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Everything you need to know about studying at Ingwe TVET College

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Everything you need to know about studying at Ingwe TVET College – from applications and funding to student life and support services.

NSFAS Funding

Financial aid information

Applications

How to apply and documents

Fees & Payments

Tuition and banking details

Student Support

Counseling and academic help

NSFAS Funding

Visit NSFAS Website

What is NSFAS?

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) provides financial assistance to eligible students from poor and working-class families to access higher education and training at public universities and TVET colleges. The bursary application process is administered and managed by NSFAS through a centralized system. Students may lodge their application online.

Eligibility Criteria

  • South African citizen
  • Combined household income not more than R350,000 per year
  • Registered or intend to register at a public TVET college
  • Meet the academic requirements of the course
  • Able to demonstrate potential for academic success

NSFAS Application Timeline

1

September - November

Applications open for the following academic year

2

November - January

Application evaluation and verification

3

January - February

Funding decisions communicated

4

February onwards

Allowances paid to funded students

Required Documents

  • Certified copy of ID
  • Certified parent/guardian IDs
  • Proof of income (payslips, affidavit)
  • Latest academic results
  • Disability certificate (if applicable)

What NSFAS Covers

  • Registration fees
  • Tuition fees
  • Accommodation allowance
  • Transport allowance
  • Book allowance
  • Personal care allowance

How to Apply

  1. Visit www.nsfas.org.za
  2. Click "Apply" and create an account
  3. Complete the online application form
  4. Upload required documents
  5. Submit before the closing date

Need Help with NSFAS?

Visit our financial aid office at any campus or contact us. Funding is also available from SETAs, Government Departments, and Private Institutions.

Contact Financial Aid

Applications & Admissions

New Students

First-time applicants to Ingwe TVET College

  • Complete online application form
  • Submit certified ID copy
  • Submit latest results
  • Proof of residence
  • Application fee (if applicable)
Apply Now

Returning Students

Current students re-registering for the next academic year

  • Online re-registration via iEnabler
  • Submit previous year's results
  • Clear any outstanding fees
  • Update personal information if changed
Access iEnabler

Application Process

1

Choose Programme

Review programmes and entry requirements

2

Gather Documents

Prepare certified copies of all required docs

3

Submit Application

Complete online form and upload documents

4

Await Response

Check application status online

Fees & Payments

Tuition Fees

Fees vary by programme and level of study. Please contact the finance office for detailed fee structures. Our programmes are affordable, cost effective and provide an alternative to general education and training programmes at schools and other Higher Education institutions.

NCV Programmes Contact finance office
Occupational Programmes Contact finance office

Programme Types

NCV Programmes

National Certificate Vocational at NQF Levels 2, 3 and 4. Three fundamental subjects and four vocational subjects. Full-time: 1 year per level. Part-time: up to 3 years per level.

Articulation

Pathways for progression to higher education and recognition of prior learning opportunities.

Occupational Programmes

Skills courses and learnerships. Our workshops are well equipped for practical training.

Student Support Services

Academic Support

Tutoring, study groups, and academic advising to help you succeed. Both theory and practical experience provided.

Counseling

Confidential counseling services for personal and academic challenges.

Library Services

Access to books, journals, computers, and study spaces at all campuses.

Career Counseling

Guidance on career paths, job searching, and interview preparation. Opportunities in various economic sectors.

Disability Support

Assistance and accommodations for students with disabilities. Everyone has the right to further education.

Health & Wellness

Health services, wellness programs, and support for healthy living.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do applications open?

Application open on the 1st of September for the following Academic year.

What are the entry requirements for NCV?

For NCV Level 2, you need: Grade 9, 10, 11 or 12 certificate; or NQF Level 1 qualification; or approved bridging programme; or RPL assessment.

What qualifications do you offer?

We offer NCV (8 programmes), and skills courses. Our workshops are well equipped for practical training.

How do I get a National N Diploma?

Business Studies: Complete N6 + 18 months (2000 hours) work experience. Engineering Studies: Complete N6 + 2 years work experience in the same field.

Do I have to repay NSFAS?

No, students are not expected to repay the bursary but must perform well in their studies and progress. If you fail subjects as prescribed, the bursary may be withdrawn.

What campuses do you have?

We have campuses at: Maluti, Mount Fletcher, Mount Frere, Ngqungqushe (Lusikisiki), Siteto (Bizana), and Administration Centre at KwaBhaca.

Can I apply without NSFAS?

Yes, you can register as a private student and pay your own fees. NSFAS funding is optional for eligible students.

Need More Information?

Our student support team is ready to help with any questions

Contact Us Call 039 940 2142