TVET Colleges - Public

False Bay TVET College has celebrated the entrepreneurial talent of its students as they progress to the provincial round of the 2026 Inter-College Entrepreneurship Competition.

The South Cape TVET College has launched their 4IR Centre Of Excellence as part of their efforts to prepare students for future jobs. 

False Bay College is launching a new programme to help small and medium-sized business grow their operations by providing training, coaching, mentorship, and networking opportunities.

After a rigorous audit process False Bay TVET College has received a clean audit from the Auditor-General of South Africa (AGSA) for two consecutive financial years. 

Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training, Dr Nomusa Dube-Ncube, has warned that South Africa's call for a skills revolution will remain ineffective unless more learners choose TVET colleges and other post-school education institutions. 

Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) graduates have a critical role to play in addressing South Africa's skills shortages, youth unemployment challenges, and the need for transformation in key sectors of the economy.

There's great news for young people with an interest in a career in aviation, as the Elengeni TVET College launches their Aircraft Maintenance Academy. 

Building partnerships goes beyond the boardroom, and False Bay TVET Colleges men's football team are flying the flag for their college at local tournaments.  

Are you interested in studying at one of South Africa’s leading TVET colleges? Fortunately, you can still apply for semester 2 courses in Business Studies, Engineering, Hospitality and ICT. 

Applications are open now for the last intake of Nated N4 courses at the College of Cape Town. These included Business, management, Tourism and Art & Design.