Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges produce skilled and knowledgeable artisans who excel in a range of vocational and occupational careers. Individuals who graduate from TVET colleges are well-placed to secure employment or pursue entrepreneurial opportunities.
There are fifty TVET colleges in South Africa. Many of these colleges have multiple campuses which ensures they can provide vocational and occupational education and training to interested individuals.
Letaba TVET College
Letaba TVET College is dedicated to surpassing expectations and maintaining the highest standards of excellence in education and training. The institution is committed to ongoing improvement in its training programmes to meet students' needs and provide lifelong learning and skills development.
Letaba TVET College offers vocational education and skills training in their Engineering Faculty, Business Faculty, Services Faculty and Artisanal Skills development faculty. Individuals interested in studying at the college can apply online.
Types Of TVET College Courses
In South Africa's public TVET Colleges, students can pursue either NATED or NC(V) qualifications. They may also pursue occupational programmes.
NC(V) (National Certificate Vocational) courses
NC(V) courses are designed for students who wish to acquire practical skills outside the traditional school environment. They are especially suitable for those who have decided on a career path and do not require a traditional high school experience.
Completing an NC(V) qualification results in obtaining a Matric certificate. NC(V) qualifications allow students to become self-employed after obtaining their certificates, and they generally extend up to NQF Level 4, which is equivalent to Matric.
NATED (National Qualification Courses or Report 191 NATED courses)
NATED qualifications offer specialised education in specific fields.
To enrol in NATED N4-N6 courses, you typically need to have already obtained a Matric certificate (Matriculation certificate). These qualifications extend up to NQF Level 6, covering both practical and theoretical teaching methods.
Letaba TVET College Courses
NCV Courses
Business Faculty
- Transport and logistics
- Tourism
- Office Administration
- Generic Management
Services Faculty
- Transport and logistics
- Tourism
Engineering
- Civil engineering and building Construction (With the following sub-fields)
- Carpentry and Roof work
- Masonry
- Plumbing
- Engineering and Related Design (With the following sub-fields)
- Welding
- Automotive Repair and Maintenance
- Electrical Infrastructure construction
- Engineering and Related Design (With the following sub-fields)
- Automotive Repair and Maintenance
NATED Courses
Business Faculty
- Business Management
- Business Management
- Human resource management
- Management Assistant
- Human resource management
- Marketing management
Engineering Faculty
- Engineering Studies (With the following sub-fields)
- Electrical Trade N1 - N3
- Motor Trade N1 - N3
- Engineering Studies (With the following sub-fields)
- Electrical Trade N1 - N5
- Motor Trade N1 - N3
Letaba TVET College also offers two skills programmes in artisanal development. Students can complete a skills programme in electrical engineering or diesel mechanics.
Bursaries For Letaba TVET College Courses
Students enrolled in approved courses at Letaba TVET College can apply for bursaries from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS).
NSFAS provides funding to South African students from poor and working-class backgrounds. The NSFAS bursary includes covering a student's tuition and registration fees. In addition to paying these fees, NSFAS will also provide students with allowances.
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