King Hintsa TVET College Opens 2025 Late Applications


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King Hinsta TVET College is a popular choice for students in the Eastern Cape. The college is accepting 'walk-in' late applications for some of their courses until 20th January 2025.

 


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King Hintsa TVET College opened their applications for the 2025 academic year in October last year and the official applications period closed.

King Hintsa TVET College Late Applications 2025

If there are opportunities for King Hintsa TVET College late applications they will be made available via the college website - and online applications are available.

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King Hintsa TVET College Courses On Offer

Offering courses like, Marketing Management, Human Resources and Tourism, along with many other options depending on the campus you choose to study at.

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    • Marketing management 
    • Public Relations
    • Public Management 
    • Hospitality 
    • Tourism  
    • Human Resources Management
    • Financial Management 
    • Management Assistance
    • Farming Management & Mechanisation
    • Civil Engineering
    • Electrical Engineering
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    • Hospitality 
    • Tourism  
    • Marketing 
    • Information Technology
    • Primary Agriculture
    • Civil Engineering
    • Electrical Infrastructure Construction
    • Engineering & Related Design
    • Finance, Economics & Accounting
    • Office Administration

How to apply 

King Hintsa TVET College applications must be submitted online using the King Hintsa College website. Applicants must also submit certified copies of their ID, their parent/guardian's ID and their latest results.

 

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