Tshwane South College courses, online applications, registration dates, contacts
Tshwane South College is a public TVET learning centre with a reputation for empowering and preparing young people for occupational success. The institution has gone ahead of others in providing quality education to students with minimal requirements. Even better, interested learners have a long list of courses to choose their preferred career paths.
Source: UGC
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Key takeaways
- Tshwane South College: All you should know
- Which courses are offered at Tshwane South College?
- How much is the registration fee at Tshwane South TVET College?
- Does NSFAS fund Tshwane South College?
- Is Tshwane South College a public college?
Key takeaways
- Securing a study place at Tshwane South TVET College is now more accessible through online applications.
- Part-time and distance learning are learning modes offered at Tshwane South College.
- All campuses have all the necessary facilities to steer learning.
Tshwane South College: All you should know
Tshwane South College is a public technical and vocational education and training institute in Pretoria. It has a few campuses spread across the region. Discover all the Tshwane South TVET College courses in 2025 and more about this tertiary institution.
Tshwane South College courses and requirements
Tshwane South College focuses on skill-based careers that promote economic growth. For this reason, various courses offered by the institution concentrate on the practicality of knowledge in the twenty-first century.
Below is a look at various NC(V) programmes offered at Tshwane South TVET College. The general requirement for all of them is a Grade 9 Certificate (APS 24) or higher.
- Finance, Economics, and Accounting
- Office Administration
- Information Technology and Computer Science
- Civil Engineering and Building Construction
- Electrical Infrastructure Construction
- Engineering and Related Design
- Hospitality Studies
- Tourism
- Management
- Marketing
General (Business/Utility) Studies
The General (Business/Utility) Studies programmes offered by this institution are explored below. The general requirement for all these courses is Grade 12 or NC(V) Level 4.
- Financial Management
- Management Assistant
- Hospital Services
- Tourism
- Clothing Production
- Human Resource Management
- Business Management
- Public Relations Management
Engineering (Natural Sciences) Studies
The Engineering (Natural Sciences) Studies programmes offered are listed below. The requirements are a Pass in Grade 12 (with a pass in Mathematics, Science, and 2 relevant technical subjects and an APS score of 24).
- Mechanical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
Occupational programmes
The occupational programmes offered at Tshwane South TVET College are listed below.
- Bricklayer
- Boilermaker
- Carpenter
- Electrician
- Fitter And Turner
- Mechanical Fitter
- Millwright
- Plumber
- Transportation Electrician (Automotive Electrician)
- Diesel Mechanic
- Automotive Motor Mechanic
- Welder
- Computer Technician
- Cybersecurity Analyst
- Software Developer
Occupational skills programmes
The occupational skills programmes offered by this institution are explored below.
- Bricklayers’ Assistant
- Plumbing Hand
- Hot & Cold-Water System Installer
- Assistant Handyperson
- Java Programmer
- C++ Programmer
- Plumbing Hand
- Software Developer
Source: UGC
Distance-learning programmes
The distance-learning courses at Tshwane South TVET College are explored below.
- Mechanical Engineering N4
- Civil Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Management Assistant
- Public Relations
- Human Resource Management
- Financial Management
- Business Management
How to apply to Tshwane South College
The application procedure is straightforward, with the right form and supporting documents. Note that only applications received during the specified period will be considered.
Applications received after the closing date will not be processed. Successful applicants are notified via SMS/Email to start the registration process.
Documents required for application
All first-time applicants must have the documents listed below. If you skip a trimester, semester, or year, you are regarded as a new applicant.
- Grade 12 certificate/Statement of results or School report – whichever is applicable
- ID Document
- Proof of residence
Tshwane South College application process
Learn the steps involved in the Tshwane South College online application in 2025 below.
- Visit the Tshwane South College and go to Apply under the Study With Us tab on the homepage.
- Read through the instructions on the page that appears on your screen.
- Click Start Your Application to proceed.
- Click First Time Here to create an account on the application portal where you will create your Tshwane South College learner profile.
- After creating the account, you will be prompted to log in again. Enter your Tshwane South College student portal login details to access your account and proceed with your application.
- Click on each button and complete all the screening batteries in this folder. Answer all questions, even if you do not know the answers, then click Finish.
- Next, complete the literacy, numeracy, and course selection assessments.
- Complete all sections of the forms that appear on your screen.
- Upload your documents in PDF format when requested. Note that incomplete applications will not be processed.
- Click Submit when done. Expect feedback after the closing date.
NB: Online applications are encouraged. However, applicants can also visit the nearest Tshwane South Campus for online walk-in assistance. The College does not charge any administration or registration fees.
Source: UGC
Tshwane South College application for 2026
Applications for 2025 closed in 2024. Applications for 2026 are likely to open in August 2025. Prospective students are encouraged to check the college website often to see the official announcement.
Tshwane South College contacts
If you wish to contact the college for further enquiries, use the contact details below.
Head Office
- Physical location: 85 Francis Baard (formerly Schoeman Street)
- Postal address: PO Box 151, Pretoria 0001
- Telephone numbers: 012 373 1200/ 012 401 5000
- E-mail: info@tsc.edu.za
Centurion Campus
- Physical address: Tek Base, College Street, LYTTELTON, 0140
- Postal address: Private Bag x 1018, LYTTELTON, 0140
- Telephone number: 012 660-8500
- Fax: 012 664-8358
- Email: centsec@tsc.edu.za
Atteridgeville Campus
- Physical address: 5 Khoza Street, Atteridgeville
- Postal address: PO Box 97615, WESPARK, 0146
- Telephone number: 012 373-1200
- Fax: 012 373 8032
- Email: att.pa@tsc.edu.za
Pretoria West Campus
- Physical address: 150 Industrial Street, Pretoria West
- Telephone number: (012) 380-5000
- Fax: (012) 386-1245
- Email: bongi@tsc.edu.za
Odi Campus
- Physical address: Molefe Makinta Highway (Formerly Lucas Mangope Highway) Opposite Morula Sun Stand No. 5218, 0190
- Postal address: Private Bag X564, Mabopane
- Telephone number: (012) 725 - 1800
- Fax: (012) 702-5752 / (012) 702-3387
- Email: odi.pa@tsc.edu.za
Source: UGC
Which courses are offered at Tshwane South College?
Check out the comprehensive list of all Tshwane South College courses above.
How much is the registration fee at Tshwane South TVET College?
The college does not charge any registration fees.
Does NSFAS fund Tshwane South College?
Yes, NSFAS provides financial aid to deserving learners enrolled at Tshwane South College. FET College student bursaries are also exclusively available to Report 191 (Nated) and NC (V) Programs. The financial support includes accommodation fees, tuition fees, and transport fees.
Is Tshwane South College a public college?
The school is a registered TVET college in line with the Continuous Education Training Act.
It is now easier to apply and enrol at Tshwane South College because the college accepts online applications. The institution is an excellent choice if you are searching for skill-based and marketable study programmes.
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