TVET BUILDS A CAPABLE SOUTH AFRICA BY TRANSFORMING LIVES AND COMMUNITIES TVET Colleges play a vital role in developing a skilled workforce that supports South Africa’s growth, industrialisation, and innovation. Through quality occupational training, entrepreneurship support, and work-ready skills development, TVET Colleges empower individuals, strengthen communities, and create opportunities for a better future. Choose skills. [...]
GRADUATION 2026 - 30 DAYS COUNTDOWN The countdown to Graduation 2026 has officially begun! With only 30 days to go, we look forward to celebrating not only the achievements, dedication and perseverance of our graduates, but also the commitment, expertise and achievements of our academic staff who have played a vital role in guiding, supporting [...]
All interested students are kindly requested to contact the sport code representative at their respective Campus Nolitha Billy: 063 936 8901 N. Jikela: 072 726 9560 Ms Fankie: 064 056 8224 P.Xhotyeni: 068 551 4810 B. Sobuwa: 073 699 4999 Ms Fankie: 064 056 8224
ALWAYS WANTED TO SING? JOIN THE STUDENT CHOIR! If you love music and want to be part of something special, come sing with us. Let’s take PE TVET College to another level together! For more information, contact: Dower Campus - Sandiso Christian - 0679838302 Iqhayiya Campus - Uyathandwa Mini - 0716473258 Russell Road Campus - [...]
WOMEN'S DAY 2026 On Sunday, 9 August 2026, we celebrate the strength, resilience, compassion, and achievements of the incredible women who make a difference in our College every day. Thank you for your dedication, hard work, and the positive impact you have on our students, colleagues, and community. Your passion and commitment inspire us all. [...]
According to the Council's resolution, all part-time students are expected to pay 70% of their programme costs. The 50% deposit has been reduced to any amount negotiated by the campus manager and the affected students. The new fee structure applies to all campuses. Issued by the Office of the Principal, Mr Riba
PORT ELIZABETH TVET COLLEGE & SATVETSA CONDEMNS GBV AND MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA Gender-Based Violence and Mental Health challenges are real. They affect our students, families, and communities. We say: ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! No to Abuse No to Silence No to Stigma Yes to Support Yes to Healing Yes to Justice Together, we stand for safe campuses [...]
Frequently Asked Questions NATED (N1–N6) programmes are gradually being replaced by Occupational Qualifications that: Are updated to meet industry standards Include workplace learning Provide greater career flexibility and employability Occupational programmes are practical, skills-based courses designed to prepare you for specific careers. They combine hands-on training with real workplace experience, ensuring you’re [...]
