Buffalo City TVET College Opens Trimester 2 Applications


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Applications for the second trimester engineering programmes are now open at Buffalo City TVET College. The College's mission is to provide quality education and training responsive to industry and community needs. 


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Applications for Trimester 2 Engineering programmes are now officially open. Prospective students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible to secure their place before the closing date.

This opportunity is offered by Boland College, giving students the chance to enrol in Engineering studies for the upcoming trimester.

Required Documents

Applicants must prepare and upload the following certified documents:

  • Certified copy of Grade 12 Final Report (with Mathematics, Physical Sciences or Technical Matric)
  • Certified copy of Identity Document
  • Proof of Residence

Important Application Notes

  • Certification stamps must not be older than three months.
  • Documents must be certified at SAPS.
  • Each document must be scanned separately and uploaded as a PDF file.
  • How To Apply For Trimester 2 Engineering Programmes

  • Follow these simple steps to complete your online application:
  • Visit the official website: www.bccollege.co.za
  • Click on the Student Portal
  • Select the Black Graduate Icon
  • Complete and submit the online application form

Closing Date

The closing date for Trimester 2 Engineering applications is 11 March 2026. Late applications may not be considered, so students are advised to apply before the deadline.

If you are planning to study Engineering in 2026, this is your opportunity to secure your place at Boland College.

 

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