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  • Details Of Dihlabeng Regional Hospital Nursing School Application 2026/2027

    Dihlabeng Regional Hospital Nursing School Application 2026/2027

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  • 2026-2027 University of the Western Cape Online Application Form

    2026-2027 University of the Western Cape Online Application Form

    Applications ​Announcement: 2026-2027

    ​For more information as to which Programmes are still open for application for admission to the University in 2026-2027 please call the 

    UWC Contact Centre @ +27 21 959 3900/ 3901 

    Apply Online

    ​If you are applying for the first time, click here:

     New Application ​​

    If you are returning to complete or correct your application, click here:

     Edit Application

    Please note that your application will not be complete until you have entered “ACCEPT” after the Terms and Conditions section.

    Current Students: (Including returning students and new first year students)

    This site will allow you to view your selection status, results, academic history, student account and personal details.
    This site will also allow returning undergraduate and postgraduate students to register online.

    Click here to gain access

    Student Access

     

  • 2026/2027 Mangosuthu University of Technology MUT Online Application Form

    2026/2027 Mangosuthu University of Technology MUT Online Application Form

    2026/2027 Mangosuthu University of Technology MUT Online Application Form : To apply to the Mangosuthu University of Technology MUT, you need the documents below :

    1) A certified copy of the green bar coded ID

    2) Proof of payment of any relevant application fees

    3) Certified copy of grade 11 results and any latest grade 12 results

    For a full list of tips to remember before you apply, See Application Checklist. Applicants must check individual further requirements for each course and each tertiary institution. Please also be aware of NBTs and check with your university if you need NBT results to apply.

    FYI: South Africans learners wishing to apply online will need a working email address and an ID number. Foreign learners wishing to apply will need to have their passport number.

    Visit our homepage for available Apprenticeship, bursaries , scholarships, Graduate Programmes, internships, learnerships, jobs Traineeships and many more …

  • 2026/2027 Thekwini TVET College Online Application Form

    2026/2027 Thekwini TVET College Online Application Form

    2026/2027 Thekwini TVET College Online Application Form is available for download . Check the links below for the latest pdf version of the application form

    Contact Your respective Campus for Application Instructions.

    Scroll down for the contact Information.

    Thekwini TVET College has six campuses namely ASHERVILLE CAMPUS, CATO MANOR CAMPUS, CENTEC CAMPUS, MELBOURNE CAMPUS, SPRINGFIELD CAMPUS and UMBILO CAMPUS.

    Thekwini TVET College has a strong commitment to nation building and lead the province in terms of their outreach programs and  partnerships. The College is one of the first Colleges to pilot Learnerships in KZN and  Skills Unit involved in extensive training for SETAs and industry. Cato Manor Technical College, Durban Central Technical College and LC Johnson Technical College merged together to form Thekwini College, an accredited Public Further Education and Training Institution as per KZN GG No. 117 2002 published on 11 April 2002.  As a public, multi-purpose, nationally recognized provider, the College is managed and administered in accordance with regulations stipulated by the FETC Act, 2006 and by national education policy as determined by the Minister of Education.

    Their vision is to become a centre of excellence offering accredited, high quality cutting-edge technology training through multi-site campuses in collaboration with local, provincial, national and international partners.  Service provision is being tailored to meet the demands of the labour market and in particular to access Learnerships and NQF accredited skills training.  Strategic partnerships to access further education and training opportunities are being established with other TVET Providers, HE institutions, organized labour, the community, relevant government departments and non-governmental organizations, business and industry, SMME’s and SETAs.

    Programmes / Courses

  • NWU Academic Calendars (Yearbooks) and A-Rules

    NWU Academic Calendars (Yearbooks) and A-Rules

    Academic Administration Vaal Triangle Campus

    Academic Calendars/Yearbooks

    * A-Rules 2026

    2026 Academic Calendars for the Faculty of Economic Sciences and IT

    2026 Academic Calendars for the Faculty of Humanities

    2016 Academic Calendars for the Faculty of Economic Sciences and IT

    2016 Academic Calendars for the Faculty of Humanities

    * A-Rules 2015

    2015 Academic Calendars for the Faculty of Economic Sciences and IT

    2015 Academic Calendars for the Faculty of Humanities

    * A-Rules 2014

    2014 Academic Calendars for the Faculty of Economic Sciences and IT

    2014 Academic Calendars for the Faculty of Humanities

    * A-Rules 2013

    2013 Academic Calendars – Undergraduate:

    * A-Rules 2012

    2012 Academic Calendars – Undergraduate:

    2011 Academic Calendars:

  • Monash South Africa Important dates 2026

    Monash South Africa Important dates 2026

    This section outlines important dates including:

    • semester dates and holidays
    • important events and deadlines.

    Census dates calendar

    For overseas campus dates, see Australia and Malaysia.

    View important dates for 2016.

    January 2026

    03 Tue MSA reopens
    03 Tue Summer School B
    07 Sat Open day & Early Bird Enrolment
    09 Mon Enrolment details and fee statement for semester one (S1-01) emailed to Monash student email account
    14 Sat Open day & Early Bird Enrolment
    15 Sun Census date for teaching period: summer semester B (SSB-01). Penalty and teaching dates vary. To check the dates for your unit, refer to MSA website.
    21 Sat Open day & Early Bird Enrolment
    28 Sat Open day & Early Bird Enrolment
    30 Mon Exams (deferred and supplementary): begin for semester two (S2-01) 2016

    February 2026

    01 Wed Exchange applications to Monash Australia & Monash Malaysia for Semester 2 2026 deadline
    01 Wed Semester one (S1-01) for Master of International Business begins
    03 Fri Exams (deferred and supplementary): end for semester two (S2-01) 2016
    04 Sat Course Introduction for Intake 1 for Master of Business Administration
    04 Sat Open day & Early Bird Enrolment
    06 Mon Exams: begin for summer semester A (SSA-02) 2016 and summer semester B (SSB-01) 2026
    07 Tue Course Introduction for Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (PGDA)
    08 Wed Commencement for Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (PGDA)
    09 Thu Exams: end for summer semester A (SSA-02) 2016 and summer semester B (SSB-01) 2026
    11 Sat Open day & Early Bird Enrolment
    13 Mon Enrolments: begin for domestic and international students
    13 Mon Census date for teaching period: February (FEB-ZA-02).  Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees.
    13 Mon Fees due for returning students: semester one (S1-01)
    15 Wed Census date for teaching period: term 1 (T1-57) and trimester 1 (T1-58). Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees
    17 Fri Enrolments: end for domestic and international students
    17 Fri Results: released for deferred/supplementary for semester two 2016 (S2-01)
    18 Sat Open day
    20 Mon Orientation Week: begins
    21 Tue Allocate+ adjustment opens for semester one (S1-01)
    24 Fri Orientation Week: ends
    27 Mon Results: released for summer semester A (SSA-02) 2016 and summer semester B (SSB-01) 2026 and Term 4 (T4-57).
    27 Mon Semester one (S1-01) begins

    March 2026

    06 Mon Fees due for commencing students: for semester one (S1-01)
    10 Fri Last day to add on-campus semester one (S1-01) or full-year (FY-01) units
    10 Fri Allocate+ adjustment closes for semester one (S1-01)
    11 Sat Course Introduction for Intake 2 for Master of Business Administration
    19 Sun Census date for teaching period: March (MAR-ZA-02). Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees.
    21 Tue Public Holiday: Human Rights Day (MSA closed)
    31 Fri Last day to discontinue semester one (S1-01) units without ‘withdrawn’ showing on academic record
    31 Fri Census date for teaching period: semester one (S1-01). Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees

    April 2026

    08 Sat Graduation ceremony: South Africa
    14 Fri Mid-semester break: begins
    14 Fri Public holiday: Good Friday (MSA closed)
    17 Mon Public holiday: Family Day (MSA closed)
    21 Fri Mid-semester break: ends
    24 Mon Exam timetable published: for semester one (S1-01) in the Web Enrolment System (WES)
    27 Thu Public holiday: Freedom Day (MSA closed)
    30 Sun MSA bursary & scholarship applications for semester two (S2-01) close
    30 Sun Census date for teaching period: April (APR-ZA-02), full-year (FY-01), full-year (extended) (FY-32) and term 2 (T2-57). Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees

    May 2026

    01 Mon Public holiday: Workers Day (MSA closed)
    01 Mon Exchange applications for partner universities Semester 1 2026 due
    01 Mon Last day to discontinue semester one (S1-01) units with ‘withdrawn’ showing on academic record. Units discontinued after this date will show as a ‘withdrawn fail’
    26 Fri Semester one (S1-01) ends
    26 Fri Last day to discontinue semester one (S1-01) units with ‘withdrawn fail’ on academic record. Units cannot be discontinued after this date.
    29 Mon Swot Vac: begins

    June 2026

    02 Fri Swot Vac: ends
    04 Sun Census date for teaching period: May (MAY-ZA-02).  Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees.
    05 Mon Exams: begin for semester one (S1-01)
    12 Mon Enrolment details and fee statement for semester one (S2-01) emailed to Monash student email account
    16 Fri Public holiday: Youth Day (MSA closed)
    23 Fri Exams: end for semester one (S1-01)
    30 Fri Census date for teaching period: trimester 2 (T2-58). Last day to discontinue units in this teaching periods without incurring fees
    30 Fri Census date for teaching period: winter (WS-01). Penalty and teaching dates vary. To check the dates for your unit, refer to MSA website.

    July 2026

    10 Mon Results: released for semester one (S1-01)
    10 Mon Enrolments: begin for domestic and international students
    14 Fri Enrolments: end for domestic and international students
    15 Sat Course Introduction for Intake 3 for Master of Business Administration
    17 Mon Fees due for returning students: semester two (S2-01)
    17 Mon Mid-year Orientation Week: begins
    18 Tue Allocate+ adjustment opens for semester Two (S2-01)
    19 Wed Exam timetable published: (deferred and supplementary) for summer semester A (SSA-02) 2016, summer semester B (SSB-01) 2026 and semester one (S1-01) in the Web Enrolment System (WES)
    21 Fri Mid-year Orientation Week: ends
    23 Sun Census date for teaching period: July (JUL-ZA-02).  Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees.
    24 Mon Semester two (S2-01) begins

    August 2026

    01 Tue Last day to discontinue full-year (FY-01) units with ‘withdrawn’ showing on academic record. Units discontinued after this date will show as a ‘fail’
    04 Fri Allocate+ adjustment closes for semester Two (S2-01)
    04 Fri Last day to add on-campus semester two (S2-01) units
    07 Mon Fees due for commencing students: for semester two (S2-01)
    07 Mon Exams (deferred and supplementary): begin for summer semester A (SSA-02) 2016, summer semester B (SSB-01) 2026 and semester one (S1-01)
    09 Wed Public holiday: National Women’s Day (MSA closed)
    11 Fri Exams (deferred and supplementary): end for summer semester A (SSA-02) 2016, summer semester B (SSB-01) 2026 and semester one (S1-01)
    19 Sat Course Introduction for Intake 4 for Master of Business Administration
    21 Mon Last day to discontinue semester two (S2-01) units without ‘withdrawn’ showing on academic record
    23 Wed Results (deferred and supplementary exams): released for summer semester A (SSA-02) 2016, summer semester B (SSB-01) 2026 and semester one (S1-01)
    27 Sun Census date for teaching period: August (AUG-ZA-02). Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees.
    31 Thu Census date for teaching period: semester two (S2-01) and term 3 (T3-57). Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees.

    September 2026

    01 Thur Exchange applications to Monash Australia & Monash Malaysia for Semester 1 2026 deadline
    18 Mon Exam timetable published: for semester two (S2-01) in the Web Enrolment System (WES)
    24 Sun Public Holiday: Heritage (MSA closed)
    25 Mon Public Holiday: Holiday as Heritage Day falls on a Sunday (MSA closed)
    25 Mon Mid-semester break: begins
    25 Mon Last day to discontinue semester two (S2-01) units with ‘withdrawn’ showing on academic record. Units discontinued after this date will show as ‘withdrawn fail’
    29 Fri Mid-semester break: ends
    30 Sat Census date for teaching period:  trimester 3 (T3-58). Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees.

    October 2026

    09 Mon Re-enrolment (timely): begins for 2026
    20 Fri Last day to discontinue semester two (S2-01) and full year (FY-01) units with ‘withdrawn fail’ showing on academic record. Units cannot be discontinued after this date
    20 Fri Semester two (S2-01) and full year (FY-01) ends.
    23 Mon Swot Vac: begins
    27 Fri Swot Vac: ends
    30 Mon Exams: begin for semester two (S2-01)
    31 Tue Census date for teaching period: term 4 (T4-57). Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees.

    November 2026

    02 Wed Exams: begin for Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting
    07 Mon Exams: end for Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting
    12 Sun Census date for teaching period: November (NOV-ZA-02). Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees.
    15 Wed MSA bursary & scholarship applications for semester one 2026 (S1-01) close
    15 Wed Exchange applications for partner universities Semester 2 2026 due
    17 Fri Exams: end for semester two (S2-01)
    24 Fri Re-enrolment (timely): ends for 2026
    25 Sat Re-enrolment (late): begins for 2026. A late fee will apply
    30 Thu Census date for teaching period: October (OCT-ZA-02).Last day to discontinue units in these teaching periods without incurring fees.

    December 2026

    04 Mon Results: released for semester two (S2-01)
    08 Fri Re-enrolment (late): end for 2026
    08 Fri Exam timetable published: for summer semester A (SSA-02) 2026 and summer semester B (SSB-01) 2026 in the Web Enrolment System (WES)
    16 Sat Public Holiday: Day of Reconciliation (MSA closed)
    18 Mon Exam timetable published: (deferred and supplementary) for semester two (S2-01) 2026 in the Web Enrolment System (WES)
    22 Fri MSA closed
    31 Sun Census date for teaching period: summer A (SSA-02). Penalty and teaching dates vary. To check the dates for your unit, refer to MSA website.

  • University of the Western Cape Online Application Form

    University of the Western Cape Online Application Form

    If you are applying for the first time, click here:

     NEW APPLICATION ​​

    If you are returning to complete or correct your application, click here:

     EDIT APPLICATION

    Please note that your application will not be complete until you have entered “ACCEPT” after the Terms and Conditions section.

    Current Students: (Including returning students and new first year students)

    This site will allow you to view your selection status, results, academic history, student ACCOUNT and personal details.
    This site will also allow returning undergraduate and postgraduate students to register online.

    Click here to gain access

    STUDENT ACCESS

    Pay Online

    Pay your fees here

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  • 2026/2027 Tshwane North TVET College Online Application Form

    2026/2027 Tshwane North TVET College Online Application Form

    2026/2027 Tshwane North TVET College Online Application Form is available for download. Click on the link below to download the latest pdf version of TNC application form

    Click here to Download 2026 Tshwane North TVET College Online Application Form

    The following Modes of Delivery are offered:

    1. Full Time Mode: All NATED (Report 191 ) Programmes

    Full time classes will be offered to students to enrol for all four subjects (new students) or a minimum of three subjects for students who progress to the next level. If a student failed one or two subjects, he/she may enrol for the subject/s on a full time mode with a pre-requisite year mark and exam mark.

    1. Saturday Mode of Delivery to employed people only (not distance)

    This mode is offered to employed students on Saturdays. This mode of delivery does not allow for the same number of contact sessions as its full-time equivalent. Proof of employment must be provided.

    The following courses will be offered on Saturdays.

    Business studies:

    • Business Management
    • Financial Management
    • Human Resources Management
    • Legal Secretary
    • Management Assistant
    • Marketing Management
    • Public Management
    • Public Relations

    Engineering Studies

    • Civil Engineering
    • Electrical Engineering
    • Mechanical Engineering

    Contact Sessions:

    Theory classes – 6 contact sessions.

    Practical classes- 10 contact sessions.

    Duration of Classes:

    Saturdays from 08:00-14:00

    Class fees: Business Studies (Saturday classes)

    Theoretical subjects: (non- computer subjects) R875.00 per subject.

    Computer subjects: R1 175.00 per subject.

    Class fees: Engineering Studies (Saturday Classes)

    R850.00 per subject

    Please note: Students also have to buy their own text books.

    Please note:  National Certificates (Vocational) programmes will not be offered.

    Please note:  Art and Design, Hospitality, Clothing Production and Tourism will be not offered.

    1. Examination Only Mode of Delivery (ONLY FOR THEORY SUBJECTS) R200.00 per subject

    Enrolment period:  with every Semester and Trimester

    Examination only is only applicable for enrolled Tshwane North TVET College students who didn’t pass one or two subjects during the previous examination but received a percentage between 30% and 39% for the subject and has a valid year mark.

    By registering for Exam only students will prepare on their own. This mode of delivery is for students who are confident that they can pass without the guidance and assistance of a lecturer. Enrolment for this mode will be done on respective campuses.

    1. Supplementary examination

    Supplementary examination (Only for NCV) Enrolment Jan – of every Academic year

    Students that want to enrol for supplementary examination must do so at their respective campuses. All NC (V) level 2, 3 and 4 students are eligible to enrol for Supplementary examinations in their respective selected failed subjects.

    It is still the responsibility of these candidates to enrol for the November examination before the stipulated enrolment date. Fees R200.00 per subject.

  • Walter Sisulu University Admission Requirements

    Walter Sisulu University Admission Requirements

    Admission into undergraduate programmes

    For all Bachelor’s Degree programmes, only applicants whose National Senior Certificate (NSC) results indicate that the learner has met the requirements for admission into Bachelor’s Degree, that is Bachelors’ endorsement, may be admitted. In the case of the old Senior Certificate, only applicants with a Matriculation Exemption endorsement will be considered for admission.

    Admission Point System (APS)

    The Education programme endeavours to use a point system for admissions. The achievement levels are then translated into points for each NSC subject. Points will be used to calculate the total Admission Point Score (APS).

    • The minimum APS required for likely admission into Diploma programmes (ND ABET and ULME) shall be 20.

    • The minimum APS required for a Bachelor’s degree is 26.

    The Education Admissions Committee considered the administration of admission point score as proposed by HESA. The Committee appreciates the breakdown made in the achievement levels as this advantages a student whose performance is better than others.

    On the basis of the HESA proposal the points will be awarded as in the following example:

    NSC percentage per subject points 

    NSC percentage per subject

    Points

    91%

    8.1

    86%

    7.6

    82%

    7.2

    79%

    6.9

    64%

    5.4

    55%

    4.5

    43%

    3.3

    39%

    2.9

    31%

    2.1

    30%

    2.0

    29%

    1.9

    28%

    1.8

    27%

    1.7

    26%

    1.6

    25%

    1.5

    The purpose of the above split will assist departments in admitting students according to their performance as opposed to the previous point system where a learner who scores 70% and the one who scores 79% would both attain 6 points.

    It should be noted that the above scoring system excludes Life Orientation and Mathematical Literacy. Points for these two are allocated as follows:

    NSC percentage per subject points

     

    NSC percentage per subject

    Points

    90-100%

    5

    80-89%

    4

    70-79%

    3

    60-79%

    2

    40-49%

    0

    30-39%

    0

     0-29%

    0

     

    Admission requirements per programme

     

    Programme Campus Minimum requirements for matriculation Minimum requirements for NSC
    University Licenciate in Music Education (ULME) Mthatha: NMD Senior Certificate with symbol E-S and Grade VTheory Certificate from any recognised Music Institution e.g UNISA, Trinity College and the Associated Board of the Royal School of Music.Students who did not study Music at High School will be subjected to interviews/auditions. NSC rating of at least 3 (40 –49%) for Music (students who have done and at Grade 12) and at least 4 (50 – 59%) for any other school subject to be taken as a major. Students who did not study Music at High School will be subjected to interviews/auditions.
    National Diploma(ABET) Butterworth:IbikaMthatha:Zamukulungisa A Senior certificate with E (HG) and D (SG) in English and a pass in any other three/four school subject. NSC rating of at least 3 (40 – 49%) for any of the following subjects: History, geography, Agriculture, Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences.
    B Ed (FET) Humanities Mthatha: NMD Senior certificate inHumanities with at leasttwo subjects with E(HG) and two subjectswith D (SG) and a passin any other two schoolsubjects. NSC achievement rating of at least 4 (50 – 59%) for any four NSC Subjects, two of which should be taken asMajors for the programme.NCS rating of at least 5 (60 – 69%) for English if it is to be taken as a Major subject and NSC rating of at least 3 (40 – 49%) if not to be taken as a Major, which is the language of learning and teaching at WSU and a pass in any other school subject.
    B Ed FET Natural Sciences Mthatha: NMD Senior certificate with Matriculation Exemption.At least E (HG) or D (SG)in Mathematics and in any other two Science Subjects and a pass in any other two or three school subjects. NSC achievement rating of at least 4 (50 – 59%) for Mathematics and 4 (50 – 59%) for either Life Sciences or Physical Sciences provided one of them will not be taken as a major. The one that will not be taken as a major may be 3 (40 – 49%). A requirement for all the majors is at least 4 (50- 59%). NSC rating of at least 3 (40 – 49%) for English which is the language of learning and teaching at WSU and a pass in any other two or three school subjects.
    B Ed (FET) EMS  Butterworth:IbikaMthatha:NMD andZamukulungisa Senior certificate with Matriculation Exemption.At least two subjects with E (HG) and two subjects with D (SG) in any of the Business, Commerce and Management Science field and a pass in any other one or two school subjects NSC achievement rating of at least 4 (50 – 59%) in any four NSC subjects, at least two from BCM Learning Field, or Computer Applications Technology. NSC rating of at least 3 (40 – 49%) for English which is the language of learning and teaching at WSU and a pass in any other school subject.
    B Ed (FET) Consumer Sciences  Mthatha:Zamukulungisa Senior certificate with Matriculation Exemption.At least two subjects with E (HG) and two subjects with D (SG) from Consumer Studies, Hospitality Studies, Tourism, Home Economics and Needlework and Clothing and a pass in any other one or two school subjects. NSC achievement rating of at least 4 (50 – 59%) in any four NSC subjects, two of which should be from the Service Learning Field (Consumer Studies, Hospitality Studies, Tourism, Home Economics and Needlework and Clothing) and are to be taken as Majors for the programme. NSC rating of at least 3 (40 – 49%) for English which is the language of learning and teaching at WSU and a pass in any other school subject.
    B Ed Technical Education  Butterworth:Ibika Matriculation Exemption.At least two subjects with E (HG) and two subjects with D (SG) in the approved Technical subjects (Mechanical Technology, Civil Technology, Electrical Technology, EGD) and a pass in any other one or two school subjects. Senior certificate with NSC achievement rating of at least 4 (50 – 59%) in any four NSC subjects, which should include Physical Sciences, at least 3 (40 – 49%) for Mathematics. Applicants with at least 4 (50-59%) in two or more of the approved Technical subjects (Mechanical Technology, Civil Technology, Electrical Technology and EGD) will receive first preference. NSC rating of at least 3 (40 – 49%) for English which is the language of learning and teaching at WSU and a pass in any other two or three school subjects.
    B Ed FET Arts and Culture  Mthatha: NMD Senior certificate with Matriculation Exemption.At least two subjects with E (HG) and two subjects with D (SG) from the Arts and Culture Learning Field and a pass in any other two school subjects. NSC achievement rating of at least 4 (50 – 59%) in any four NSC subjects, one of which should be taken as a Major with Music for the programme. If English is taken as a major, it should be at least at level 5. NSC rating of at least 3 (40 – 49%) for English which is the language of learning and teaching at WSU and a pass in any other school subject.
    Bachelor of Social Science  Mthatha: NMD Senior certificate with at least two E (HG) in and two D (SG) in school subjects. NSC achievement rating of at least 4 (50 – 59%) for any four NSC Subjects. In the event that English is not one of the four NSC subjects a rating of at least 3 (40 – 49%) for English (if not to be taken as a Major) is required, which is the language of learning and teaching at WSU. If English is taken as a major, it should at least be at level 5.

     

    PROGRAMME CAMPUS MINIMUM

    Admission of FET college students

    Diploma: the minimum admission requirement is a National Certificate (Vocational) Level 4 issued by Council for General and Further Education and Training. A student must have achieved at least 40% in three fundamental subjects including English and at least 50% in three compulsory vocational subjects.

    Bachelor’s Degree: the minimum admission requirement is a National Certificate (Vocational) Level 4 issued by Council for General and Further Education and Training. A student must have achieved at least 50% in three fundamental subjects including English and at least 60% in four compulsory vocational subjects.

     

  • Oval Education International Admission Requirements

    Oval Education International Admission Requirements

    Contact us for application information

    Durban

    27 Joe Slovo Street
    Tel: 031 305 6192
    Alt Tel: 086 024 2000

    Pietermaritzburg

    218 Berg Street / 211 Pietermaritz Street
    Tel: 033 345 2984

    Johannesburg

    23 Jamissen Street
    1st Floor, Braamfontein Centre
    Tel: 011 403 1151

    Cape Town

    71 Burg Street
    Tel: 021 426 5135

    Higher Education & Training

    Science & Technology

    Diploma in Information Technology

        Applications Development and Networking (NQF 6)
        Internet Development and Networking (NQF 6)

    Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

    Management Sciences

    Bachelor of Commerce

        Marketing and Financial Management (NQF 7)
        Marketing and Human Resource Management (NQF 7)
        Human Resource Management and Financial Management (NQF 7)
        Marketing Management (NQF 7)
        Human Resource Management (NQF 7)
        Financial Management (NQF 7)

    Diploma in Management

        Marketing and Financial Management (NQF 6)
        Marketing and Human Resource Management (NQF 6)
        Human Resource Management and Financial Management (NQF 6)
        Marketing Management (NQF 6)
        Human Resource Management (NQF 6)
        Financial Management (NQF 6)

    Diploma in Public Relations

    Hospitality & Tourism

    Bachelor of Commerce: Travel and Tourism
    Certificate in Computers and Management
        Marketing Management Stream (NQF 5)
        Human Resources Stream (NQF 5)
        Travel and Tourism Stream (NQF 5)
        Information Technology Stream (NQF 5)
    Diploma in Travel and Tourism