Northern Cape Urban TVET College is a public technical and vocational education institution located in Kimberley, Northern Cape Province. Established to provide quality vocational education, the college plays a vital role in developing skilled professionals across multiple industries.
As a government-funded TVET college, Northern Cape Urban TVET College delivers comprehensive training in National Certificate (Vocational) qualifications, Report 191 programs, and specialized skills development initiatives. The institution equips students with practical, industry-relevant competencies.
The college serves students from across the Northern Cape province and beyond, offering diverse programs designed to meet employer needs and support South Africa’s economic development goals.
Applications for 2026 programs open in November 2025. Final applications typically close in December 2025 or January 2026. A mandatory competency placement test must be completed before application review.
Academic Year Start: January/February 2026. Mid-Year Assessment: June 2026. Academic Year End: November 2026.
For the most current information about 2026 dates, visit the official website or contact admissions at 053 839 2060.
Northern Cape Urban TVET College maintains affordable fee structures with different amounts depending on qualification level and program type. NCV students, NATED (Report 191) students, and Certificate students may have varying fee schedules.
The college offers flexible fee payment methods. Detailed fee schedules and cost breakdowns are available through the official college portal.
Financial assistance is available through NSFAS and other bursary programs, making quality vocational training accessible to deserving students.
Grade 9 (or equivalent) is the minimum entry for most NCV Level 2 programs. Grade 10 or Grade 12 is typically required for NATED (Report 191) programs. For Engineering programs, Grade 10 Mathematics is mandatory. NATED Business Studies requires passing Matric with Accounting, Business Studies, or related subjects.
Required documents: completed application form, certified copy of ID or passport, latest school results or academic transcript, valid email address. All new applicants must complete a mandatory online competency placement test.
The competency placement test helps the college guide you toward programs where you are most likely to succeed.
Northern Cape Urban TVET College offers a comprehensive range of vocational and technical programs. These include NCV (National Certificate Vocational) Level 2, 3, and 4 qualifications, Report 191 (NATED) Programs (N1-N6) in Engineering and Technical Studies, Skills Development Programs, and specialized certificates.
Program areas include Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical, Motor Mechanics, Welding), Business Studies (Office Administration, Accounting, Marketing, Management), and Public Management and Utility Studies.
All programs combine theoretical classroom learning with practical hands-on training, ensuring students develop real-world competencies valued by employers.
Northern Cape Urban TVET College is NSFAS eligible. To qualify for NSFAS funding: be a South African citizen; have combined household annual income of R350,000 or less (or R600,000 for students with disabilities); be enrolled in an NCV or Report 191 program. Returning students must demonstrate satisfactory academic progress.
Additional funding options include college-based bursaries and scholarships, DHET grants, corporate sponsorships from local businesses, and skills development grants from SETAs.
For detailed NSFAS application information and other funding opportunities, contact the college’s financial aid office or visit www.nsfas.org.za.
Northern Cape Urban TVET College operates multiple campuses across Kimberley. Phatsimang Campus: John Daka Street, Ghaleshewe, Kimberley, 8345. Phone: (053) 802-4730. Programs: Business Studies, Human Resources, Marketing, Management, Office Administration.
City Campus: Central Business District, Kimberley. Programs: Finance, Office Administration, Public Management, Business Studies. Easy public transport access. Moremogolo Campus: Kimberley. Programs: Engineering Studies, Report 191 (NATED), Electrical, Mechanical, Motor Mechanics, Welding.
Each campus is equipped with modern facilities, laboratories, and workshops. Verify which campus offers your preferred program before applying. Contact 053 839 2060 for campus information.
Applying to Northern Cape Urban TVET College is straightforward through the online application portal. Steps: (1) Visit www.ncutvet.edu.za; (2) Click “Apply Online”; (3) Register with a valid email; (4) Complete the application form; (5) Upload certified copies of ID and academic results; (6) Take the mandatory competency placement test; (7) Submit your application; (8) Track your status through the portal.
The 2026 application deadline typically falls in December 2025 or January 2026. Early submission is recommended.
For assistance, contact the admissions team at 053 839 2060.
Central Office Phone: 053 839 2060. Website: www.ncutvet.edu.za. Location: Kimberley, Northern Cape Province, South Africa.
When contacting the college, be prepared to discuss your academic background, career interests, and program preferences. The admissions staff provides personalized guidance to help you select the right program.
Check the official website for specific department email addresses and campus-specific contact details.