be redirected through the selection process to the extended bachelor degree curriculum 94 years) listed above. Alternatively, you may consider applying for a lower-level qualification, such as a higher certificate or diploma.

    Bachelor degrees (excluding BCom Law)

    MINIMUM REQUIREMENTSLANGUAGE REQUIREMENTMATHEMATICS REQUIREMENTADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
    A National Senior Certificate (NSC) with degree endorsement50% in the language of teaching and learningNoneNone
    A Senior Certificate (SC) with matriculation exemption or qualify for exemption from the Matriculation BoardAt least a D symbol on HG or a C symbol on SG in the language of teaching and learningNoneNone
    Applicants who do not comply with the above requirements for admission to the bachelor degree curriculum should consider applying for any diploma or higher certificates offered by the college.


    Diplomas

    MINIMUM REQUIREMENTSLANGUAGE REQUIREMENTMATHEMATICS REQUIREMENTADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
    A National Senior Certificate (NSC) with diploma endorsement50% in the language of teaching and learningNoneNone
    Applicants who do not comply with the above requirements for admission to diploma studies should consider applying for any of the higher certificates offered by the college.

    Higher Certificates

    MINIMUM REQUIREMENTSLANGUAGE REQUIREMENTMATHEMATICS REQUIREMENTADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
    A National Senior Certificate (NSC)30% in the language of teaching and learningNoneNone

    Identifying other study options if you don’t meet the admission requirements for your qualification of choice

    It may be that you do not meet the admission requirements for any qualification at Unisa. You now need to explore options to help you meet the admission requirements for your chosen qualification, or you could reconsider your career goals and how you will plan your career.

    Applying for credits from other higher education institutions

    Unisa may recognise previous learning from previous formal education. This will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Not all credits achieved at other institutions will count towards a Unisa qualification. Your request for exemption(s) will only be considered once we have received your completed DSAR04 form and a certified copy of an official academic record, a conduct certificate and, in some cases, the syllabus. In the case of international qualifications, SAQA evaluation and the syllabus are required. No exemptions will be finalised on an academic record during the application period.
    You must meet the admission requirements for the qualification for which you are applying for credits and/or exemptions. A maximum of 50% of the prescribed credits may be awarded in the form of credits and exemptions. No exemptions will be granted for Unisa’s signature modules. Unisa reserves the right to grant and/or decline applications for exemptions or credit transfers.

    I wrote matric before 2009. Do I qualify?

    If you do NOT hold a Senior Certificate with an endorsement indicating that you have been exempted from the matriculation requirement, please refer to the documents below to ascertain whether or not you are eligible to apply for admission to undergraduate degree studies (not applicable to students who wrote the National Senior Certificate examinations from 2008):

  • Details of George Whitefield College Application 2026/2027

    Details of George Whitefield College Application 2026/2027

    Our next academic year begins in January. The DEADLINE for submission of applications is prior to this, in mid-September. The sooner you apply, the better, as it takes time to process your application. Late applications will only be considered for South African students who have their own funding in full. Please do not send us your application form until ALL YOUR DOCUMENTS are ready for submission. We cannot process incomplete applications.

    Application

    To apply for our Bachelor of Theology degree programme, please download the following items.

    1. Application Form

    2. Reference Form

    You need to send these to your three nominated referee’s asking them to complete the forms and to return them directly to us (contact details are on the form). One of these forms must be completed by the minister of your church or another leader in the church, who is able to attest as to you spiritual standing, character, and suitability for Theological college.

    3. A Medical Certificate – you will need to get a doctor’s report using the attached form.

     

    Submission

    Please send the completed Application Form directly to the Assistant Registrar at GWC(Mrs Lulu Jampies at ljampies@gwc.ac.za), together with copies of your:

    • Academic qualifications (include transcripts)
    • ID Document / Passport
    • Baptism Certificate
    • A  Medical Certificate indicating your state of health
    • An autobiographical Essay (part of full application)

    Please note that there is a non-refundable Application Fee of ZAR200  which, on submitting the Application Form, must be paid to the College, and referenced with your surname followed by App Fee.

     

    Banking Details:
    Account Name: George Whitefield College
    Bank: Standard Bank
    Branch: Fish Hoek
    Branch Code: 0360090
    Account Number: 072100974
    Account Type: Business Checque
    S.W.I.F.T. SB-ZAZAJJ

     

    Once we have received you application, an interview will then be set up for you with our Principal, Rev. Mark Dickson, or a person nominated by him.

    The deadline for submission of applications is mid-September, but the sooner you apply the better as it does take some time to get everything in order. For non-South Africans, we advise early application since it can take several months to acquire a study permit from the South African government.

    Should you have looked at the Entrance Requirements and are still uncertain as to whether you qualify for entrance to GWC, please contact the Assistant Registrar, Mrs Lulu Jampies at ljampies@gwc.ac.za

    We hope all this information will help you as you prayerfully consider your options.