Central Johannesburg TVET College (CJC) is a public college. It is one of eight public TVET colleges in Gauteng and falls under the Department of Higher Education and Training, so eligible students can be funded by NSFAS.
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CJC fast facts
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Type | Public TVET college |
| Campuses | Alexandra, Ellis Park, Langlaagte, Parktown, Riverlea, Smit Street, Troyeville |
| Main contact | 5 Ubla Avenue, Parktown; 011 351 6000 |
| Funding | NSFAS for eligible students |
Not to be confused with
| Name | Status |
|---|---|
| Johannesburg City College | Not on DHET registers checked in 2026 |
| Johannesburg Technical and Vocational College (Pty) Ltd | Registered private college |
| Gauteng City College | Private college |
What public status means
- Fees are subsidised.
- Qualifications are national: NC(V), occupational and N-courses during the phase-out.
- National changes apply, such as the NC(V) Level 2 closures from 2027 that affect Langlaagte’s business programmes.
Apply only through cjc.edu.za and its iEnabler application. CJC does not need agents.
See CJC courses and Johannesburg City College.
Frequently asked questions
Is Central Johannesburg College public?
Yes. CJC is a government-funded public TVET college.
Is Johannesburg City College the same as CJC?
No. Johannesburg City College is a separate institution that does not appear on DHET registers.

