Ehlanzeni TVET College is a leading public technical and vocational education training institution located in Mpumalanga Province, serving communities across the Ehlanzeni District Municipality. The college is committed to providing accessible, quality vocational education that prepares learners for the workforce and entrepreneurship. As a NSFAS-eligible institution, Ehlanzeni TVET College ensures that financial constraints do not prevent deserving students from accessing technical education.
With multiple campuses strategically positioned throughout Mpumalanga, the college offers NCV (National Certificate Vocational) programs and Report 191 engineering qualifications designed to meet industry demands. The college combines theoretical knowledge with practical training, ensuring graduates are employment-ready.
The institution serves thousands of students annually through comprehensive skills development programs and workplace-integrated learning. Whether you aspire to become an engineer, electrician, artisan, or business professional, Ehlanzeni TVET College provides the pathway to achieve your career goals.
Ehlanzeni TVET College welcomes applications for the 2026 academic year. Late applications for N4 programs close on 18 January 2026. Students who have received provisional acceptance must bring their final Grade 12 results to their chosen campus from 2 February 2026.
For the specialized Battery Based Domestic Energy System Mounters Skills Programme at the Mbombela Campus, applications close on 9 March 2026 at 15h00, with only 30 positions available.
To qualify for NCV programs, applicants must have passed Grade 9. For Report 191 N1 and N4 entry, a National Senior Certificate (NSC) or equivalent qualification is required. Early application is recommended as popular programs often reach capacity before closing date.
Ehlanzeni TVET College offers affordable tuition fees making technical education accessible. Tuition fees typically range from R1,400 to R32,000 annually, depending on the program and level. Most NCV and Report 191 programs fall within the R15,000 to R25,000 annual fee range.
Students must provide an initial deposit of 20% of total course fees at registration. Additional costs may include safety equipment, tools, materials, and project resources for engineering programs.
Financial Aid: Most students qualify for NSFAS funding, which can cover tuition fees and provide monthly living allowances of R3,000 to R5,500.
To gain admission for the 2026 intake, applicants must meet specific educational prerequisites. NCV and Report 191 N1 programs require successful completion of Grade 9. Applicants must demonstrate competency in core subjects.
For Report 191 N4 and higher levels, a National Senior Certificate (NSC) from Grade 12 is required. The college also welcomes learners from ABET programs and career changers. The Pre-Vocational Learning Program (PLP) provides an entry pathway for students who may not meet standard admission criteria.
All applicants must be South African citizens and submit identity documents, educational transcripts, and proof of residence. The college is committed to inclusive education and welcomes students with diverse educational backgrounds.
Ehlanzeni TVET College operates multiple strategically located campuses throughout Mpumalanga Province. The Nelspruit Campus (Mbombela) serves as the primary location with the Corporate Centre at 29 Bell Street. Barberton Campus offers comprehensive engineering programs at 3074 General Street.
Mapulaneng Campus is situated in Bushbuckridge Local Municipality, serving rural learners. Mthimba Campus, 43km from Nelspruit, currently serves 430 students. Kanyamazane Campus hosts 502 students specializing in NCV and Report 191 Engineering.
Additional campuses include Mlumati, Mashishing, and other strategic locations. All campuses are equipped with modern facilities, qualified instructors, and support services. Whether you choose Nelspruit for comprehensive facilities or a community campus for local accessibility, Ehlanzeni TVET College ensures consistent academic standards across all locations.
Applying to Ehlanzeni TVET College is straightforward and can be completed online or in person via the online application portal on the college website.
To apply, you will need: (1) Your Identity Document or passport, (2) Grade 9 or Grade 12 educational transcripts, (3) Contact details, (4) Your chosen program preferences. Late applications for N4 programs are currently open and close on 18 January 2026.
For personalized guidance, visit your nearest Ehlanzeni TVET College campus or contact the main office at the Nelspruit Corporate Centre. The admissions team is available to answer questions about program selection, entry requirements, and financial aid opportunities.
Corporate Centre (Nelspruit): 29 Bell Street, Mbombela 1200 | Phone: 013 752 7105 | Email: info@ehlanzenicollege.co.za | Postal: Private Bag X11297, Nelspruit 1200
Barberton Campus: 3074 General Street, Barberton 1300 | Phone: 013 880 2008 | Email: Fmahlalela@ehlanzeniCollege.co.za
Kanyamazane Campus: Ligogote Road, Kanyamazane 1214 | 502 students | NCV and Report 191 Engineering
Mthimba Campus: 43km from Nelspruit | 430 students | Contact via Corporate Centre
Visit the college’s official website for online applications. Student support services include academic mentoring, career guidance, and counseling.
Ehlanzeni TVET College offers NCV (National Certificate Vocational) and Report 191 (NATED) engineering programs. The NCV Programme consists of three-year courses leading to a National Certificate Vocational qualification. Report 191 programs run from N1 through N6 levels.
Specific programs include Civil Engineering and Construction, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Financial Management, Management Assistant, and specialized skills programs such as the Battery Based Domestic Energy System Mounters Programme.
The college also offers a Pre-Vocational Learning Program (PLP), a one-year foundational course for students who do not meet NCV entry requirements.
Ehlanzeni TVET College is NSFAS-eligible, meaning most deserving students can access government funding to cover tuition costs and living expenses. The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) provides financial assistance to students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
NSFAS Eligibility: Household annual income must be below R350,000. All SASSA grant recipients automatically qualify. You must be enrolled in an NCV or Report 191 program. NSFAS applications for 2026/2027 are open from 21 November 2026 to 31 January 2027.
NSFAS Support: Approved students receive monthly living allowances of R3,000 to R5,500, and NSFAS covers approved tuition fees in full. Students should apply directly through the NSFAS website or visit the college for guidance.