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Situated in Newcastle, in the northern part of Kwa-Zulu Natal, Majuba College is an integral component in the regional strategy for economic development, poverty alleviation, employment creation, skills development and empowerment. Comprising of 5 separate campuses that offer a comprehensive range of knowledge and skills programs, Majuba College is focused upon making a positive impact on the community, social development and the environment, as well as contributing towards realizing the shared socio-economic objectives of local provincial and national government. Majuba FET College is committed to training using cutting edge technology.

Mnambithi College is situated in Ladysmith and Estcourt in the KwaZulu-Natal midlands. Its catchment areas are Estcourt, Weenen, Bergville, Winterton, Pomeroy, Msinga, Dundee, Van Reneen, Mooi River, Greytown and Ladysmith surroundings.

The College’s Central Office and Ladysmith Campus are situated on the banks of the Klipriver and are located in the central Ladysmith. The Ezakheni campuses are situated at Ezakheni Township, in approximately 25 km away from the town.

The college offers Nated Course (Report 191) from N4-N6 in Electrical Engineering, Business Management, Financial Management, Human Resource Management, Hospitality, and Tourism. The college is positioned to service mostly the rural community of Bergville, Estcourt, Msinga, Pemeroy, Greytown, Mooi River and Ladysmith and its catchment area. This positioning can be regarded both as advantageous and also as limiting.

Elangeni College is a Further Education and Training (FET) provider. We strive to provide meaningful education and training to all of our students.
Through a shared vision, the College will develop centres of excellence, and partnerships that will enable the provision of a core business that adheres to the philosophy of FET Colleges.

At Elangeni College, support is given to Life Long Learning and students are taught by trained assessors and moderators that ensure quality delivery in an assortment of subject fields.

The programmes offered are customised and responsive to the needs of learners and industry and the careers they encourage are essential for the economic upliftment of the South African economy.

An FET vocational programme will equip you with the skills required for a successful career in an industry that has a great need for your practical skills, experience and knowledge.

Mthashana FET College is one of the nine FET Colleges in KZN.

Its vision is to be the prefered learning centre of excellence.

The College offers programmes in interesting fields of study.

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The College offers a range of national business and engineering programmes which include the National Certificate (Vocational) and N4-N6 Diploma programmes. An extensive selection of skills programmes ensures that the College is also meeting the need for skills training at a grassroots level. Learnership and co-operative programmes are also very active at Umfolozi College.

KSD FET College is a public institution and is one of the fifty public FET colleges of South Africa and is also one of the eight colleges of the Eastern Cape. KSD FET College was founded by the Department of Education in line with the FET ACT No 98 of 1998 in April 2002. KSD FET College offers customized, quality training that is responsive to the needs of the learner.

Port Elizabeth College is an institution for tomorrow with a rich illustrious past. We focus on developing people today to enable them to face the challenges of tomorrow by equipping them with relevant practical skills to enable them to attain their dreams and aspirations.

The Lovedale PFET College consists of three campuses, each one addressing particular needs of the community. The history of the College is tied up in the history of each of its campuses: Alice Campus, in the little town of Alice in the Eastern Cape and the site of the original Lovedale, King Campus in King William’s Town, and Zwelitsha Campus, also in King William’s Town.

At the Northern Cape Rural FET Colege, each campus has a well-structured, democratically selected SRC and class representatives. The members continuously have workshops/training to empower them in their respective portfolios.The Language Policy of NCRFET provides for lecturing in both Afrikaans and English. Students can do the examinations in one of the two languages.