Tshwane South TVET College
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Tshwane South TVET (TSC) has five campuses located in the southern parts of the Tshwane metropolis. Tshwane South TVET offers vocational courses in a variety of fields at each of its campuses, and it facilitates distance and part-time learning.
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There is no application fee
Qualification Cost Range per Annum
In general, tuition costs at Tshwane South ranges anywhere from +-R1 000 to +-R20 000.
Fees change every year. Confirm the current fees with the institution before you apply.
Candidates wishing to apply to Tshwane South TVET College can apply online. Alternatively, you can follow the steps below:
Step 1: Get your application form.
You will be able to get an application form at one of the following campuses:
Head Office:
85 Francis Baard (formerly known as Schoeman Street)
Atteridgeville Campus:
5 Khoza Street
ATTERIDGEVILLE
Centurion Campus:
Tek Base
College Street
LYTTELTON
0140
Odi Campus:
Molefe Makinta Highway (Formerly known as Lucas Mangope Highway)
Opposite Morula Sun Casino
Stand No. 5218
0190
Step 2: Complete your application form in full.
Step 3: Attach all supporting documents.
Please note: It’s important for you to have certified copies as well as your original documents with you. All certified documents may not be older than 3 months.
Step 4: Some campuses may offer student accommodation.
Remember to ask about this on campus should you need accommodation.
The TVET college offers a wide variety of undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications that fit into the following categories:
- National Certificate (Vocational
- 191 Nated Courses
- General Studies
- Utility Services
Registration starts in the second week of January.
Late Applications are not accepted. However, for many of the courses you are able to begin your course at the beginning of each term so applications to these courses are open throughout the year.