Here’s What Northern Cape Urban TVET College Fees Are


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As you prepare for your academic journey at the Northern Cape Urban TVET College, understanding the fee structure is crucial. This guide provides an overview of the fees for both new and returning students.


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Understanding the fee structure at Northern Cape Urban TVET College is essential for planning your finances effectively. It allows you to budget accordingly based on your program and status, and stay informed about any changes that may arise.

Here are the fees at Northern Cape Urban TVET College: 

Fee Structure Overview

The Northern Cape Urban TVET College has released its fee structure, which outlines all amounts payable to ensure a smooth study experience and timely graduation.

Fees vary significantly depending on your program type and student status (local or international).

Registration and First Instalment

When registering, you must pay a deposit based on your status:

  • Repeating Students: Required to pay 100% of the fees upon registration.
  • Students Not Qualifying for NSFAS Bursary: Must pay a minimum of 50% of the full course fee or provide an employment letter.
  • NSFAS Qualifying Students: Specific fees apply based on the course level.

Course Fees for NCV and NATED Programs

1. For NSFAS Qualifying Students

Here are the fees for various courses under the National Certificate Vocational (NCV) framework:

  • Financial, Economics and Accounting (Levels 2 - 4): R1,102 (including textbooks)
  • Office Administration (Levels 2 - 4): R10,452 (including textbooks)
  • Safety in Society (Levels 2 - 4): R9,570 (including textbooks)
  • Tourism (Levels 2 - 4): R13,572 (including textbooks)
  • Information Technology (Levels 2 - 4): R14,303 (including textbooks)
  • Transport and Logistics (Levels 2 - 4): R9,870 (including textbooks)

2. For Non-NSFAS Students

If you’re not qualifying for NSFAS, the following per-subject fees apply for the NCV Level 2-4:

  • Financial, Economics and Accounting (Levels 2 - 4): R1,402 (excluding textbooks)
  • Office Administration (Levels 2 - 4): R1,054 (excluding textbooks)
  • Safety in Society (Levels 2 - 4): R1,195 (excluding textbooks)
  • Tourism (Levels 2 - 4): R2,136 (excluding textbooks)

National Diplomas (N4 - N6) Fees

For those pursuing national diplomas, the fees are:

  • Financial Management: R2,837 (including textbooks)
  • Tourism: R2,837 (including textbooks)
  • Business Management: R2,837 (including textbooks)
  • Marketing Management: R2,837 (including textbooks)

Examination Fees

An examination fee of R200 per subject is applicable for all students.

Private Funded Courses

For self-funded students, the cost for Business Studies (N4 - N6) is:

  • Business Studies: R14,189 (including textbooks)

Keep in mind that the college reserves the right to change fees without prior notice. Any adjustments will be subject to approval by the Governing Council, and updates will be communicated promptly.

 

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Post-Matric Options

 

We helped you with past papers for your matric exams, so hopefully you are happy with your Matric results. So now you are faced with a lot of post-matric options that can shape your future paths. You might want to study law, teaching, or nursing. Of course studying is expensive so we have helpful advice about student loans, NSFAS bursaries, Fundi loans, ISFAP, and lots of other funding options.

These options range from pursuing higher education at universities , TVET Colleges or  private colleges, finding student accommodation, entering vocational training programs (like Learnerships and internships), joining the workforce, or even starting your own business. There are so many choices but we are here to help.

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