Tshwane TVET College – Your Guide to 2026 Admissions

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Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges play a key role in South Africa’s higher education landscape by providing practical, career-focused training that prepares students for the workplace or further study. In the Tshwane area of Gauteng Province, students can choose from two major public TVET institutions: Tshwane South TVET College and Tshwane North TVET College. Both colleges offer a wide range of programmes designed to build skills that are highly valued by employers across many industries.

What Tshwane TVET Colleges Are

Tshwane North TVET College

Tshwane North TVET College also serves students in the greater Tshwane region, with campuses such as Mamelodi, Pretoria, Rosslyn, Soshanguve North, Soshanguve South, and Temba. Like other TVET institutions, it focuses on equipping learners with the technical skills needed in sectors like engineering, business studies, hospitality, and more.

Together, these colleges help address youth unemployment by giving learners practical qualifications and opportunities for employment, self-employment, or further study.

Programmes You Can Study in 2026

Tshwane North TVET College

Tshwane North’s courses vary by campus and include examples such as:

• Business and commercial studies (N4–N6)

• Engineering and technical trades

• Hospitality and tourism

• Safety and community services

• IT and computer science programmes

Each programme has its own entry requirements, which usually relate to Grade 12 results, subject requirements, or earlier vocational learning.

How to Apply for 2026

Application Process

At both Tshwane South and Tshwane North TVET Colleges, you can apply online through the official college website or get help at a campus if you need support to complete your application.

Typical steps include:

1. Visit the college website and locate the online application portal.

2. Create an account with your email and ID number.

3. Complete all the required fields, including personal details and chosen programme.

4. Upload required documents, usually including:

   • South African ID or passport

   • Grade 12 certificate or statement of results

   • Proof of residence (if requested)
     All documents generally need to be uploaded in PDF format.

Once your application has been submitted, the college will review it and notify you by SMS or email if you are successful and invited to register.

There is no application fee, and applying early increases your chances of securing a space.

Important Dates for 2026

Tshwane North TVET College

• Registration for new students: Early January 2026 (for example, 6–9 January).

• Registration for returning students: A later window like 13–16 January 2026.

• Late applications open until 31 January 2026

Always check the official college website or prospectus for the most accurate schedule, as dates can change from year to year.

Funding and Financial Aid

Many students apply for NSFAS (National Student Financial Aid Scheme) funding to cover tuition, accommodation, and allowances while studying at a TVET college. NSFAS support must be applied for separately at www.nsfas.org.za, and approval does not automatically guarantee a college placement — you still need to secure admission and register within the official dates.

Tips for Prospective Students

• Apply early: Programme spaces fill up quickly, especially in engineering, IT, business, and hospitality fields.

• Prepare your documents: Ensure all required documents are correctly formatted and ready before you apply.

• Check entry requirements: Some courses require specific subject passes or a minimum APS (Admission Point Score).

• Monitor communication: Colleges will contact you via SMS or email about your application and registration status.

• Seek help if needed: Visit a campus admissions office if you have questions about the application or supporting documents.

Business Studies (N4–N6) (OPEN for Part Time Students 2026)

Minimum Admission Requirements (N4–N6)

Applicants must meet one of the following general entry requirements:

• NC(V) Level 4 in Business and Utility Studies, or

• Passed Grade 12 (Matric), or

• NC(V) Level 4, plus any additional programme-specific requirements outlined below.

Available Programmes and Selection Criteria

1. Management Assistant (Full-time)

   • Minimum 40% in English

   • A minimum of 30% in Computer or Typing-related subjects will be considered an added advantage

2. Financial Management (Full-time)

   • Minimum 40% in English

   • Minimum 30% in Accounting

3. Art and Design (Full-time)

   • Minimum 50% in English

4. Public Relations (Full-time)

   • Minimum 50% in English

   • A minimum of 30% in Computer or Typing-related subjects will be an added advantage

5. Clothing Production (Full-time)

   • Minimum 50% in English

6. Tourism (Full-time)

   • Minimum 50% in English

   • Minimum 50% in Tourism

   • Minimum 30% in Accounting, Mathematics, or Mathematical Literacy

7. Hospitality and Catering Services (Full-time)

   • Minimum 40% in English

   • Minimum 40% in Consumer Studies, Home Economics, or Hospitality Studies

8. Public Management (Full-time)

   • Minimum 40% in English

   • A minimum of 30% in any Business Studies-related subject will be an added advantage

9. Legal Secretary (Full-time)

   • Minimum 40% in English

   • A minimum of 30% in Computer or Typing-related subjects will be considered an added advantage

10. Business Management (Full-time)

    • Minimum 40% in English

    • Minimum 30% in Accounting

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