Vuselela TVET College Opens Trimester 2 Applications


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Do you want to study further and go to college? Trimester 2 applications are now open at Vuselela TVET College. Apply now!


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Vuselela TVET College is now taking applications for Trimester 2. These applications are for Engineering Studies.

Vuselela TVET College strives to offer relevant skills and training programmes. They offer a variety of courses at their five campuses. 

Applications will close on 11 April 2023.

Applicants can apply for the following R191 Engineering courses:

  • Civil Engineering
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Mechanical Engineering

The following courses are available at the Vuselela TVET College campuses:

  • Jouberton: Electrical engineering N1 - N6 & Mechanical engineering N1 - N6
  • Taung: Electrical engineering N1 - N5 & Mechanical engineering N1 - N4
  • Potchefstroom: Electrical engineering N1 - N6 & Mechanical engineering N1 - N4 & Civil engineering N1 - N6

CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT VUSELELA COLLEGE APPLICATION

The following documents must be submitted: 

  1. Certified copy of your Identity Document
  2. Certified copy of your highest qualification. Grade 12 learners must attach a certified copy of their Grade 11 final results and June or September Grade 12 results
  3. Proof of residential address of parents / guardian or municipal account
  4. Only persons with a disability – Proof of Disability / Medical Certificate

You will be informed through SMS whether your application was successful or not.

If you have applied to study at Vuselela College before, you can apply as a "returning student". 

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