Theme for TNC for 2015: Make it happen! Training College operating under the auspices of the Department of Higher Education and Training. ... Pongola in a village called Msuzwaneni

TSHWANE NORTH TVET COLLEGE1

Theme for TNC for 2015: Make it happen!



PLEASE STRICTLY NO CASH SHOULD BE GIVEN TO ANY STAFF MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE OR ANY OTHER PERSON UPON REGISTRATION.

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Course offerings are subject to change. The College reserves the right to only offer courses that are justified by student numbers. The College reserves the right to move a programme/course offering to other campuses without prior notification.



TABLE OF CONTENT

Vision, Mission And Values 3Summarisesd Overview 4Logo Symbolism 5Chairperson College Council 6From The Principal’s Desk 7A Success Story 8Directions To TNC Campuses 9-10General Information 11-13DHET TVET College Bursary Scheme 14TNC Programme Offering 15DHET TVET College Attendance Policy 16The National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) Qualification 17-18 Admission Requirements For Level 2: Grade 9 Higher Pass 19 Electrical Infrastructure Construction 20-21 Engineering And Related Design 22-23 Civil Engineering And Building Construction 24-25 Information Technology And Computer Science 26-27 Finance, Economics And Accounting 28 Management 29 Marketing 30 Office Administration 31-32 Hospitality 33 Tourism 34 Safety In Society 35N1 – N6 Engineering Studies 36 Civil Engineering 37 Mechanical Engineering 38 Electrical Engineering (Heavy Current) 39 Electrical Engineering (Light Current) 40N4-N6 Business Studies 41 Financial Management 42 Human Resource Management 43 Management Assistant 44 Marketing Management 45 Public Relations 46 Public Management 47 Art and Design 48 Tourism 49 Hospitality 50 Clothing Production 51 Legal Secretary 52 Other Occupational and Skills Courses 53Short Skills 54-64Distance Courses 65Notes 66-67

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VISION, MISSION AND VALUES

Vision

To be a responsive leader in TVET that addresses global socio-economic demands.

Mission

• To expand access by offering quality, competitive and innovative programmes as per the National Development Strategy.

• To be on the cutting-edge through technology and innovation considering the effects on the environment.

• To enhance student employability by forging partnerships with relevant stakeholders.

• To invest in our human capital through the implementation of a rigorous human resource development strategy.

• To improve students’ performance through quality teaching and learning and by offering integrated student support programmes.

Values

Excellence Maintain a high standard of performance and professionalism.

Empowerment Provide opportunities for growth and development.

Integrity Adhere to moral and ethical standards.

Accountability Honouring commitments by being responsible for actions, performance and decisions taken.



Logo symbolism

Pillar

Three Intertwined & Outstretched Figures

Three Oval shapes

Colours

Heritage, Learning Support, Attainment of Goals;

Balance, Security and permanence;

Strength and Stability.

Co-operative, functioning and unity within the institution;

Embracing the future and challenges;

Achievement, celebration and satisfaction;

Openness, inviting, receptiveness to education;

Growth and confidence.

All our stakeholders

Different shades of purple sybolise moral values

and dignity, while also having also having a direct

correlation to Greater Tshwane (The Jacaranda Metropolis).

SUMMARISED OVERVIEW

TSHWANE NORTH TVET COLLEGE (TNC) is a Public Technical and Vocational Education and Training College operating under the auspices of the Department of Higher Education and Training. The College is accredited by Umalusi and several Sector Education and Training Authorities (SETA’s). The College offers training, mostly in the FET and GET bands of NQF Levels 2 to 4. Courses are also offered in the Higher Education band i.e the N4 to N6 levels.

The College consists of a Central Office and the following six Campuses: Pretoria (in the CBD) Mamelodi (opposite the Mamelodi Day Hospital) Rosslyn (opposite Nissan factory) Soshanguve South (Business Studies only) next to TUT in Soshanguve Block L, Soshanguve North (Block G) and Temba (opposite the Temba Police Station) in Hammanskraal.

The College has an active Student Support Service Department at all CampusesThey render the following services:

Pre-entry supportCareer CounsellingAdvise on Financial aid/ DHET TVET bursariesStudent Induction/Code of ConductOn – Course SupportAcademic SupportRemedial InterventionCultural ActivitiesSport and RecreationExit SupportJob placementInterviewing techniques and CV writing

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Nelson Mandela



Logo symbolism

Pillar

Three Intertwined & Outstretched Figures

Three Oval shapes

Colours

Heritage, Learning Support, Attainment of Goals;

Balance, Security and permanence;

Strength and Stability.

Co-operative, functioning and unity within the institution;

Embracing the future and challenges;

Achievement, celebration and satisfaction;

Openness, inviting, receptiveness to education;

Growth and confidence.

All our stakeholders

Different shades of purple sybolise moral values

and dignity, while also having also having a direct

correlation to Greater Tshwane (The Jacaranda Metropolis).

LOGO SYMBOLISM

“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.”Eleanor Roosevelt



CHAIRPERSON COLLEGE COUNCIL

The College Council of Tshwane North TVET welcomes all our prospective students to the College.

When studying this prospectus keep in mind that you are about to make a life-changing choice. I urge you to choose wisely as this choice will have an impact on your life forever. This is regardless of whether you are choosing a career path or venturing into life-long learning.

We hope the information in this prospectus guides you and inspires you to study at one of our TNC Campuses and improve your future as well as changing your life for the better.

Remember.“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world” Nelson Mandela

Mr Dumisani NkomoChairperson College Council.



FROM THE ACTING PRINCIPAL’S DESK

To all Prospective TNC Students

Eleanor Roosevelt said: “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams”

I hope you will be guided by the information contained in this prospectus as you want to study at TNC. The opportunity to further your studies should not pass you by.

Use the information in the prospectus to steer your life in the direction you want to go.

This is your set time to unleash your potential and realize your dreams.

At Tshwane North TVET College you will share different aspects of your life with those who will become your companions and mentors.

Passion, teamwork and dedication are our call of duty at TNC. Each one of us at TNC candidly shares a common goal in our dedication to the College…We teach, train, transfer and transform.

I sincerely hope that you will see TNC as your institution of first choice.

Mr S.L. SethushaACTING PRINCIPAL



SUCCESS STORY

My name is Jabulani Nhlakanipho Mahlobo, the Chairperson of SRC at Temba Campus. I am currently a student of Tshwane North TVET College. I originate from KZN, Pongola in a village called Msuzwaneni.

My story on how I became a student of TNC:“I finished my matric in 2010. I looked for a school to further my studies in 2011 but unfortunately I couldn’t find one until February 2011. My father advised me to go for my license lessons which I did. I received my license on 15 April 2011. It took me only two and half months to get it.I got a temporary job in July 2011 where I worked as a long distance driver to deliver goods from city to city in KZN until the 23th of December 2011. In January the following year, I decided to look for a school to further my studies.

I also decided to go to other provinces besides KZN. I wanted to study at TUT. I did not even know where TUT was located but only that it was in Pretoria. When I finally found the place it was unfortunately full. They couldn’t accept me, that meant I had to go back home. I could not go back home as I was hungry for education. I had to search again for other institutions.

Luckily enough, Tshwane North College, Soshanguve South Campus is nearby TUT so I went there for information. In the prospectus that they gave me I felt I can do Safety in Society for only a year as the course for three years, because I wanted to study at TUT the following year. I was referred to Temba campus to register for the course as it is offered there. As it was my first time in Pretoria, I didn’t know where Temba Campus was located but fortunately in that very same prospectus there were directions to all Tshwane North College Campuses.I registered at Tshwane North College Temba Campus. I started to develop love for the course and the campus because of good support from the lecturers who give us advice and courage towards our careers. This year, 2014, I am doing Safety in Society Level 4. I am coping very well with my studies.

I love Tshwane North TVET College because here I was given the opportunity to reach for my dreams. Thank you TNC. I am proud to be a student at this college. To someone who is looking for education, I can proudly advise them to come to Tshwane North College where there is quality education that bears fruit of joy, knowledge and wisdom.”

“ I love Tshwane North TVET College because here I was

given the opportuinty to reach for my dreams!”



DIRECTIONS TO TNC CAMPUSES

Central Office:From JHB via the OR Tambo Airport1. Travel on the R21 up to the Fountain Circle. Keep to your far left.2. Travel down Nelson Mandela Street until you find Lilian Ngoyi (former Van Der Walt) off

ramp.3. Turn left into Lilian Ngoyi (Van Der Walt) off ramp and proceed straight up to Nana Sita

(former Skinner) Street.4. At the robot turn left into Nana Sita (former Skinner) Street and keep to your far right.5. Proceed straight in Nana Sita (former Skinner) Street until you find the slip way that turns

right into Kgosi Mampuru (former Potgieter) Street. Turn right into Kgosi Mampuru Street.6. Proceed straight in Kgosi Mampuru (former Potgieter) Street up to Pretorius Street.7. The Central Office is situated on the right hand side at the corner of Kgosi Mampuru

(former Potgieter) and Pretorius Streets.

Mamelodi CampusDirections: From Pretoria to TNC Mamelodi Campus via Francis Baard (former Schoeman) Street1. Take Francis Baard (former Schoeman) Street and proceed straight until you get the

Watermeyer Offramp. Turn left into the Watermeyer off ramp. Proceed straight with Watermeyer Street until it becomes Watloo Road.

2. Proceed straight with Watloo Road until you pass Masakhane Bridge.3. After Masakhane Bridge turn right at the robot into Tsamaya Street.4. Proceed with Tsamaya Street up to the robot into Serapeng Road.5. Proceed straight as if going to the Mamelodi Day Hospital.6. TNC Mamelodi Campus is on the left hand side opposite the Mamelodi Day Hospital.

Pretoria CampusFrom JHB via OR Tambo Airport1. Take the R21 to Pretoria via Monument Park en route to Pretoria, until you reach the

Fountain Circle in Pretoria. At the Fountain Circle keep to your far right and proceed straight in Nelson Mandela Drive up to Helen Joseph (former Church) Street.

2. Turn left into the slip way into Helen Joseph (former Church) Street.3. Travel for about 200m and then at the robot turn right into Du Toit Street.4. Travel for about 200m and at the robot turn right into Madiba Street (former Vermeulen

Street). Keep to your far left to the sign that says Tshwane North College Pretoria Campus Parking. (Next to Metro Home Centre).

Rosslyn CampusFrom Pretoria CBD1. Take Eskia Mphahlele Drive (former DF Malan Drive West)2. Turn left in R80 Mabopane Highway3. Proceed straight and then turn left into the R566 Rosslyn off ramp and then left into

Doreen Road.4. Proceed straight up to Doreen Road and then take the slip way into Ernest Oppenheimer

Street. Travel for about 200m and then find the entrance to the Campus on your left. The Campus is opposite Nissan factory.



Soshanguve North CampusFrom Pretoria CBD1. Take DF Malan Drive West (now Eskia Mphahlele Drive). Turn left at the R80 Mabopane

Highway.2. Proceed Straght to Soshanguve. 3. Enter Soshanguve and turn right at Aubrey Matlala Street (M43)4. Travel 1.3 km to a T- junction. 5. Turn right at Phirima Street.6. Travel 200m and find the entrance to the Campus on the right.

Soshanguve South CampusFrom Pretoria CBD1. From Pretoria CBD take Eskia Mphahlele Drive (former DF Malan Drive West). 2. Turn left at the R80 Mabopane Highway. 3. Proceed straight to Soshanguve.4. Turn left at Ruth First Road, Exit 60.5. Travel for 2 km. Turn right at the stop sign into Aubrey Matlala Street (M43).6. Travel for 1 km and turn left at College Road.7. Travel for about 600m and the entrance to the Campus will be on your left.From R80 Mabopane Highway1. Enter Soshanguve from the R80 Mabopane Highway. Turn left at Aubrey Matlala Street

(M43).2. Travel for 2.7km. Turn right into College Road.3. Travel for about 600m and find the entrance to the Campus.

Temba Campus1. Travel on the N1 Highway. Proceed straight.2. Take the Boekenhoutkloof, Hammanskraal Exit 183 to Hammanskraal (R101).3. Travel for 1.4km. Turn right into the Old Warmbaths Road.4. Travel for 400m. Turn left at Henry Gwala Avenue.5. Travel for 1.9 km. Turn right into Temba Road.6. Travel for 2.3 km. Pass Jubilee Mall on your right hand side and Jubilee Hospital on your

left hand side. Proceed straight and find the Campus entrance on the left (opposite the Police Station).



GENERAL INFORMATION

Office Hours:07:30-16:00 (Mondays to Thursdays)07:30-13:30 (Fridays)

Registration Periods:Trimester courses register three times a year: January; April/May and August/September.Semester courses register twice a year: January and JulyYear course- National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) registers once a year during pre-enrolment dates.

Examination only/Rewrites:Please note that a fee of R200.00 per subject is payable for all rewrites.

Registration/Pre-enrolment Dates:Campuses can be contacted for registration dates; fees and commencement of classes.

Enrolment Process• Information desk at Campus.• Completion of an Application selection form – screening process and verification of

results.• Competency and profile tests - all new students.• Selected student will receive a request for payment at Campus.• All fees payable at campus via debit/credit card. • Proof of payment must be provided of EFT, Bank transfers, Company/Government

bursaries. • Completion of Bio-Graphic and enrolment forms.• Student applies for DHET (NSFAS ) Bursary.• Student receives proof of registration.• Student receives student card.

NB: We encourage students to open up bank accounts to minimize the risks of carrying cash, both for the students and the college. With a bank account, at least a student can have either a debit or credit card issued in their name which they can use when paying for their tuition fees.

Documents needed: (Also see documents needed for DHET Bursary application)All students must submit or have the following available upon registration:• An original/a certified copy of the latest School report/Senior Certificate/Statement of

results/ highest certificate.• An original/a certified copy of the identity document/affidavit and photograph in case of

lost/ no identity document/birth certificate.• All necessary fees.• Proof of residential address and relevant contact details.• Money for kits, stationery and learning material (where applicable).• Preferably accompanied by a parent/guardian if under 18.



Foreign Students:Foreign students must have their certificates evaluated by SAQA.They must have a valid study permit until the end of the relevant study period.Certificates can be evaluated by SAQA: Postnet Suite 248 Private Bag x06, Waterkloof0145 or visit their website www.saqa.org.za

Course Fees:Tshwane North College prescribes course (study) fees prior to the beginning of eachacademic year.

Methods of Fees Payment:A prospective student (irrespective whether he/she qualifies for a bursary) is required to pay a R600.00 non-refundable administration fee per annum, (NC (V) - (a year course) once-off payment of R600; R300 per semester for Business and Utility Studies; R200 per trimester for Engineering Studies.

Students who do not qualify for a bursary must enter into a settlement agreement with the College.

Settlement of balance of outstanding fees:Once the administration fee had been paid, the registered student is required to pay the outstanding balance in instalments, as per the settlement agreement as follows:• Students registered for the first semester must have settled their outstanding fees by the

end of April.• Students registered for the second semester must have settled their outstanding fees by

the end of September.• Students registered for year courses must have settled their outstanding fees by the end

of September.• Trimester students who do not qualify for a bursary must make full payment within the first

month after registration.Students should note that upon failure to comply with the payment system outlined above, they would not be provided with their examination results.

Tshwane North TVET College operates a cashless system. All cash and cheque payments are to be deposited into the bank.

PLEASE STRICTLY NO CASH SHOULD BE GIVEN TO ANY STAFF MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE OR ANY OTHER PERSON UPON REGISTRATION.

The following methods of payments are being used:Direct bank depositsBank guaranteed chequesElectronic funds transfer (EFT)Points of sales-swiping credit/debit card.



Refunds:All applications must be accompanied by an Affidavit by the parent/guardian for minors/students over 21 as authorization for cancellation.Conditions for refunds• Subject not offered.• Unforeseen delay of results.• Non self-inflicted medical condition.• Death of a student.• Transfer to another educational institution due to relocation.

Should a student be expelled from the College, all claims to refunds, reduction or remission of class fees shall be forfeited.

The cut-off date for cancellations or subject changes will be two weeks after the commencement of classes.



DHET TVET COLLEGE BURSARY SCHEMELimited funds available. TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLYPlease note: Bursary application supporting documents should be submitted on the day of registration. Incomplete forms will not be accepted.

WHO CAN APPLY…….?New Application Level 2 NC(V) N1 Engineering and N4 Business Studies• Only South African Citizens.• Registered or intending to register for an

NC(V) programme/N1 or N4 Engineering/Business Studies.

• Financially needy students with academic potential.

• Evidence of good academic performance.• According to the admission policy and

selection criteria of the College.

APPLICATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE STUDENT SUPPORT CENTRES AT CAMPUSES.

The following documents and information must be provided:• SAPS certified copies of Identity Document of applicant.• SAPS certified copy/(ies) of Identity Document of parent(s) or legal guardian(s), a letter of

appointment must be provided or an SAPS sworn affidavit made by the guardian.• Certified copies of BOTH parents/guardian/spouse salary advise slips not older than three months

from date of application (if applicable). A letter of appointment must be provided or an SAPS sworn affidavit made by the guardian.

• Proof of address where studying.• SAPS certified copy/(ies) of death certificate if parents(s)/ guardian(s) are deceased.• Residential addresses of applicant, parents/guardian must be provided; stand number, area,

postal area, name and postal code (Water and lights bill or valid statement).• Number of family members, age and educational status of members in the house-hold.• Certified copies of BOTH parents/Guardian’s pension payments not older than three months from

date of application (if applicable).• If a parent/guardian is unemployed-she/he must make an affidavit at the Commissioner of Oaths/

SAPS (if applicable) – of how they make a living.• Bursary Application form completed in full.• Proof of marital status if married, divorced or widowed (if applicable).• New students supply Grade 9/10/11/12 statement of results; existing students supply academic

history.• Proof of registration reflecting the number of registered subjects.

PLEASE NOTE• This is a 100% bursary, o % loan, all bursary funds you are awarded with will not be paid back to

the College or Government.• Bursaries are not guaranteed – terms and conditions apply: such as: good/excellent academic

performance; At least 100%-80% attendance of classes; the means test results and all applicable documents submitted

• Students are responsible for paying the difference if not awarded the full funds.• Students are expected to pay for administration fees. Enquire at the registration

venue at campuses.

WHO CAN APPLY…….?Level 3 and 4/N2-N6• Only South African Citizens.• Registration for an NC(V) Programme/N2-N6• NC(V) passed a minimum of five (5) subjects.

N2-N6 passed a minimum of 3 subjects.• Statement of results as evidence of good

academic performance.• Financially needy students with good

academic results will be considered according to the admission policy and selection criteria of the College.



TNC PROGRAMME OFFERING

National Certificate (Vocational) ProgrammesBusiness Studies Engineering Studies

Marketing (Pretoria)Generic Management (Pretoria)Finance, Economics & AccountingOffice Administration

Civil Engineering and Building ConstructionElectrical Infrastructure ConstructionInformation Technology and Computer ScienceEngineering and Related Design

Utility and Social StudiesHospitality, Tourism and Safety in Society

N1 – N6Business Studies (N4 – N6) Engineering Studies (N1 – N6)

Management Assistant (Pretoria)Financial Management (Mamelodi; Pretoria; Sosh South; Temba)Public Relations (Pretoria & Sosh South)Human Resources Management (Mamelodi; Pretoria; Sosh South; Temba)Marketing Management (Pretoria; Sosh South)Clothing Production (Pretoria)Art and Design (Pretoria)Hospitality (Pretoria)Tourism (Pretoria)*Public Management (Pretoria; Mamelodi: Soshanguve South; Temba)*Business Management (Pretoria)* Legal Secretary (Pretoria)

Civil Engineering (Mamelodi; Rosslyn; Sosh North)Mechanical Engineering (Mamelodi; Rosslyn; Temba) Electrical Engineering (Heavy and Light Current) (Mamelodi; Rosslyn; Sosh North; Temba)

Other Occupational skills Programmes and LearnershipsHairdressingCraft and Confectionery Baking Level 2&3Flower ArrangingEvent ManagementBakingManicure, Pedicure and Make - up

CosmetologyEnd User ComputingPC RepairsCurtain MakingGarment MakingLinen MakingFashion DesignUpholstery

Project ManagementCall CentreHairdressing 12 weeksLocksmithSecurity InstallationPara-legalWeldingCommunity HouseBuildingArtisanshipProgrammes

*New programmes 2015



DHET TVET COLLEGE ATTENDANCE POLICY

100% attendance is required.

Students must, as far as possible, should they know that they will be late or be absent, go to their lecturers BEFORE the time to get permission (Authorised Absence).

In cases of illness, students have to ensure that signed copies of medical/ registered traditional healer’s certificates be taken to ALL lecturers whose classes were missed.

Students have to complete a STUDENT ABSENCE FORM for every period they missed. This must be signed by the student and lecturer and filed together with the register by the lecturer.

Students will have to sign a Code of Conduct stipulating that a minimum attendance of 80% at all times is required.

Students need to understand that should they be absent more than 1 period per week or late more than twice per week in a specific class, the 3 stages of action will be applied.

Students need to be made aware of the fact that should they not attend 80% of classes, they will NOT BE ALLOWED to sit for examination for that subject and will further LOOSE ALL DHET TVET BURSARY BENEFITS, etc.

“ The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves throughtout their lives.”Robert. M. Hutchins.



THE NATIONAL CERTIFICATE (VOCATIONAL) NC (V) QUALIFICATION

This high standard, high knowledge and high quality vocational qualification is directly addressing the skills shortage in South Africa. Students are doing 60% practical and 40% theory. The Vocational subjects are career orientated.

Admission requirements:• A Grade 9 or higher pass• ABET Level 4• An NQF Level 1 qualification related to the programme• Competency in the Learning Outcomes at NQF Level 2/3 to enrol NQF Level 3/4See also programme specific requirements as required by the College.

DurationEach NQF Level is offered for one year, from January to December.

Portability and responsiveness of NC (V)Students who complete NC(V) Level 4 have many opportunities available to them:

• Enhanced chances to enter into Learnerships/Apprenticeships.• Gaining access to Higher Education Institutions.• Improved employment possibilities.

The following NC(V) programmes are offered at TNC on NQF Levels 2-4 Business Studies:• Management• Marketing• Finance, Economics and Accounting.• Office AdministrationEngineering Studies• Civil Engineering and Building Construction

(Carpentry and Roof work)(Masonry and Plumbing)

• Engineering and Related Design(Automotive Repair and Maintenance)(Engineering Fabrication (Boilermaking)(Fitting and Turning)

• Information Technology and Computer Science• Electrical Infrastructure ConstructionUtility and Social Studies• Safety in Society• Tourism• Hospitality

CurriculumEach NQF Level and NC(V) qualification has seven subjects per level. (3 Fundamental and 4 Vocational (Core) subjects).



Compulsory Fundamental SubjectsThese Fundamental subjects form the basis on which the four Vocational subjects are built.

The 4 Vocational/Core subjectsVocational subjects are also compulsory and are the subjects related to the specific vocation/programme/career or subfield chosen i.e Fitting and Turning; Marketing etc.

Pass requirements:• In order to obtain the NC (V) qualification at a particular NQF Level and to progress to the

next NQF Level you must pass all 7 subjects.• Please note that for an NC (V) student to receive the complete subject result for

fundamental subjects the marks of two components are compulsory. ICASS (Internal continuous assessment) and the examination mark

To be resulted for vocational subjects the marks of three components are compulsory:ICASS (Internal Continuous assessment)ISAT (Integrated Summative Assessment Task)

ExaminationIf one or more of the 3 components is not fulfilled, the subject will receive an incomplete subject result.

The submission for ICASS in NC (V) subjects are as follows:• All vocational subjects: 50%• Life Orientation and First Additional Language: 40%• Mathematics and Mathematical Literacy: 30%

A student must comply with the submission in both internal and external components to be resulted.Both external and internal components must be completed in the same academic year.

“Science can amuse and fascinate us all, but it is Engineering that changes the world.”Isaac Asimov

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National Certificate Vocational - NC (V)

Admission requirements for Level 2: Grade 9/higher pass/ selection criteria of the College NQF Level 1; AET Level 4

Duration:

Three years (One year per NQF Level)Engineering Studies L2-L4

Mamelodi Pretoria SoshanguveSouth

SoshanguveNorth

Temba

Programme per Campus

Programmes

Civil Engineeringand Building Construction

- Carpentry & Roofwork

- Masonry- Plumbing- Carpentry

ElectricalInfrastructureConstruction

Engineeringand RelatedDesign

- Automotive Repair & Maintenance - Fitting & Turning- Fabrication

InformationTechnologyand ComputerScience

Programmes Business StudiesL2-L4

Marketing

GenericManagement

FinanceEconomics& Accounting

Office Administration

Programmes Utility and SocialStudies

Safety in Society

Hospitality

Tourism


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National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) Engineering Studies Electrical Infrastructure Construction

Admission requirements: Should have passed both Mathematics and Science.

Compulsory Fundamental subjects in Engineering Studies are:English First Language, Mathematics and Life Orientation.

Electrical Infrastructure Construction NQF Levels 2-4 Compulsory Vocational subjects are:Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

• Electrical Principles and Practice

• Workshop Practice• Electronic Control & and

Digital Electronics• Electrical Systems

and Construction(Specialisation)


• Electrical Workmanship• Electronic Control &




• Electrical Workmanship• Electronic Control and



Career Opportunities: It gives access to the following career sectors: Electrical Construction Engineering; Industrial Engineering; Sound Technology; Theatre Technology; Process Level Control; Digital Electron-ics; Instrumentation.

Vocational Activities: Work as an Electrician at an energy producing company or power plant; work as an Electrician at a telecommunications or private electrical installation company

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R11 200.00 PLUS NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R600.00 PER ANNUM.

“Scientists study the world as it is, Engineers create the world that never has been.”Theodore Von Karman

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TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R11 200.00 (CHOICE OF 7 SUBJECTS)Level 2 (per subject)

Electrical Principles &Practical R2 000.00Workshop Practice R1 850.00Electronic Control &Digital Electronics R2 100.00Electrical Systems & Construction R2 250.00

Plus 3 Fundamental subjects: R3 000.00 (per subject)

English First Language R850.00Mathematics R950.00 Life Orientation R1 200.00

Level 4 (per subject)

Electrical principles & Practice R2 000.00 Electrical Workmanship R1 850.00Electrical Control & Digital Electronics R2 100.00Electrical Systems & Construction R2 250.00



Plus non-refundable administration fee of R 600.00 per annum.


Electrical Principles &Practice R2 000.00Electrical Workmanship R1 850.00Electronic Control &Digital Electronics R2 100.00Electrical Systems & Construction R2 250.00



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National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) Engineering Studies Engineering and Related DesignAdmission requirements: Should have passed both Mathematics and Science.

Compulsory Fundamental subjects in Engineering Studies are:English First Language, Mathematics and Life Orientation.

Engineering and Related Design NQF Levels 2-4 Compulsory Vocational subjects are:Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

• Engineering Fundamentals• Engineering Technology• Engineering Systems• Fitting and Turning (optional) Or• Engineering Fabrication

(Optional) Or• Automotive Repair and

Maintenance (Optional)

• Engineering Practice and Maintenance

• Materials Technology• Engineering Graphics and

Design• Fitting and Turning

(Optional) Or• Engineering Fabrication



• Engineering Processes• Professional Engineering

Practice• Applied Engineering

Technology• Fitting and Turning

(optional) Or• Engineering Fabrication



Career Opportunities:Depending on specific career field chosen:

Fabrication:The certificate holder will be able to design shafts and ventilation systems; plan and design mines and mining facilities; fabricate plate work and manufacturing of steel structures; interpret technical drawings.

Fitting and Turning:The certificate holder will be able to manufacture tools, machines and engines; operate and maintain machines; manufacture machines and other related components; interpret technical drawings.

Automotive Repair and Maintenance:The certificate holder will have access to the following sectors: Car manufacturing; Automo-tive Repair and Maintenance; Motor Mechanics.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R14 700.00 PLUS NON- REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R600 PER ANNUM.

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TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R 14 700.00 (CHOICE OF 7 SUBJECTS)Level 2 (per subject)

Engineering Fundamentals R2 925.00Engineering Technology R2 925.00Engineering Systems R2 925.00Fitting and Turning OR R2 925.00Automotive Repair and Maintenance OR R2 925.00Engineering Fabrication R2 925.00




Engineering Processes R2 925.00Professional Engineering Technology R2 925.00Applied Engineering Technology R2 925.00Fitting & Turning OR R2 925.00Automotive Repair & Maintenance OR R2 925.00Engineering Fabrication R2 925.00



Plus non-refundable administration fee of R600.00 per annum.


Engineering Practice & Maintenance R2 925.00Material Technology R2 925.00Engineering Graphics & Design R2 925.00Fitting and Turning OR R2 925.00Automotive Repair OR R2 925.00& Maintenance Engineering Fabrication R2 925.00



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National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) Engineering Studies Civil Engineering and Building Construction

Admission requirements: Should have passed both Mathematics and Science.

Compulsory Fundamental Subjects in Engineering Studies are:English First Language, Mathematics and Life Orientation.

Civil Engineering and Building Construction NQF Levels 2-4 Compulsory VocationalSubjects are:Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

• Plant and Equipment• Construction Planning

Materials• Carpentry and Roof• Work (specification) OR• Concrete Structures

(specification) OR• Masonry (specification) OR• Plumbing (specification)

• Plant and Equipment• Construction Planning

Materials• Carpentry and Roof • Work (specification)• Concrete Structures


• Construction Planning• Construction Supervision

Materials• Carpentry and Roof work• (specification)• Concrete Structures


Career Opportunities: It gives access to the following career sectors: Architectural Technology, Drainage Inspection, Industrial Designing; Quantity Surveying, Town and Regional Planning; Sanitation and Reticulation; Building Construction.

Vocational activities: Participate in the operation & maintenance of construction equipment & machinery; Participate in the construction of roads, bridges, dams, railways, buildings, etc.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R11 300.00 PLUS NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R600 PER ANNUM.

“Engineers use knowledge primarily to design, produce and operate artifacts...Scientists by contrast use knowledge primarily to generate more knowledge.”Walter Vincenti

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Construction Planning R1 550.00Plant & Equipment R1 875.00Materials R1 875.00Carpentry & Roof work OR R3 000.00Concrete Structures OR R3 000.00Masonry OR R3 000.00Plumbing R3 000.00




Construction Planning R1 550.00Civil & Construction Technology R1 875.00 Materials R1 875.00Carpentry & Roof work OR R3 000.00Concrete Structures OR R3 000.00Masonry OR R3 000.00Plumbing R3 000.00



Plus non-refundable administration fee of R600 per annum.


Construction Planning R1 550.00Plant & Equipment R1 875.00Materials R1 875.00Carpentry & Roof work OR R3 000.00Concrete Structures OR R3 000.00Masonry OR R3 000.00Plumbing R3 000.00



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National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) Engineering StudiesInformation Technology and Computer ScienceAdmission requirements: Should have passed both Mathematics and Science.

Compulsory Fundamental Subjects in Engineering Studies Studies are:English First Language, Mathematics and Life Orientation.

Information Technology and Computer Science NQF Level 2-4 Compulsory Vocational subjects are:Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

• Introduction to Information Systems

• Introduction to Systems Development

• Electronics• Contact Centre Operations

• Computer Hardware and Software

• Principles of Computer Programming

• System Analysis and Design• Contact Centre Operations

• Computer Programming• Data Communication and

Networking• System Analysis and Design• Contact Centre Operations

Career Opportunities: The certificate holder will have access to the following career sectors: Computer Programming; Information Technology Management; Computer System Engineering and Data Processing.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R11 000.00 PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R600.00 PER ANNUM.

“Engineering or Technology is the making of things that did not previously exist, whereas Science is the discovery of things that have long existed.”David Billington

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TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R11000 00 (CHOICE OF 7 SUBJECTS)Level 2 (per subject)

Introduction to Information Systems R2 125.00Electronics R2 125.00Introduction to Systems Development R2 125.00Contact Centre Operations R1 525.00




System Analysis & Design R2 225.00Data Communication & R1 900.00NetworkingComputer Programming R1 900.00Contact Centre Operations R1 300.00





System Analysis & Design R2 225.00Computer Hardware R1 900.00& SoftwarePrinciples of Computer R1 900.00ProgrammingContact Centre Operations R1 300.00



“Engineering is the art of directing the great sources of power in nature for the use and convenience of man.”Thomas Tredgold

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National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) Business StudiesFinance, Economics and AccountingAdmission Requirements: Mathematical and Accounting background.

Compulsory Fundamental Subjects in Business, Utility and Social Studies are:English First Language, Mathematical Literacy and Life Orientation.

Finance, Economics and Accounting NQF Levels 2-4 Compulsory Vocational subjects are:Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

• Applied Accounting • Economic Environment• Financial Management • New Venture Creation



Career Opportunities: Private and Public Accounting; Financial Service; Insurance Services; Investment Services and Bookkeeping.

Vocational activities: Perform bookkeeping duties, keeping record of wages, salaries, petty cash, etc. Prepare financial statements.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R8000.00 PLUS NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R 600.00 PER ANNUM.

TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM R8000.00 (CHOICE OF 7 SUBJECTS) Level 2 (per subject)

Applied Accounting R1 200.00Economic Environment R1 300.00Financial Management R1 300.00New Venture Creation R1 200.00


English First Language R850.00Mathematical Literacy R950.00 Life Orientation R1 200.00










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National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) Business Studies Management

Admission requirement: Commerce and must have passed Accounting.

Compulsory Fundamental subjects in Business, Utility and Social Studies are:English First Language, Mathematical Literacy and Life Orientation.

Management NQF Levels 2-4 Compulsory Vocational Subjects are:Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

• Management Practice• Operations Management• Financial Management• Entrepreneurship

• Management Practice• Operations Management• Financial Management• Project Management

• Management Practice• Operations Management• Financial Management• Project Management

Career Opportunities: Human Resource; Marketing; Finance Management; Public Relations

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASSS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R 8 400.00 PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R600 PER ANNUM.


Management Practice R1 390.00Operations Management R1 320.00Financial Management R1 300.00Entrepreneurship R1 390.00




Management Practice R1 390.00Operations Management R1 320.00Financial Management R1 300.00Project Management R1 390.00





Management Practice R1 390.00Operations Management R1 320.00Financial Management R1 300.00Project Management R1 390.00



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National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) Business Studies MarketingAdmission requirements: Commerce and Human Science Stream.

Compulsory Fundamental subjects in Business, Utility and Social Studies are:English First Language, Mathematical Literacy and Life Orientation..Marketing NQF Levels 2-4 Compulsory Vocational Subjects are:Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

• Marketing• Advertising and Promotions• Marketing Communication• Consumer Behaviour



Career Opportunities: Marketing new products; Research needs and development

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R7 200.00 PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R600.00 PER ANNUM.

TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R7 200.00 ( CHOICE OF 7 SUBJECTS)Level 2 (per subject)

Advertising and Promotions R1 000.00Marketing R1 000.00Consumer Behaviour R1 200.00Marketing Communication R1 000.00




Advertising & Promotions R1 000.00Marketing R1 000.00Consumer Behaviour R1 200.00Marketing Communication R1 000.00





Advertising & Promotions R1 000.00Operations Management R1 000.00Consumer Behaviour R1 200.00Marketing Communication R1 000.00



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National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) Business StudiesOffice AdministrationAdmission requirements: At least one Commercial subject.


Office Administration NQF Levels 2-4 Compulsory Vocational subjects are:Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

• Applied Accounting Or

• New Venture Creation• Office Data Processing• Office Practice• Business Practice





Career Opportunities: Private and Public Accounting; Financial Service; Insurance Services; Investment Services and Bookkeeping.

Vocational activities: Perform bookkeeping duties, keeping record of wages, salaries, petty cash, etc. Prepare financial statements.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL FEES PER LEVEL R7100.00 PLUS NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R 600.00 PER ANNUM.

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TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL: R7 100.00 (CHOICE OF 7 SUBJECTS)Level 2 (per subject)

Applied Accounting OR R1 200.00 New Venture Creation R1 200.00Business Practice R600.00Office Practice R950.00Office Data Processing R1 350.00




Applied Accounting Or R1 200.00 New Venture Creation R1 200.00Business Practice R600.00Office Practice R950.00Office Data Processing R1 350.00





Applied Accounting OR R1 200.00 New Venture Creation R1 200.00Business Practice R600.00Office Practice R950.00Office Data Processing R1 350.00



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National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) General/Utility Studies HospitalityAdmission requirements: Highly recommended English at least a C - symbol.

Compulsory Fundamental subjects in Business, Utility and Social Studies are:English First Language, Mathematical Literacy and Life Orientation.

Office Administration NQF Levels 2-4 Compulsory Vocational subjects are:Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

• Hospitality Generics.• Food Preparation• Client Services and

Human Relations• Hospitality Services

• Hospitality Generics• Food Preparation• Client Services and


• Hospitality Generics• Food Preparation• Client Services and


Career Opportunities: It gives access to the following career sectors: Housekeeping; Food and Beverage Management; Hotel Management; Accommodation Services; Events Management.

Vocational Activities: Management of a guest house; Deal with clients; Services in an accommodation facility. Work as waiter/waitress. Work as a housekeeper in a hotel /inn and guesthouse.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM R13 700.00 PLUS NON REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R600. PER LEVEL PER ANNUM.


Hospitality Generics R2 225.00Food Preparation R3 125.00Client Services & Human Relations R2 225.00Hospitality Services R3 125.00




Hospitality Generics R2 225.00Food Preparation R3 125.00Client Services &

Human Relations R2 225.00Hospitality Services R3 125.00





Hospitality Generics R2 225.00Food Preparation R3 125.00Client Services & Human Relations R2 225.00Hospitality Services R3 125.00



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National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) General/Utility Studies TourismAdmission Requirements: Tourism, HSS and highly recommended English at least a C–symbol.


Tourism NQF Levels 2-4 Compulsory Vocational subjects are:Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

•Science of Tourism•Client Services and Human

Relations• Sustainable Tourism in South

Africa•Tourism Operations


Relations•Sustainable Tourism in South

Africa and Internet Travel•Tourism Operations


Relations•Sustainable Tourism in South

Africa and Regional Travel•Tourism Operations

Career Opportunities: Accommodation Management; Conference and Events Planning; Restaurants and Food Services; Travel Counselling and Arrangements; Game Ranger and Safari work.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R10 500.00 PLUS NON -REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R600 PER ANNUM.


Science of Tourism R1 725.00Client Services &Human Relations R2 225.00Sustainable Tourism in SA R1 775.00Tourism Operations R1 775.00












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National Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) General/Utility Studies Safety in Society

Admission requirements: Results will determine selection..Compulsory Fundamental subjects in Business, Utility and Social Studies are:English First Language, Mathematical Literacy and Life Orientation.

Safety in Society NQF Levels 2-4 Compulsory Vocational subjects are:Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

• Introduction toGovernance

• Introduction to Law•Principles of Criminal

Justice• Introduction to

Policing Practices

•Governance•Criminal Law•Criminal Justice Structures

and Mandates•Theory of Policing

Practices

•Governance•Law Procedures and Evidence•Criminal Justice Process•Applied Policing

Career Opportunities: It gives access to the following career sectors: Correctional Services; Immigration and Customs; Security Service; Policing; Trafficking and Metro.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER LEVEL PER ANNUM: R7 400.00 PLUS NON- REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R600.00 PER ANNUM.


Introduction to Governance R1 150.00Introduction to Law R1 150.00Principles of Criminal Justice R1 250.00Introduction to PolicingPractices R1 350.00




Governance R1 150.00 Law Procedures &Evidence R1 150.00Criminal Justice Process R1 250.00Applied Policing R1 350.00





Governance R1 150.00Criminal Law R1 150.00Criminal Justice R1 250.00Structures & MandatesTheory of policing R1 350.00



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N1 – N6 Engineering Studies:

Admission requirements N1-N3: Should have passed both Mathematics and Science.

N4-N6 Should have a Grade 12 Certificate with both Mathematics and Science; N4 for N5; N5 for N6. Duration: 11 weeks per N-level

Courses per Campus:

Engineering Studies N1 – N6Mamelodi Rosslyn Soshanguve North Temba

Courses

Civil Engineering N1 –N6 Bricklaying N1-N6Plumbing N1-N6

N1-N6

Electrical EngineeringHeavy Current

N1-N6 N1-N6 Motor Electrical N1-N6 N1 –N6

Mechanical Engineering N1-N6 N1-N6 N1 – N6


“Engineering is the professional and systematic application of Science to the effecient utilisation of natural resources to produce wealth.”Theodore Jesse (TJ) Hoover

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N1 – N6 Engineering StudiesCivil Engineering

Admission requirements: Should have passed both Mathematics and Science.N4 – Grade 12 pass with Mathematics and Science; N4 for N5; N5 for N6.Duration: 11 Weeks per N – level.

Diploma requirements: 18 Months‘ practical experience related to the field of study in the working environment.

Civil EngineeringChoice Of 4 Subjects Per Level

N1 – N3 N4 N5 N6

• Mathematics• Building Science• Building Drawing• Bricklaying and

Plastering Theory (N1 & N2) OR

• Plumbing (N1 & N2)• Woodworkers OR

Theory (N1 & N2)• Carpentry Theory

(N2)• Building and Civil

Technology (N3)

• Building Administration• Building Structural

Survey• Building Structural

Construction• Quantity Surveying

• Building Administration

• Building Structural Survey

• Building Structural Construction

• Quantity Surveying

• Building Administration

• Building Structural Survey

• Building Structural Construction

• Quantity Surveying

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: Architectural Technician; Quantity Surveyor; Drainage Inspector.

TOTAL CLASS FEES PER TRIMESTER ( 4 SUBJECTS) N1 - N3 - R1500.TOTAL CLASS FEES PER TRIMESTER ( 4 SUBJECTS) N4 - N6 - R1800.

PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R 200.00 PER TRIMESTER.

CLASS FEES (CHOICE OF 4 SUBJECTS PER LEVEL)N1 – N3 TOTAL (per level): R1 500.00 (per subject)

Mathematics R375.00Building Science R375.00Building Drawing R375.00Bricklaying and Plastering R375.00Theory N1 & N2Plumbing N1 & N2 R375.00Woodworkers Theory N1 R375.00Carpentry Theory R375.00Building and Civil Technology N3 R375.00

N4 – N6 TOTAL (per level): R1 800.00 (per subject)

Building Administration R450.00Building Structural Surveying R450.00Building And Structural Construction R450.00Quantity Surveying R450.00 Plus non-refundable administration fee of R200 per tri-mester.

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N1 – N6 Engineering StudiesMechanical Engineering

Admission requirements: Should have passed both Mathematics and Science.N4 – Grade 12 pass with Mathematics and Science; N4 for N5 for N6.Duration: 11 Weeks per N – level.

Diploma requirements: 18 Months’ practical experience related to the field of study in the working environment.

Mechanical EngineeringChoice Of 4 Subjects Per Level

N1 – N3 N4 N5 N6

•Mathematics •Engineering Science•Engineering Drawing• Fitting and Machining

Theory OR •Welding OR•Motor Trade Theory

•Mathematics•Engineering

Science•Mechanotechnics•Mechanical

Draughting

•Fluid Mechanics•Mathematics•Power Machines•Mechanotechnics• Strength of Materials

and Structures•Mechanical Drawing

and Design

• Fault Finding and Proctectice Device

•Fluid Mechanics•Mathematics•Power Machines•Mechanotechnics•Strength of Materials

and Structures•Mechanical Drawing

and Design

Career Opportunities: Mill Wright; Fitter and Turner; Technical related career opportunities; Mechanical Technician; Power Station Worker; Mechanical Draughtsman; Welder; Tool making.


PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R 200.00 PER TRIMESTER.

CLASS FEES (CHOICE OF 4 SUBJECTS)N1 – N3 TOTAL (per level): R1 500.00 (per subject)

Mathematics R375.00Engineering Science R375.00Engineering Drawing R375.00Fitting and Machining OR R375.00Welding OR R375.00Motor Trade Theory R375.00


Fluid Mechanics N5 & 6 R450.00Mechanical Drawing and Design N5 – 6 R450.00Strength of Materials and Structures N5 & 6 R450.00Fault Findings and Protective Design N6 R450.00Mathematics R450.00Engineering Science N4 R450.00Power Machines N5 & N6 R450.00Mechanical Draughting N4 R450.00Mechanotechnics R450.00

Plus non-refundable administration fee of R200 per tri-mester.

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N1 – N6 Engineering StudiesElectrical Engineering (Heavy Current)

Admission requirements: Should have passed both Mathematics and Science.N4 – Grade 12 pass with Mathematics and Science: N4 for N5, N5 for N6.Duration: 11 Weeks per N – level.

Diploma requirements: 18 Months’ practical experience related to the field of study in the working environment.

Electrical Engineering (Heavy Current)Choice Of 4 Subjects Per Level

N1 – N3 N4 N5 N6

•Mathematics •Engineering

Science N3•Electro technology N3•Industrial Electronics•Electrical Trade

Theory N1 & N2


Science• Industrial Electronics•Electrotechnics

•Mathematics•Power

Machines• Industrial Electronics•Electrotechnics

•Mathematics•Power

Machines•Control Systems•Electrotechnics• Industrial Electronics

Career Opportunities: Computer Technician; Electronic Technicians; Electrician:


PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R 200.00 PER TRIMESTER

TOTAL CLASS FEES (CHOICE OF 4 SUBJECTS)N1 – N3 TOTAL (per level) R1 500.00 (per subject)

Mathematics R375.00Engineering Science R375.00Industrial Electronics R375.00Electrical Trade Theory R375.00Electrotechnology R375.00


Mathematics R450.00Engineering Science N4 R450.00Power Machines N5 & N6 R450.00Electrotechnics R450.00Industrial Electronics R450.00


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N1 – N6 Engineering StudiesElectrical Engineering (Light Current)

Admission requirements: Should have passed both Mathematics and Science.N4 – Grade 12 pass with Mathematics and Science ; N4 for N5 for N6.Duration: 11 Weeks per N – level.

Diploma requirements: 18 Months’ practical experience related to field of study in the working environment

Electrical Engineering (Light Current)Choice Of 4 Subjects Per Level

N1 – N3 N4 N5 N6


Science •Radio and

Television Theory• Industrial

Electronics


Science• Industrial Electronics•Electrotechnics•Digital Electronics•Communication

Electronics

•Mathematics•Communication

Electronics• Industrial Electronics•Electrotechnics•Power Machines•Strength of Materials

and Structures

•Digital Electronics•Communication

Electronics•Power

Machines•Strength of

Materials and Structures

• Industrial Electronics•Electrotechnics

Career Opportunities: Industrial Engineering; Sound Technology; Theatre Technology; Process Lever Control; Digital Electronics; Instrumentation; Telecommunication.


PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R 200.00 PER TRIMESTER

CLASS FEES (CHOICE OF 4 SUBJECTS)N1 – N3 TOTAL (per level) R1 500.00 (per subject)

Mathematics R375.00Engineering Science R375.00Radio and Television Theory R375.00Industrial Electronics R375.00


Mathematics R450.00Industrial Electronics R450.00Digital Electronics R450.00Communication Electronics R450.00


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Intro N4-N4- N6 Business Studies Admission requirements: A grade 12 Certificate and specific selection criteria per course for the College

Duration: 6 months or a semester per N levelCourses per Campus Mamelodi Pretoria Soshanguve

SouthTemba

Business Studies Intro N4 N4-N6Management Assistant

Financial Management

Art and Design

Public Relations

Human Resources Management (Part-time only)

Marketing management (Part-time only)

Clothing production

Tourism

Hospitality

Public Management (New)

Legal Secretary (New)

Business Management (New)

Course offerings are subject to change. The college serves the right to only offer courses that are justified by student numbers. The college serves the right to move programmes/course offerings to other campuses without prior notification


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N4- N6 Business StudiesFinancial ManagementAdmission requirement: N4- Grade 12 with a minimum of 50% in Accounting. N4 for N5 and N5 for N6.Duration: 6 months or a semester per N -level.

Diploma Requirements: 18 Months’ practical experience related to the field of study in the working environment.

Financial ManagementChoice of 4 Subjects

N4 N5 N6

•Management Communication•Entrepreneurship and

Business Management•Computerised Financial

Systems•Financial Accounting

•Computerised Financial Systems•Financial Accounting •Cost and Management Accounting •Entrepreneurship and Business

Management •Mercantile Law N4

•Computerised Financial Systems

•Financial Accounting•Cost and Management

Accounting• Income Tax

Career Opportunities: Asset Controllers; Debtors Clerk; Creditors clerk and entry level financial management careers.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER SEMESTER R2 250.00 PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R300.00 PER SEMESTER.

CLASS FEES (CHOICE OF 4 SUBJECTS)N4 TOTAL: R2 250.00 (per subject)

Management Communication R510.00Entrepreneurship and Bus Man R510.00Computerised Fin Systems R720.00Financial Accounting R510.00Mercantile Law R510.00

N6 TOTAL: R2 250.00 (per subject)

Cost and Man Accounting R510.00Income tax R510.00Computerised Fin Systems R720.00Financial Accounting R510.00Mercantile Law N5/N6 R510.00

Plus non-refundable administration fee of R300 per semester.


Cost and Management Accounting R510.00Entrepreneurship and Bus Man R510.00Computerised Fin Systems R720.00Financial Accounting R510.00Mercantile Law N4 R510.00

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N4 – N6 Business StudiesHuman Resource ManagementAdmission requirement: N4- Grade 12 with a Business Studies/Commercial subject background would serve as an advantage. N4 for N5 and N5 for N6.Duration: 6 months or a semester per N–level.

Diploma requirement: 18 Months’ practical experience related to the field of study in the working environment.

Human Resource ManagementN4 N5 N6•Management Communication•Entrepreneurship and

Business Management•Computer Practice •Personnel Management

•Computer Practice•Labour Relations•Personnel Training•Personnel Management

•Computer Practice•Labour Relations•Personnel Management•Personnel Training

Career Opportunities: Personnel Clerk/Officer; Labour Relations Officer; Recruitment Consultant/Officer; Development Officer; Training Officer; Salary Clerk; Entry level HR Managerial duties.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER SEMESTER: R2 250.00PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R300 PER SEMESTER.

CLASS FEES: (CHOICE OF 4 SUBJECTS)N4 TOTAL: R2 250.00 (per subject)

Management Communication R510.00Entrepreneurship and R510.00Bus ManComputer Practice R720.00Personnel Management R510.00


Personnel Training R510.00Labour Relations R510.00Computer Practice R720.00Personnel Management R510.00



Personnel Training R510.00Labour Relations R510.00Computer Practice R720.00Personnel Management R510.00

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N4 – N6 Business StudiesManagement Assistant Admission requirement: N4- Grade 12 Certificate with a minimum of 50% for Computer Application Technology (Typing); N4 for N5 and N5 for N6.Duration: 6 months or a semester per N–level.


Management AssistantN4 N5 N6

•Communication•Computer Practice• Information Processing•Office Practice



Career Opportunities: Management Assistant. Telephonist; Receptionist; Secretary; Personal Assistant; General Office Clerk; Typist and Audio Typist.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER SEMESTER: R2 250.00PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R300 PER SEMESTER.

CLASS FEES: (CHOICE OF 4 SUBJECTS)N4 TOTAL: R2 250.00 (per subject)

Communication R405.00Office Practice R405.00Computer Practice R720.00Information Processing R720.00


Communication R405.00Office Practice R405.00Information Processing R720.00Computer Practice R720.00



Communication R405.00Office Practice R405.00Computer Practice R720.00Information Practice R720.00

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N4 – N6 Business StudiesMarketing ManagementAdmission requirement: N4- Grade 12 Certificate with preferably a Business Studies Commercial Subject background would serve as an added advantage; N4 for N5; N5 for N6.Duration: 6 months or a semester per N–level.


Marketing ManagementN4 N5 N6

•Management Communication•Entrepreneurship and

Business Management•Computer Practice•Marketing Management

•Computer Practice•Marketing Management•Sales Management•Entrepreneurship and

Business Management

•Marketing Communication•Marketing Management•Marketing Research•Sales Management

Career Opportunities: Sales Representative; Marketing Assistant; Marketing Officer; Marketing Consultant.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER SEMESTER: R2250.00PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R300 PER SEMESTER.

CLASS FEES (CHOICE OF 4 SUBJECT)N4 TOTAL: R2 250.00 (per subject)

Management Communication R510.00Entrepreneurship and Bus Man R510.00Computer Practice R720.00Marketing Management R510.00


Marketing Communication R510.00Sales Management R510.00Marketing Research R720.00Marketing Management R510.00



Sales Communication R510.00Marketing Research R510.00Computer Practice R720.00Marketing Management R510.00

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Admission requirement: N4- Grade 12 Certificate with a minimum of 50% for Computer Applicaton Technology N4 for N5; N5 for N6.Duration: 6 months or a semester per N–level.


Public RelationsN4 N5 N6


•Communication•Computer Practice• Information Processing•Public Relations

•Communication•Computer Practice• Information Processing•Public Relations

Career Opportunities: Assistant to Public Relations Officer; Public Relations Officer; Marketer and Promoter; Personal Assistant.


CLASS FEES (CHOICE OF 4 SUBJECTS)N4 TOTAL: R2 250.00 (per subject)

Communication N4 R405.00Office Practice N4 R405.00 Computer Practice N4 R720.00Information Processing N4 R720.00


Communication N6 R405.00Computer Practice N5 R720.00Public Relations N6 R405.00 Information Processing N6 R405.00



Communication N5 R405.00Computer Practice N5 R720.00Public Relations N5 R405.00 Information Processing N5 R720.00

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Public ManagementINTRO N4 N4 N5 N6

•Intro. Entrepreneurship

•Entrepreneurship and Bus.Man N4

•Public Finance N5 •Public Finance N6

• Intro. Communication •Management Communication N4

•Municipal Administration N5

•Municipal Administration N6

•Intro.Computer Practice

•Computer Practice N4 •Computer Practice N5/ Mercantile Law N4

•Public Law N6

•Intro. Public Administration

•Public Administration N4



Career Opportunities: Entry levels in The Administrative, Human Resources and other divisions of the Public Sector, National Governments and Local Governments.


CLASS FEES (CHOICE OF 4 SUBJECTS)

Public ManagementIntro. N4 TOTAL: R2 225.00 (per subject)

Intro. Entrepreneurship R510.00Intro. Communication R510.00Intro. Computer Practice R720.00Intro. Public Administration R510.00


Public Administration R510. 00Municipal Administration R510. 00Public Finance R510. 00Public Law R720. 00



Public Administration R510.00Entrepreneurship & R510.00Bus. ManManagement Communication R510.00Computer Practice R720.00


Public Administration R510.00Municipal Administration R510.00Public Finance R510.00Computer Practice R720.00

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N4 – N6 Business StudiesArt and DesignAdmission requirement: N4 - A Senior Certificate with an Art instructional offering and a portfolio, or a National Certificate Senior Certificate: Art with a portfolio, or an equivalent qualification.N4 for N5; N5 for N6.

Duration: 6 months or a semester per N–level


Art and DesignN4 N5 N6

•Drawing•Three Dimensional Design•Jewellery Design •Jewellery Manufacturing•Painting •Entrepreneurship and

Business Management

•Drawing•Three Dimensional Design•Jewellery Manufacturing•Jewellery Design•Painting•History of Art

•Drawing N6•Three Dimensional Design•Jewellery

Manufacturing•Jewellery Design•Painting •History of Art

Career Opportunities: Entry level jewellery design or manufacturing apprentices; Employment in museum; self Employment (Entrepreneurship).Employment at the State Theatre as background screen artist.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER SEMESTER: R3650.00 PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R300 PER SEMESTER.

CLASS FEES: PER SEMESTER

N4 R3 650.00 (per subject)

Drawing R770.00Three Dimensional Design R920.00Jewellery Design R650.00Jewellery Manufacturing R800.00Painting R920.00Entrepreneurship and Business Management R510.00


Drawing N6 R770.00Three Dimensional Design R920.00Jewellery Manufacturing R800.00Jewellery Design R650.00Painting R920.00History of Art R510.00


N5 R3 650.00 (per subject)

Drawing R770.00Three Dimensional Design R920.00Jewellery Manufacturing R800.00Jewellery Design R650.00Painting R920.00History of Art R510.00

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N4 – N6 Business StudiesTourismAdmission requirement: N4- Grade 12 Certificate with Tourism and a strong English background -A (symbol) would serve as an added advantage; N4 for N5 and N5 for N6.Duration: 6 months or a semester per N–level.


TourismN4 N5 N6

•Travel Services•Travel Office Procedures•Tourist Destinations•Tourism Communication•Computer Practice

(compulsory)

•Travel Services•Travel Office Procedures•Tourist Destinations•Tourism Communication

•Travel Services•Travel Office Procedures•Tourism Destinations•Hotel Reception

Career Opportunities: Accommodation Management, Conference and Events Planning; Restaurant and Food Ser-vices; Travel Counselling and Arrangement; Game Ranger and Safari Work.


CLASS FEES: PER SEMESTER


Travel Services N4 R1 200.00Travel Office Procedures N4 R490.00Tourist Destinations N4 R2 000.00Tourism Communication N4 R490.00Computer Practice N4 R720.00


Travel Services N6 R1 755.00Travel Office Procedures N6 R490.00Tourism Destination N6 R2 165.00Hotel Reception N6 R490.00

Plus non-refundable administration fee of R300.00 per semester.


Travel Services N5 R1 755.00Travel Office Procedures N5 R490.00Tourist Destinations N5 R2 165.00Tourism Communication N5 R490.00

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N4 – N6 Business StudiesHospitalityAdmission requirement: N4- Grade 12 Certificate with English, highly recommended at least a C-symbol; N4 for N5 and N5 for N6.Duration: 6 months or a semester per N–level.


HospitalityN4 N5 N6

•Catering Practical and Theory N4

•Applied Management N4•Safety and Sanitation N4•Nutrition and Menu Planning

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•Applied Management N5•Food and Beverage Services

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•Applied Management N6•Communication and Human

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Career Opportunities: Housekeeping; Food and Beverage management; Event management; Accommodation Service; Caterer; Entrepreneur.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER SEMESTER: R5050.00PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R300.00 PER SEMESTER.

CLASS FEES


Catering Practical and Theory N4 R3100.00Applied Management N4 R650.00Safety and Sanitation N4 R650.00Nutrition And Menu Planning N4 R650.00


Catering Practical R3100.00And Theory N6Applied Management N6 R650.00Communication and R580.00Human Relations N6Computer Practice N4 R720.00

Plus non-refundable administration fee of R300.00 Per semester.


Catering Practical and Theory N5 R3 100.00Applied Management N5 R650.00Food and Beverage Services N5 R540.00Entrepreneurship and Bus Man N4 R460.00

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N4 – N6 Business StudiesClothing ProductionAdmission requirement: N4- Grade 12 pass; N4 for N5; N5 and for N6.Duration: 6 months or a semester per N–level.Students are advised to have additional funds for creative products.


Clothing ProductionIntro N4 N4 N5 N6

•Intro Clothing Production

•Intro Factory Organisation

• Intro Fashion Drawing•Intro Pattern

Construction

•Clothing Construction

•Fashion Drawing•Pattern Construction•Intro

Entrepreneurship

•Clothing Construction•Fashion Drawing•Pattern Construction•Entrepreneurship and Business

Management N4

•Clothing Construction

•Fashion Drawing•Pattern

Construction•Computer

Practice N4

Career Opportunities: Entrepreneurship, Factory Seamstress, Fashion Design

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER SEMESTER R 3 100.00 PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R300 PER SEMESTER.

CLASS FEES (CHOICE OF 4 SUBJECTS)Intro N4 TOTAL: R3 100.00 (per subject)

Intro Clothing Production R1 200.00Intro Factory Organization R510.00Intro Fashion Drawing R800.00Intro Pattern Construction R590.00


Clothing Construction N5 R1.200.00Pattern Construction N5 R590.00Fashion Drawing N5 R800.00Entrepreneurship and R510.00Bus Man N4


Clothing Construction N5 R1 000.00Pattern Construction N5 R590.00Fashion Drawing N5 R790.00Computer Practice N4 R720.00

Plus non-refundable administration fee of R300.00 Per semester.


Clothing Production N4 R1 200.00Intro Entrepreneurship N4 R510.00Fashion Drawing N4 R800.00Pattern Construction N4 R590.00

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N4 – N6 Business StudiesLegal Secretary (New) Admission requirement: N4- Grade 12 pass; N4 for N5 and N5 for N6Duration: 6 months or a semester per N –level.


Legal SecretaryINTRO N4 N4 N5 N6

Intro. Computer Practice Computer Practice N4 Legal Practice N5 Legal Practice N6

Intro. Information Processing

Information Processing N4



Intro.Communication Communication N4 Communication N5 Communication N6

Intro. Entrepreneurship Office Practice N4 Office Practice N5 Office Practice N6/ Computer Practice N5

Career Opportunities: Legal secretaries may also find interesting career opportunities in courts, with the police, or in barristers’ chambers. They can also move into other skilled secretarial work, such as working as a medical secretary solicitors and legal executives.

Their work may also involve accompanying solicitors to court or police stations to ensure the solicitor has an accurate record of all the meetings that he or she attends.

PLEASE NOTE: TOTAL CLASS FEES PER SEMESTER: R2250.00 PLUS: NON-REFUNDABLE ADMINISTRATION FEE OF R300 PER SEMESTER

CLASS FEES (CHOICE OF 4 SUBJECTS)

INTRO N4 CERTIFICATE Intro. N4 TOTAL: R2 460.00

Intro. Computer Practice R720.00Intro. Information Processing R720.00Intro.Communication R510.00Intro. Entrepreneurship R510.00


Computer Practice R720.00Information Processing R720.00Communication R405.00Mercantile Law R405.00


Communication R405 . 00Legal Practice R405. 00Computer Practice R720. 00Information Processing R720. 00


Legal Practice R405. 00Communication R405.00Computer Practice R720. 00Information Processing R720. 00

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N4 – N6 Business StudiesBusiness Management

Admission requirement: Intro N4- Grade 12 pass; Intro N4 for N4; N4 for N5 and N5 for N6.Duration: 6 months or a semester per N –level.


Business ManagementINTRO N4 CERTIFICATE N4 CERTIFICATE N5 CERTIFICATE N6 CERTIFICATE

• Intro. Entrepreneurship• Intro. Communication• Intro.Computer practice• Intro. Financial Accounting

•Entrepreneurship and Bus.Man N4•Management Communication N4•Computer Practice N4•Financial Accounting N4

•Entrepreneurship & Bus. Man N5 Sales Management N5•Computer Practice N5•Financial Accounting N5

•Entrepreneurship & Bus. Man N6•Sales Management N6•Computer Practice N6•Financial Accounting N6

Career Opportunities:Franchise Management; Entrepreneur; entry level financial position; Small Business Management.

CLASS FEES


Management Communication R510.00Entrepreneurship and R510.00Bus ManComputer Practice R720.00Financial Accounting R510.00


Cost and Man Acc R510.00Income Tax R510.00Computerised Fin System R720.00Financial Accounting R510.00


Cost & Management Accounting R510.00Entrepreneurship &Bus.Man R510.00Computer Financial System R720.00Financial Accounting R510.00

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Programme Level Duration Class Fee (Excluding Admin Fee)

Non-Refundable Admin Fee

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Craft and Confectionery Baking

Level 2Level 3

One YearOne Year

R6 200-00R7 000-00

R600-00R600-00

R6 800-00R7 600-00

Cosmetology/ Beauty Therapy

FET Certificate 1st SemesterFET Certificate 2nd SemesterFET Certificate 3rd SemesterDiploma

6 Months

6 Months

6 Months

6 Months

R4 000-00

R4 000-00

R4 000-00

R6 800-00

R300-00

R300-00

R300-00

R300-00

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R4 300-00

R4 300-00

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Hairdressing FET Certificate 1st SemesterFET Certificate 2nd SemesterFET Certificate 3rd Semester

1 year

1 year

1 year

R7 400-00

R6 200-00

R4 000-00

R600-00

R600-00

R600-00

R8000-00

R6 800-00

R4 600-00

SHORT SKILLS FEES (Pretoria Campus) Other Programmes could be offered on demand

Programme Level Duration Class Fee (Excluding Admin Fee)

Non-Refundable Admin Fee

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*Baking 12 Weeks R2 250-00 R200-00 R2 450-00

Certified Junior Bookkeeper

12 Weeks R3 650-00 R200-00 R3 850-00

Curtain Making 12 Weeks R2 250-00 R200-00 R2 450-00

End User Computing 12 Weeks R3 650-00 R200-00 R3 850-00

Events Management 12 Weeks R2 250-00 R200-00 R2 450-00

Flower Arranging 12 Weeks R2 250-00 R200-00 R2 450-00

Garment Making 12 Weeks R2 250-00 R200-00 R2 450-00

Hairdressing (Cut & Shape Ladies Hair)

12 Weeks R2 250-00 R200-00 R2 450-00

Manicure, Pedicure and Make Up

12 Weeks R2 250-00 R200-00 R2 450-00

Nail Technology 12 Weeks R2 250-00 R200-00 R2 450-00

Pattern/Fashion Design 12 Weeks R2 250-00 R200-00 R2 450-00

PC Repair 6 Weeks R2 250-00 R200-00 R2 450-00

Upholstery 12 Weeks R2 250-00 R200-00 R2 450-00

*Price excludes product fee of R1500.00


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Courses per CampusesPretoria Soshanguve North

Other Occupational Programmes and Skills Courses

Project Management

Beauty Therapy/Cosmetology

Call Centre

Craft and Confectionery Baking Levels 2 & 3

Events Management

End User Computing

Flower Arranging

Baking

Curtain Making

Linen Making

Garment Making

PC Repairs

Pedicure, Manicure & Make-up

Upholstery

Hairdressing (12 Weeks)(Cutting & Shaping Ladies Hair.)

Community House Building(Learnership)

“Our children are our greatest treasure. They are our future. Those who abuse them tear at the fabric of our society and weaken our nation.”Nelson Mandela

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Title Further And Training Certificate: Beauty And Nail TechnologySaqa Id 80646Admission Requirements Grade 12 with English; Mathematics/ Mathematical Literacy.Durartion: 1yr And 6 Months

Learning Areas Waxing Facial Skin Care Manicure And Pedicure Make-Up Back Massage Nail Technology Fundamentals Eye Treatments

ITEC (International Therapy Examination Council)Admission Requirements International Qualification: for interested students that meet the requirements. Further Education And Training Beauty And Nail Technology Certificate

Title: Diploma In Beauty Specialist Career Opportunities Beauty Therapist Nail Technician Beauty Consultant Beauty Therapist On Cruise Ships (Require An International Qualification) etc.

Enquiries Tel: 012 000 0447/487 012 401 1672/1616 Cell: 073 0105 150 E-Mail: [email protected]

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National Certificate: Hairdressing NQF Level 2-4Full TimeAdmission Requirements: Grade 12Duration: 3 Years for NQF Levels 2,3 and 4

Programme Content includes: Shampooing and conditioning scalp and hair. Treatment and massage. Styling: Branding, wet styling, dry styling and dreadlocks. Chemical reformation: permanent waving, colouring and relaxing. The programme includes both theory and practical components.

Career Opportunities Platform stylish; wig designer; Salon manager; Cruise ship hairdresser; Lecturer Magazine and TV stylist; Barber; Sales representative, Salon Owner and Technician

Hairdressing (12 weeks) SAGVAS US ID: 262585 Cut and shape ladies hair. This unit standard will enable learners to perform a complete ladies hair cutting service on all lengths and types of hair.

• Demonstrate an understanding of the factors that influence styling.• Prepare and consult with clients to agree on desired haircut.• Demonstrate knowledge of hair cutting.• Cut hair to achieve a variety of layered looks.• Cut hair using a variety of graduation techniques.• Cut hair using razor cutting techniques.

SAQA US ID 262629.

Perform hairdressing techniques.This unit standard will enable learners to use thermal styling techniques to providehairstyling service.A person is able to:• Demonstrate an understanding of the factors that influence styling.• Prepare and consult with clients to agree desired style.• Prepare roller setting service.• Perform a tonging service.• Perform a blow drying service.

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Admission Requirements forLevel 2: Grade 12 or relevant qualification

Level 3: NQF Level 2 or relevant qualification.

Duration: One year per NQF Level

Level 2: Basic Practical and Theoretical training in: Fermented and non-fermented products. (Buns, bread, Chelsea buns, muffins, scones etc),Level 3: Advanced Practical and Theoretical training in: Producing and baking of Confectionery Products (various kinds of pastries, cakes,meringues, éclairs etc, cake icing and decoration. Working in industry one day per week.

Career opportunities: Craft Baker and Confectionery Baker

Event Management1. How to plan an event:1.1 Event element1.2 Checklists1.3 Choosing a theme and colour scheme

2. Choosing a venue:2.1 Necessities of venue2.2 Checklist

3. Creating your own decorations and invitations:3.1 Centre pieces and focus points3.2 Use of colour

4. Cutlery, crockery and different glasses:4.1 How to handle cutlery and crockery4.2 Etiquette

5. Napkin folding techniques:5.1 Table setting and draping

6. The format of a menu:6.1 Choosing a menu6.2 Elements that influence the choice of a menu6.3 Serving styles

7. Floor plan:7.1 Room set-ups

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8.1 Lighting8.2 Entertainment

9. Security:9.1 Contracts9.2 Insurance

10. Budget:10.1 Quotations10.2 Marketing of the event

11. The five phases of the event:11.1 Management process

12. Create own event and set table with decorations, Hand in portfolio

End User ComputingSAQA: ID 615911. The ability to apply Word –Processing skills in a GUI- based application, is demonstrated by being able to do the following: • Create, edit and format documents • Enhance the document’s appearance and create merged documents.

2. The ability to apply Presentation skills in a GUI- based application is demonstrated by being able to do the following: create and edit slide presentations: • Produce a presentation for a specific purpose. • Enhance the appearance of a presentation.

3. The ability to apply spreadsheet skills in a GUI- based application is demonstrated by being able to do the following: • Create and edit spreadsheets. • Solve a given problem by using a spreadsheet. • Enhance the functionality of a presentation and apply graphs/charts.

4. The ability to apply electronic mail (e-mail) skills in a GUI- based application, is demonstrated by being able to do the following: • Send & receive E-mail messages. • Enhance, edit and organize E-mail messages.

5. The ability to apply Web-Browser skills in a GUI-based application is demonstrated by being able to use a web browser to search and use information from the Internet.

6. Improved Communication is demonstrated by combining End- User Computing Skills with fundamental l communicating skills when communicating to others.

7. An improvement of Mathematical Literacy is demonstrated by utilizing End- User Computing skills application to solve various aspects of personal life and in areas of business.

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8. An understanding of the impact of ICT and its use in an organisation is demonstrated by explaining its use and impact related to business and society.

Flower Arranging

1. Vertical arrangement teaching line form and depth space from Corsages.2. Horizontal arrangement to be used as: Table arrangement with candle, if made a large- Casket Spray Modern arrangement with all round view.3. Posy for bride with Aspidistra frame. (Banquet), Filling of Oases. Mastering rolling of aspidistras. Ribbons – Bows and uses in corsages and bridal bouquets as well as in Casket Sprays.4. Posy for tables and florists:• Teardrop Bridal Bouquet• Basket Arrangement• Parallel systems arrangement – garden design6. Modern Mass arrangement 4 separate areas with line in middle: Modern Arrangement with Kale and Gerberas.7. Techniques in large parallel systems arrangement: cupping stacking: packing, rolling, umbrella, terracing, layering, bundling, decorative binding and more.8. Framing in modern design: Modern horizontal with back and mechanics of framing line with diagonal line.9. Traditional mass arrangement: Modern arrangement with curved lines and diagonal use of flowers.10. Strelizias in modern mass arrangement: Basket – modern design. Angels made of palm leaves.11. Advanced bridal posy with weeping willow frame: World show arrangement with techniques such as umbrella - like shapes and layering and

sheltering12. Equesetum frame with ornamental Kale and Anthirriums: Anthirriums and Gerberas used together in modern design Platting – Arum lily

BakingWeek 1 Madeira Cake Boiled Icing (fondant) Week 2 Lamingtons Soda Bread Week 3 Swiss Roll Rusks Week 4 Koeksisters Banana Loaf

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Dairy Creamers Chocolate work Week 6 Dark chocolate cake 7-Minute frosting Rock buns Week 7 Chocolate Sponge Cake Chocolate (cover on side) Ganache Nuts Week 8 Red Velvet Cake Cream Cheese Frosting Week 9 Plain White Sponge Cake Butter Icing Roll on side of cake with Vermicelli Piping Jelly Decorate with Sweets Week 10 Plain Scones With scone ring Week 11 Fruit Cake Planning for decoration Week 12 Marzipan Sugar paste

Curtain Making

1. Adhere to safety rules.2. Maintain a domestic sewing machine.3. Measurement of curtains.4. Pressing seams and lining.5. Stitching of lining.6. Make: - lined curtain with a tape heading - scatter cushion with a zipper - toilet set with frills - valance - festoon blind7. Make: - swag - tail - casing heading - tie back - fake roman blind

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1. Adhere to safety rules.2. Maintain a domestic sewing machine.3. Make: - Standard pillowcase - Duvet fitted sheet - Flat sheet night frill - Continental pillowcase4. Make: - Round table cloth - Place mats - tissue box /bags - quilt - loose chair covers - kitchen covers - ironing board cover

Garment Making

1. Adhere to safety rules.2. Maintaining of a domestic sewing/over locker machine.3. Taking figure measurements.4. Selection of fabrics and patterns and use of a commercial pattern.5. Layout of pattern pieces 5.1 Transfer pattern marks/pattern envelope / grain line of fabric. 5.2 Cutting out of pattern pieces/pattern instruction sheet. 5.3 Stitching of garment. 5.4 Pressing of seams.

6. Make a garment 6.1 Skirt with darts, zip, buttonhole, interfacing. 6.2 Pants with an elastic waistband. 6.3 Camisole with darts, interfacing, bias binding.

7. Making of advanced garments: Jacket and pants 7.1 With sleeves 7.2 With pockets 7.3 With zipper 7.4 With waistband 7.5 With buttons and buttonholes 7.6 With facings 7.7 With collar

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• Components of a computer. • Assembling of a computer. • Upgrading/Installation of components. • Basic safety. • BIOS. • Fault finding. • Introduction to Networking.

Make Up

SAQA ID 377486 (10 credits) • Prepare a workstation for a make-up service. • Consult, plan and prepare a client for a make-up service. • Perform make-up for a specific occasion. • Provide after-care advice for make-up services.

Manicure And Pedicure

SAQA ID 377505 (8 credits) • Explain anatomy and physiology of hand and foot. • Explain the chemical properties of manicure and pedicure products. • Prepare the workstation for a manicure and pedicure service. • Prepare a client for a manicure and pedicure service. • Provide a manicure and pedicure service.

Fashion Design

1. Adhere to safety rules.2. Pre- requisition: Garment making.3. Basic background for design.4. Taking measurements.5. Practical skills in pattern making for woman’s garment: - Ladies skirt. - Ladies camisole. - Ladies blouse.

Upholstery

Content: • Court cushion with zip; Ottoman; full furnished sitting room chair. • Health, safety and good housekeeping in workplace. • Maintaining a domestic and industrial sewing machine. • Measure material and foam; pattern layout; marking of piping, cutting and sewing; put in zipper and inserting gusset. • Use of carton edging strips. • Examples of fabrics; linings; springs; trimming etc.

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• Identify and use equipment such as: clamps; hammers; pliers; staple remover; staple guns; steel ruler etc.

Apply the following techniques: • Shaping of foam and corners; stripping; buttoning; upholstering of base. • Calculate fabric; fillers and webbing needed. • Represent different forms of wood. • Renovate Furniture.

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“A bright future beckons. The onus is on us, through hard work, honesty and integrity, to reach for the stars.Nelson Mandela

Distance Courses:

The following courses will be offered as Distance courses: (on Saturdays):

Business Studies N4-N6• Management Assistant• Marketing Management• Public Relations• Human Resource Management• Legal Secretary• Business Management• Financial Management• Public Management

Engineering Studies N1-N6• Civil Engineering• Mechanical Engineering• Electrical Engineering

Contact sessionsContact sessions are determined by the number of students per class per subject:1-5 students = 2 contact sessions6-10 students = 3 contact sessions11-25 students = 6 contact sessionsPlease note that students must submit proof of employment.

Class fees:Class fees: Theoretical subjects (non computer subjects) – R850.00 per subject.Computer subjects: R1100.00 per subject.

PLEASE NOTE THAT STUDENTS ALSO HAVE TO BUY THEIR OWN TEXT BOOKS.PLEASE NOTE THAT NATIONAL CERTIFICATE (VOCATIONAL) PROGRAMMES WILL NOT BE OFFERED.PLEASE NOTE THAT ART AND DESIGN, HOSPITALITY, CLOTHING PRODUCTION AND TOURISM WILL NOT BE OFFERED.

Exam Only: (Rewrites)Only students who obtained 30-37% in the previous exam can be enrolled for exam only. A fee of R200 per subject is payable upon registration for this.

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