About Tshwane South TVET College
Tshwane South TVET College (TSC) is a public Technical and Vocational Education and Training institution based in Pretoria, South Africa. It was formed through the merger of several former technical colleges, including Atteridgeville, Centurion, and Pretoria West, and later added the Odi Campus.
The college focuses on providing vocational, occupational, and skills-based education to help reduce unemployment, inequality, and poverty while contributing to the country’s economic growth.
TSC offers a range of programmes, including National Certificate Vocational (NCV), learnerships, skills training, and trades in fields such as engineering, business, IT, hospitality, and construction. It operates several campuses across the Tshwane South region, with its head office located in central Pretoria.
How to Apply
You can submit your application online in two simple ways:
- 1. Via the College Website: Head over to the official Tshwane South TVET College website and follow the application prompts.
- 2. Visit a Campus for Help: Not sure how to apply online? No problem! Visit your nearest Tshwane South campus and get walk-in assistance with your online application.
Documents Required for Application
Ensure you have the following documents in digital format (PDF) for uploading when requested:
- Grade 12 certificate/Statement of results or School report – whichever is applicable
- ID Document
- Proof of residence
This is for First Time Applicants Only – if you skip a Trimester, Semester, or Year, you are regarded as a new applicant.
Application Feedback
Successful applicants will be notified via SMS/Email to come and register, only after the closing date of the application regarding the outcome and information about the registration and enrolment process.
The College does not charge any administration or registration fees.
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You can track your progress on your student portal or be assisted on campus.
Placement Assessment
Log into your profile and complete the literacy, numeracy, and course selection assessments.
Notes:
- Doing the Placement Assessment is COMPULSORY.
- This is not a pass or fail test.
- Do not let anyone else complete this assessment for you.
- The information will assist in guiding you to become a successful student.