35 programmes across our campuses. Tell us what you have passed and where you would like to study, and we'll show the ones you can apply for.
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35 programmes available
Train to install, repair and maintain computers, networks and software, and to support the people who use them.
Learn HR administration: recruitment paperwork, employee records, leave, payroll input and the basics of labour law.
Train to support managers: diaries, meetings, documents and office communication as a personal or executive assistant.
Learn to plan and coordinate marketing: campaigns, social media, market research and promotions.
Train to run the administration of an office: documents, records, finances, scheduling and customer service.
Learn to lead an office team: plan the work, supervise staff, manage resources and keep the administration running smoothly.
Learn to plan, run and close projects on time and within budget, from scheduling and costing to risk and teamwork.
Prepare for administrative work in national, provincial and local government: records, correspondence and public service procedures.
Train in solar photovoltaic (PV) systems: plan, install, test and maintain solar power systems for homes and businesses.
Learn to service and repair solar PV systems: inspections, testing, fault-finding and maintenance of panels, inverters and batteries.
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.
Learn to install solar PV systems safely: mounting panels, wiring, and connecting inverters and batteries.
Learn to mount solar panels safely: roof and ground mounting structures, racking and working at heights.
Train as a welder: join, cut and repair metal with arc, MIG, TIG and gas welding, working to drawings and quality standards.
A SETA-funded learnership at NQF Level 3 in everyday computer skills: word processing, spreadsheets, email and the internet.
A SETA-funded entry-level learnership for working in a chain store: sales, tills, stock and store procedures.
A SETA-funded entry-level learnership for helpdesk work in retail: answering customer queries and solving problems.
A SETA-funded entry-level learnership in merchandising: displaying stock, planograms and keeping shelves full and attractive.
A SETA-funded entry-level learnership in retail: customer service, tills, stock and the daily running of a store.
Train as a cook: prepare, cook and present food safely in restaurants, hotels, catering companies and institutional kitchens.
Train to care for and teach young children, from birth to school-going age, in crèches, preschools and ECD centres.
Train to supervise a retail team on the shop floor: staff, stock, sales targets and customer service.
Learn to start and run your own small shop: stock, pricing, money, customers and the basics of a retail business.
Learn the theory and practice of building and civil construction: materials, plans, bricklaying, carpentry and concrete work.
Learn electrical principles and practice, from wiring and installations to electronics and electrical systems.
Learn mechanical engineering basics: workshop practice, engineering drawing, fitting, welding and materials.
Learn the hospitality trade: food preparation, food and beverage service, front office and guest services.
Learn programming and robotics: coding, electronics, and building and controlling robots and automated systems.
Learn to design and build software: programming, databases, systems analysis and computer hardware basics.
