Registered DHET TVET Colleges In South Africa

South Africa has 50 public TVET colleges, all established and funded under the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET). They are not “registered” the way private colleges are: they are public institutions created under the Continuing Education and Training Act. Here is the full list by province.

Check Your Personalized Bursary Options

Step 1: Choose Study Level

Step 2: Choose Field of Study

Step 3: Describe Your Interest

Tell us if you want bursaries, scholarships, admissions, or student loans?

The 50 public TVET colleges

ProvinceCollegesNames (all end in “TVET College”)
Gauteng8Central Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni East, Ekurhuleni West, Sedibeng, South West Gauteng, Tshwane North, Tshwane South, Western
KwaZulu-Natal9Coastal, Elangeni, Esayidi, Majuba, Mnambithi, Mthashana, Thekwini, Umfolozi, Umgungundlovu
Eastern Cape8Buffalo City, Eastcape Midlands, Ikhala, Ingwe, King Hintsa, King Sabata Dalindyebo, Lovedale, Port Elizabeth
Limpopo7Capricorn, Lephalale, Letaba, Mopani South East, Sekhukhune, Vhembe, Waterberg
Western Cape6Boland, College of Cape Town, False Bay, Northlink, South Cape, West Coast
Free State4Flavius Mareka, Goldfields, Maluti, Motheo
Mpumalanga3Ehlanzeni, Gert Sibande, Nkangala
North West3Orbit, Taletso, Vuselela
Northern Cape2Northern Cape Rural, Northern Cape Urban

Public colleges vs registered private colleges

Public TVET collegeRegistered private college
Legal basisEstablished by government under DHETRegistered with DHET as a private college, or accredited by the QCTO
FundingState-subsidised; NSFAS for eligible studentsStudent fees; no NSFAS
How to checkIt appears in the list aboveDHET’s register of private colleges, or the QCTO provider database

Many private colleges use “TVET” or “FET” in their names. That does not make them public. If a college is not on the list above, it is private.

Using the list

  • Each college runs its own applications and has several campuses.
  • Find campus pages and links in our directory of all 50 public TVET colleges.
  • NSFAS funds eligible students at every college on this list.

For private colleges, see how to check a private college and which colleges are DHET-registered.

Frequently asked questions

Is every TVET college in South Africa registered with DHET?

The 50 public TVET colleges are government institutions under DHET. Private colleges must be registered or accredited separately.

Which province has the most TVET colleges?

KwaZulu-Natal, with nine public TVET colleges.

Leave a Reply

🔔 Get bursary alerts on WhatsApp
×

Instant updates when new bursaries open or deadlines change. Free and no spam.

Join WhatsApp Channel
Scroll to Top