What The Fees At Nkangala TVET College Are


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If you’re considering enrolling at Nkangala TVET College, it’s important to understand the fees for your chosen programme. Nkangala TVET College is one of the 50 public colleges in South Africa.


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Nkangala TVET College is one of South Africa's leading technical and vocational education institutions, offering a wide range of courses designed to equip students with practical skills for the job market. With campuses spread across the Mpumalanga province, the college provides programs in fields such as engineering, business, hospitality, and information technology. 

Understanding the fees for your chosen programme at this college is important for your financial planning. Knowing the costs allows you to budget properly, avoid unexpected expenses, and ensure you are fully prepared to meet all the financial requirements of your studies.

Here are some of the fees at Nkangala TVET College

NATED Programmes (Level N2 – N4)

For students enrolling in NATED programmes, the fees vary depending on the field of study:

  • Civil Engineering and Building Construction: R2,757.70  
  • Electrical Infrastructure Construction: R2,712.75  
  • Engineering and Related Design: R3,734.85  
  • Finance, Economics, and Accounting: R2,044.30  
  • Hospitality: R3,813.07  
  • IT & Computer Science: R2,689.45  
  • Education & Development: R1,710.30  
  • Office Administration: R1,522.30  
  • Tourism: R2,517.20  

These fees apply to fundamental subjects at levels N2 to N4, and cover the tuition for the full term.

Engineering Studies (N1 – N3)

If you are pursuing engineering studies at levels N1 to N3, the fees are as follows:

  • Civil Engineering: R450.87 per subject  
  • Electrical Engineering: R450.87 per subject  
  • Mechanical Engineering: R450.87 per subject  

These fees are designed for students studying technical disciplines who need to focus on practical and theoretical knowledge in their fields.

Engineering Studies (N4 – N6)

For more advanced engineering studies at levels N4 to N6, the subject fees increase slightly:

  • Civil Engineering: R525.98 per subject  
  • Electrical Engineering: R525.98 per subject  
  • Mechanical Engineering: R525.98 per subject  

These programs help students specialize in their fields and prepare them for career advancement.

Business Studies (N4 – N6)

For students pursuing business studies, the fees are different based on the specific course:

  • Business Management: R6,682.00  
  • Financial Management: R2,672.00  
  • Human Resource Management: R6,682.00  
  • Management Assistant: R6,682.00  
  • Tourism: R1,468.43  
  • Hospitality & Catering Services (N4): R1,507.08  
  • Hospitality & Catering Services (N5): R1,786.77  
  • Hospitality & Catering Services (N6): R1,507.08  

Business studies offer flexibility for students interested in careers in management, finance, and human resources.

Report 191 Common Subjects (N4 – N6)

For common subjects in Report 191 programs, such as Entrepreneurship & Business Management, the fee is R668.00 per subject.

Part-Time Subject Fees (N1 – N6)

If you’re studying part-time, the fees per subject are as follows:

  • Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical): R636.00  
  • Business Management: R870.00  
  • Management Assistant: R870.00  
  • Tourism: R1,468.43  
  • Computer Subject: R1,262.00  

These fees allow flexibility for students who wish to study part-time while managing other responsibilities.

Skills Courses (Trimester)

Nkangala TVET College also offers practical skills courses with the following costs:

  • Plumbing: R5,000.00  
  • Carpentry: R5,000.00  
  • Bricklaying: R5,000.00  
  • Welding: R5,000.00  
  • Electrical: R5,000.00  

These fees include a deposit of R1,640.00, with the balance payable throughout the course.

Accommodation Fees

If you need hostel accommodation while studying, the costs are:

  • NCV (Year): R18,196.00  
  • NATED Engineering (Trimester): R6,065.00  
  • NATED Business (Semester): R9,098.00  

Examination Fees

For supplementary exams or exam-only enrolments, the fee is R265.00 per subject. Students enrolling for exams only must have previously registered with Nkangala TVET College.

Future Fee Adjustments

Please note that while these fees apply to the current academic year, they are subject to change in the future. Nkangala TVET College may adjust fees based on changes in operational costs or curriculum updates, so it’s important to check for any updates. Do visit the college's website. 

All in all, by understanding the fees for your chosen course, you can better prepare for your studies and ensure that you have the necessary financial resources to complete your education.

 

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