Boland College online application, forms, courses, fees, requirements

Boland College online application, forms, courses, fees, requirements

The Boland College online application is completed through the official website. Applications usually open between late August and early September for the next academic year. Applicants must complete a career guidance screening and upload certified documents. Understanding the courses, requirements, and fees will help you submit a correct and timely application.

Boland College logo and students during a graduation.
Boland College logo (L) and students during a graduation in 2022 (R). Photo: @Boland College (modified by author)
Source: Facebook

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Key takeaways

  • The Boland College online application is available on the official website.
  • Forms are available online or at campus offices.
  • Courses are available under National Certificate (Vocational) and NATED programs.
  • Applicants must be at least 16 years old.

Boland College online application for 2026

The application for the 2026 undergraduate programmes opened in early September 2025 and closed on 3 October 2025. The college typically follows this timeline each year for new intakes.

Is Boland College open for 2026 applications?

The college is not accepting any applications for the 2026 academic year. Limited spaces in selected courses opened on 7 January 2026, but registration closed on 19 January 2026 after the available spots were filled.

Read also

What is the Central Application Clearing House? Quick guide for SA students

The application window is expected to open around the same time in 2026 for the 2027 academic year. Boland College does not accept late applications or walk-ins. Ensure that you submit your application within the official timeframe.

How to apply

The Boland College online application process is relatively straightforward if you have the necessary requirements ready in digital files. If you are interested in applying for the 2027 academic year and beyond, here is a guide on how it works through their portal.

  • Visit the official website at https://bolandcollege.com.
  • Click “Study Here” at the top left of the homepage. You will be redirected to the application page.
  • Select “Step 1” to begin. Choose a course under either the Higher Education Programme or the National Certificate Vocational Programme.
  • If you already know what you want to study, select your preferred campus. If you are unsure, book an appointment with a career counsellor.
  • Proceed to “Step 2” to indicate your accommodation preference, whether hostel or private.
  • Click “Step 3” to start the application process.
  • Follow the prompts and complete all required fields. Scan and upload the necessary documents.
  • Submit your application after reviewing all details carefully and before the deadline.
  • After submission, track your status using your Boland College online application 2026 login details.

Read also

Lephalale TVET College overview: Courses, application process, and more

Boland College campuses

The institution currently has five campuses, with the most recent opening in 2002. Here is a quick look.

  • Paarl Campus
  • Strand Campus
  • Worcester Campus
  • Stellenbosch Campus
  • Caledon Campus
Boland College during the National Student-Driven Academic Conference
Boland College during the National Student-Driven Academic Conference, hosted at Birchwood Hotel & Conference Centre from 6 to 8 December 2024. Photo: @boland_college (modified by author)
Source: Facebook

Courses and Faculties

The institution offers its courses through nine faculties.

  • Civil Engineering & Building Construction
  • Economic Management Sciences
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Engineering & Related Design
  • Hospitality, Tourism & Sport
  • Information Technology & Agriculture
  • Office Management Sciences
  • Safety and Security
  • Social Sciences

What courses are offered at Boland College Stellenbosch?

Boland College Stellenbosch offers a wide range of National N-Diploma (N4–N6), National Certificate Vocational (NCV), and National Technical Certificate (NTC) programs across various faculties. The choice of courses depends on an applicant's academic qualifications and career aspirations.

Economics and Management Sciences

  • Human Resource Management
  • Financial Management
  • Marketing Management
  • Business Management
  • Public Management
  • NCV (L2–L4) in Transport & Logistics

Hospitality, Tourism, and Sport

  • Tourism Management
  • Hospitality and Catering Services
  • NCV (L2–L4) in Tourism

Read also

Mopani TVET College: detailed guide on courses, application, and campuses

Office Management Sciences

  • Management Assistant
  • Medical Secretary
  • Office Administration

Information Technology and Agriculture

  • Farming Management
  • Information Technology & Computer Science

Engineering Studies

  • NTC (N1–N3) in Electrical Engineering Studies
  • Electrical Engineering (N4–N6)
  • Electrical Infrastructure Construction
  • Civil Engineering and Building Construction: Plumbing, Bricklaying, Woodwork.
  • NCV (L2–L4) in Engineering and Related Design

Safety and Security

  • National Certificate in Safety in Society

Social Sciences

  • National N-Diploma (N4–N6) in Educare

What are the minimum requirements for Boland College?

The institution has specific requirements for admission, depending on the program you wish to pursue. As a public TVET institution, the college offers National Certificate Vocational NCV and Report 191 NATED courses. Each programme has its own academic entry requirements.

Applicants must have at least Grades 9, 10, 11, or 12, depending on the chosen course. In addition to academic qualifications, students must provide certified copies of their ID, latest school results, and proof of residence. Some programs may have additional subject-specific requirements.

Read also

King Hintsa TVET College guide: campuses, applications, and courses

Boland College Stellenbosch Campus during their orientation for new students and a section of the institution's head office plaza.
Boland College Stellenbosch Campus during their orientation for new students (R) and a section of the institution's head office plaza (L). Photo: @Boland_college (modified by author)
Source: Facebook

Boland College admission requirements for local applicants

Local applicants who wish to study at Boland College must meet specific admission criteria based on the program they intend to pursue. Below are the general requirements:

1. National Certificate Vocational (NCV) Programs

  • Grade 9, 10, 11, or 12 (depending on the course).
  • Applicants must be 16 years or older.
  • Certified copy of ID (not older than 3 months).
  • Certified copy of the latest school results.
  • Proof of residence.

2. Report 191 (NATED) Programs

  • N4 Programs: Requires a National Senior Certificate (NSC) or equivalent qualification.
  • N5 & N6 Programs: Requires successful completion of the previous N-level (e.g., N4 to enter N5).

3. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

  • Applicants with work experience or informal training relevant to a course may apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).
  • Assessment may be required to determine eligibility.

Application requirements for international applicants

Here is a look at the documents that international applicants must attach to their application forms.

Read also

Ikhala TVET College guide: Campuses, courses, fees, and application details

  • A certified copy of your passport
  • A valid study permit
  • School qualifications evaluations done by SAQA

How to check the status at Boland College

Once you complete the Boland TVET College online application in 2026, you will be required to create login credentials. These details will allow you to access the student portal, which is known as the Boland Coltech portal. Log in to the portal to track your application status and view any updates from the college.

Boland College fees

Finance is an important factor for many students who plan to study at Boland TVET College. Fees vary by programme level, course type, and campus.

As a general guide:

  • NCV programmes can range from approximately R2,000 to R10,000 per year, depending on the level and subjects.
  • NATED Report 191 programmes may range between R3,000 and R15,000 per trimester.
  • Occupational and short courses vary widely based on duration and equipment requirements.

All successful applicants to the South African TVET college receive an official fee breakdown for their selected programme before registration. Students may also apply for NSFAS funding if they qualify.

Read also

Your guide to Ehlanzeni TVET College: Courses, fees, application, and campus info

Hospitality students from Boland College's Stellenbosch Campus working at the SA Golf Open.
Boland College offers students gainful experiences outside of classroom. Photo: @Boland College (modified by author)
Source: Facebook

Does Boland College accept NSFAS?

Yes, the institution offers financial assistance to full-time students through bursaries allocated in collaboration with the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). Students can obtain additional information about this from the school’s financial aid office. Here are the contacts.

  • Telephone: 021 886 7111.
  • Email: finaid@bolandcollege.com

Where is Boland TVET College located?

The institution’s head office is located at 85 Bird Street, Stellenbosch, 7599, South Africa.

Which courses are still available at Boland College?

Boland TVET College opened limited registration for select courses from 7 January to 19 January 2026. These spaces were offered on a first-come, first-served basis. As of February 2026, that window has closed after the available spots were filled.

The next Boland College application period is expected to open in early September 2026 for the 2027 academic year. You can review the list of programmes above to prepare for the next intake.

Read also

Explore Esayidi TVET College: Courses, application process, and campuses

Does Boland College offer accommodation?

Yes. Boland TVET College provides accommodation options for students at selected campuses. On the Boland College application, you are given the opportunity to choose your accommodation preference. Successful applicants receive information about available residences and how to secure a room once placement is confirmed.

Are TVET colleges open for 2026 applications?

Most South African TVET colleges, including Boland TVET College, have already completed their main application process for the 2026 academic year. Limited registration windows were offered in some cases early in the year, but these have now closed, and available spots have been filled.

The Boland College online application is a straightforward process designed to help students gain access to quality education in various fields. By ensuring you meet the requirements and submit your application before the deadline, you increase your chances of securing a spot at this prestigious institution.

Briefly.co.za recently published details about the courses offered at Embury College (STADIO Higher Education), the application process, and tuition fees. Embury College merged with other private colleges in South Africa to form STADIO Higher Education.

The institution offers high-quality education to all students. It has competent trainers who ensure students get relevant skills and knowledge. If you are interested in joining this private institution, you can apply for a slot online.

Source: Briefly News

Authors:
Jedidah Tabalia avatar

Jedidah Tabalia Jedi is a journalist with over 5 years working experience in the media industry. She has a BSc. in Human Resource Management from Moi University (graduated in 2014) and a working in progress MBA in Strategic Management. Having joined Genesis in 2017, Jedi is a passionate Facts and Life Hacks, Fitness, and Health content creator who sees beauty in everything. She loves traveling and checking out new restaurants. Her email address is jedidahtabalia@gmail.com

Jackline Wangare avatar

Jackline Wangare (Lifestyle writer) Jackline Simwa is a content writer at Briefly.co.za, where she has worked since mid-2021. She tackles diverse topics, including finance, entertainment, sports, and lifestyle. Previously, she worked at The Campanile by Kenyatta University. She has more than five years in writing. Jackline graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics (2019) and a Diploma in Marketing (2015) from Kenyatta University. In 2023, Jackline finished the AFP course on Digital Investigation Techniques and Google News Initiative course in 2024. Email: simwajackie2022@gmail.com.