When Does The CACH System Close For University & College Placements?


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The Central Application Clearing House (CACH) system is a government online system which assists students in finding a place in university, college and other related opportunities. Here is when the system will close for 2024. 


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The Central Application Clearing House (CACH) system is an online system which is provided by the government and was designed and introduced by the Department of Higher Education to help those who would like to access university, college and skills development. 

The CACH system opened on 26 January 2022 and the system will close on 31 March 2024.

The CACH service is free and refers individuals to career development services and approaches higher education institutions to provide available spaces where possible. 

For those looking to further their studies at university or college, the online system is said to be more advantageous for prospective students who submitted their University or College study applications during 2023 and 2024 but have not been offered a place for their chosen course.

Individuals can also make use of the online system to access any SETA learnership without having to travel to higher learning institutions. CACH also makes sure that applicants do not fall prey to fake higher learning institutions.

How To Sign Up To CACH

Applicants can sign up to the CACH system through a number of ways: 

Those who sign up will be required to provide details, which include their chosen study programme, as well as accept and reject offers on the CACH system

Once you have signed up then you can check the status of your application by logging onto the web portal using your credentials. 


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