Higher Education Institutions

THE fact that higher education is so highly valued makes it attractive to criminals to swindle money out of unsuspecting and often desperate victims.

There have been many developments in the higher education sector in past decades, notably a rise in the number of institutions from which prospective students can choose when considering their further education. Along with the increase in public universities, there has also been substantial growth in the private higher education sector.

Thousands of students enter private tertiary education institutions every year - increasingly out of choice, but other times because of limited opportunities in the public sector. As prospective students have always done when deciding on which university to attend, private students must be encouraged to similarly ensure they entrust the right institution with their higher education.

Join us at our Open Day this Saturday, 3 February, where you'll be able to apply and enrol to start your studies in February 2018.

The Central Applications Office (CAO) processes applications for first time admission to Universities in KZN. Not only can you apply but you can track your application process to check your progress.

Planning to study further is one of the most important choices you will ever make. But not everyone has the means to pay for tertiary studies. The Tertiary School in Business Administration (TSiBA) is a unique private, not-for-profit business school created to assist people who have difficulty in accessing educational opportunities with tuition scholarships to help them get a jump start in life.

The most affordable campus in Mzansi is now taking applications from those who want to study in 2014.

Students who have done well in their matric and do not have the means to further their studies need not despair. CIDA City Campus is offering scholarships that cover tuition, accommodation and learning materials.