How to apply to the Roodepoort Campus at SWGC

South West Gauteng College (SWGC) is one of the best TVET college in Gauteng.

It offers a range of vocational training programs designed to equip students with the skills they need to succeed in the job market.

If you’re interested in pursuing vocational education at the Roodepoort Campus of SWGC, this guide will take you through the application process step-by-step.

What programs does the Roodepoort Campus offer?

Before applying, it’s important to check out the programs offered at the Roodepoort Campus.

You can find the latest prospectus on the SWGC website under the “Study With Us” section.

The prospectus details all the programs offered across SWGC campuses, including Roodepoort. Here’s a breakdown of the program categories:

  1. NATED Programs: These programs provide foundational vocational training and are ideal for those with a Grade 9-11 qualification.
  2. NCV Programs: These programs offer a more in-depth vocational qualification and require a Matric certificate (Grade 12).
  3. Apprenticeships: These programs combine classroom learning with on-the-job training, allowing you to earn while you learn.
  4. Learnerships: Learnerships are work-based vocational training programs that culminate in a formal qualification.

When can I apply to the Roodepoort Campus?

Applications for the Roodepoort Campus usually open for the following terms:

  1. First Trimester: Applications open in September/October of the preceding year.
  2. Second Trimester: Applications open in February/March of the current year.
  3. Third Trimester (if available): Applications open in June/July of the current year.

You have to check the SWGC website or contact the Roodepoort Campus directly for confirmation of application opening and closing dates for each specific term.

What are the eligibility requirements to apply to the Roodepoort Campus?

The eligibility requirements for admission to the Roodepoort Campus depend on the program you’re applying for. Here’s a general breakdown:

  1. For NATED programs: You’ll need a Grade 9 pass certificate or equivalent.
  2. For NCV programs: You’ll need a Grade 11 pass certificate or a National Senior Certificate (NSC) with exemption.

What documents do I need to submit with my application?

Here’s a list of documents you’ll need to submit with your application:

  1. Completed application form (available online or at the campus)
  2. Certified copies of your ID document (South African citizen) or passport (international student)
  3. Certified copies of your highest educational qualification certificates (e.g. Grade 9/11 pass certificate, NSC)
  4. Two recent passport-sized photographs

How do I apply to the Roodepoort Campus?

SWGC offers two application methods which are online and in-person.

Online Application:

  1. Visit the SWGC website.
  2. Click on the “Online Applications” tab.
  3. Follow the on-screen instructions to create an account and complete the online application form.
  4. Upload all necessary documents electronically.
  5. Submit your application online.

In-Person Application:

  1. Visit the Roodepoort Campus admissions office.
  2. Collect an application form.
  3. Complete the application form carefully and legibly.
  4. Submit the completed application form and all required documents to the admissions office.

What are the fees associated with applying to the Roodepoort Campus?

There is no application fee for applying to SWGC. However, there may be registration fees and other semester fees associated with your chosen program.

You can find detailed information about fees on the SWGC website or by contacting the Roodepoort Campus directly.

What happens after I submit my application?

Once you submit your application, the SWGC admissions office will process it and verify your documents.

You may be contacted for further information or required to attend a selection process specific to your chosen program.

If your application is successful, you’ll receive an official acceptance letter from SWGC.

This letter will outline the next steps for registration and enrollment.