Northern Cape Urban FET College has a reputation of high academic, quality, safety and moral standards. This confirms that the College’s claim to excellence, in depth and breadth, is substantive and not just aspirational. It operates on two campuses, namely the Northern Cape Technical College, now known as City Campus, and Moremogolo Campus, previously known as Moremogolo College.
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Central JHB College
Central Johannesburg College is a public Further Education and Training College that offers a wide range of qualifications, from NQF Level 2 to NQF Level 4 – from National Technical Education (Nated) programmes to the new and exciting National Certificate Vocational [NC(V)] to Skills courses and Learnerships.
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Ekurhuleni East College
Ekurhuleni East College for FET is a Further Education and Training College and public provider of Education, Training and Development. The College came about as a merger of individual technical colleges that had all existed for about twenty years. These were Benoni, Brakpan, Daveyton (former Isidingo), Springs and Kwa-Thema (former Tlamoha) Technical Colleges. The merger brought together diverse skills and talents, resources and leadership, culminating in a mega force in the Further Education and Training arena.
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Sedibeng College
Sedibeng College provides you with a wide variety of opportunities. Increasing your knowledge by making use of our many NC(V) and Nated courses, you can have a successful career. We offer courses to suit anybody’s interests and talents, from technical engineering study programmes, to excellent beauty courses.
Our staff are all experts and qualified in the specific learning area, and will make sure that you receive the absolute best training and knowledge possible.
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Ekurhuleni West College
Ekurhuleni West College (EWC) for Further Education and Training (FET) is a public institution regulated by the FET Colleges Act no 16 of 2006. It is situated in Gauteng Province in South Africa. EWC aspires to equip learners with knowledge and skills by offering appropriate, quality education and training programmes in order to empower learners to obtain employment or to become self-employed.
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Boland College
With five campuses in Paarl, Strand, Worcester, Stellenbosch and Caledon, Boland College is situated in the jewels of the Western Cape surrounded by undisturbed natural splendour and communities with character. Seeking entertainment and maintaining a vibrant social life is never an obstacle for these towns.
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Northlink College
Northlink College was established in 2002, following the merger of four colleges in the northern suburbs of the greater Cape Town metropole. The colleges were: Wingfield Technical College (three campuses: Wingfield, Goodwood and Table Bay), Protea College, Tygerberg College and Parow) and Bellville Technical College. In 2005 Northlink bought Belhar College, a private institution.
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West Coast College
West Coast College was the last FET College to be formed in the Western Cape. Unlike other colleges that were formed around the hub of an existing technical college, its systems had to be established from scratch and today the college consists of five campuses.
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South Cape College
Situated across the famous Garden Route and the Little Karoo, the catchment area of the South Cape College (80 822 km2) is the largest of the six FET colleges in the Western Cape.
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Buffalo City College
Buffalo City Public FET College, has two Mega campuses situated in the East London and Mdantsane area, which offers a wide range of learning programmes. School of Occupational Training offers short courses and learnerships.
