How To Apply To Study At Lovedale TVET College


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Are you hoping to apply to study one of Lovedale TVET College’s courses? Here is how you can apply to study at Lovedale TVET College.


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Lovedale TVET College strives to be a well-capacitated, accessible, credible and self-sustaining TVET College. They aim to do so with flexible and dynamic programmes which are responsive to the needs of their community. 

They offer a variety of courses, which include the following:

  • Business Studies
  • Engineering Studies
  • Agriculture and Arts Programmes

Courses are categorized by campus. Students will need to consider if the course they hope to study will be accessible to them, by checking if they would be able to easily travel to the campus where the course is offered. 

The college offers courses at the following campuses:

  • Alice Campus
  • King Campus
  • Zwelitsha Campus

Applications are done online via the college website. Students need to ensure that they have the following ready when they apply:

  • Valid Email Address
  • Valid Cellphone Number
  • Valid Identification Document
  • Copy of Next Of Kin's Identification Document.

How To Apply At Lovedale TVET College:

  1. Visit the Lovedale TVET College website.
  2. Select “Apply Online Now” under “Study With Us”.
  3. Click on “Apply Online”.
  4. Select one of the images, which will take you to the online portal.
  5. Click on “Select A Course”.
  6. Complete the steps listed.

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