Northlink College will soon begin its online application for the second semester of the 2024 academic session, so if you are a grade 12 student or matric student looking to get admission into a TVET college for the 2024 academic year, do not sleep on this opportunity. Application to this college for the second semester will begin on 1st March 2024 and end in May 2024.
Northlink College is a TVET college located on the outskirts of Capetown. This institution’s mission is to provide relevant, accredited Education and Training which will address clients’ Skills and Developmental needs. Northlink comprises seven (7) campuses offering over 70 courses. This article provides you with the courses offered at Northlink College, Application Requirements, and How to Apply to the college.
Courses Offered at Northlink TVET College
Northlink TVET College offers Certificate, Diploma, and Higher Diploma courses and they are grouped into these main categories:
- NCV NQF Level 2-4
- N1 – N3 Engineering Studies
- N4 – N6 Business Studies
- N2 – N4 Office Administration
- N4 – N6 Engineering Studies
If you want to see the full list of courses offered at this college, download the course booklet
Northlink TVET College Admission Requirements
For an applicant to be considered eligible to apply to Northlink TVET College, he/she must meet the following requirements:
National Certificate Vocational (NCV)
- Minimum entrance requirements are NQF1 i.e. Grade 9 and AET Level 4
- Entry requirements have been guided and aligned to the NC (V) policy. A point system for entry into qualifications will be utilized.
Report 191
- Minimum entrance requirements as aligned by the NATED Policy. Students who have passed Grade 12/NC (V) Level 4 will be admitted to N4.
- Students who have passed grades 9, 10, 11 or 12 who want to pursue an artisan career will be admitted to N1 based on a point system
Occupational Programs
- Minimum entrance requirements as per registered Skills Program/Learnership approved by QCTO/SETA
- To be eligible to apply for an Occupational Program a student who previously enrolled for NC(V) or Report 191 programs will only be considered if such a student has fully completed the NC(V) or Report 191 program (passed all subjects).
Required Documents
If you are applying as an indigene of South Africa, Northlink TVET College requires the following documents from you:
- Certified copy of your Identity Documents.
- Last school report/result/qualification.
- Proof of residence address.
The following documents are required from all applying as International Students:
- Copy of Certified Passport.
- Study Permit or Visa to Study in South Africa.
- Certificate of Foreign Qualification evaluated by the South African Qualification Authority.
- Full Course Fee. All International students need to pay their course fee in full upon registration.
How to Apply to Northlink TVET College in 2024
If you’re ready to begin your application:
- Select your course by downloading the course booklet. You have to choose between:
- Pre-Matric Programmes
- Occupational Programmes
- Post-Matric Programmes
- Once you have selected a course, view the class fees and read the Payment Policy.
- Visiting the Northlink application portal, and complete your application process
- Fill out the personal information section
- Upload a certified copy of your ID, latest results, and other relevant documents
- Complete your application
Once you have submitted your application, you must be patient for it to be verified and sent to the relevant Programme Manager. If you are accepted, a mail will be sent to you via SMS & e-mail. Please note that you can view the status of your application at any given time by logging into the Northlink College website.
Read Also:
