Turn your talent into a career. Hands-on trade qualifications in building, electrical, mechanical and solar work that lead to real opportunities in the world of work.
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9 programmes available
Train in solar photovoltaic (PV) systems: plan, install, test and maintain solar power systems for homes and businesses.
Train as a boilermaker: cut, shape and weld steel plate to build and repair tanks, structures, pipes and pressure vessels.
Train as a bricklayer: build foundations, walls and structures with bricks and blocks, working from building plans.
Train as a carpenter: make, install and repair timber work such as roofs, doors, frames and formwork on building sites.
Train as an electrician: install, test and maintain electrical wiring, equipment and systems in buildings and industry.
Train as a fitter and turner: make machine parts on lathes and milling machines, and fit, maintain and repair machinery.
Train as a fitter: install, maintain and repair machines such as pumps, gearboxes, conveyors and compressors in industry.
Train as a millwright: maintain and repair machines that combine electrical and mechanical systems, from motors to controls.
Train as a welder: join, cut and repair metal with arc, MIG, TIG and gas welding, working to drawings and quality standards.
Yes. You (or a sponsor or employer) pay the tuition fee. Each programme shows its fee, or “to be announced” if it isn’t published yet.
It shows how advanced a qualification is. Grade 12 (Matric) is NQF Level 4, so a Level 5 programme is one step above Matric.
Practical training for a specific trade, such as electrician, welder or bricklayer, with hands-on workshop experience. These programmes are accredited by the QCTO (Quality Council for Trades and Occupations).
Call us on 018 406 7800 or visit your nearest campus. Our student support team will help you decide.
