Applications for 2026 are now open at False Bay TVET College. If you want to start studying next year, you need to apply between April and the end of September 2025.
This guide outlines the full process for completing your application, including all the documents you must submit, the steps to follow, campus information, and the full list of available programmes.
False Bay College has five campuses across Cape Town, each offering different types of qualifications – from NCV and NATED courses to occupational certificates and part-time options. Whether you want to study Business, ICT, Engineering, Hospitality or ECD, this page explains how to get started with your False Bay TVET College 2026 application.
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How to Apply at False Bay TVET College for 2026
Here is the step-by-step process for applying online to False Bay TVET College for the 2026 academic year:
- Start with the Career Interest Questionnaire
Your application will not be processed unless this is completed. - Register and Apply Online
Go to the official False Bay application portal:
https://falsebay.academiaerp.com/applicant-portal/#/auth/login - Submit All Supporting Documents
You must upload the following certified documents:- South African ID or passport
- Latest academic results (June, Prelim or Final)
- Proof of address (not older than 3 months)
- Wait for Application Verification
The relevant campus will verify that your application is complete and all documents are correct. - Selection Committee Review
If you meet the minimum entry requirements, your application will be forwarded to the selection committee. - Receive Offer Letter
If accepted, you will receive a provisional offer via email or the application portal. You must accept this within 5 working days. - Register and Pay or Apply for a Bursary
Once your offer is confirmed, either pay your registration deposit or apply for NSFAS funding. - Receive Student Number and College Access
After registration is finalised, you will be issued a student number and card to access learning platforms and attend classes.
False Bay TVET College Campuses
False Bay TVET College operates across five campuses. Each one offers different courses and has unique infrastructure.
- Fish Hoek Campus – Business, ICT, and Finance
- Mitchells Plain Campus – ECD, Office Admin, Business
- Khayelitsha Campus – ECD, Engineering, ICT, Business
- Muizenberg Campus – Tourism, Hospitality
- Westlake Campus – Engineering, Pre-Vocational Courses, Technical Trades
Courses Offered at False Bay TVET College for 2026
False Bay TVET College offers a variety of full-time, part-time, and distance learning programmes across its five campuses. Below is a structured breakdown based on course type and location.
Pre-Vocational Learning Programme (PLP)
Offered at: Westlake, Muizenberg, and Khayelitsha
This course is aimed at students who need academic support before joining NCV Level 2 programmes.
- Minimum requirement: Grade 9
- Duration: 1 year (full-time)
Business Studies
Campuses: Fish Hoek, Mitchells Plain, Khayelitsha
Courses include:
- NC(V) Finance, Economics and Accounting (NQF Level 2–4)
- N4–N6 Financial Management
- Junior and Senior Bookkeeping
- Mode: Full-time, Part-time, and Distance Learning
- Admission: Grade 9 for NCV; Grade 12 for NATED
Office Administration and Management
Campuses: Fish Hoek, Mitchells Plain, Khayelitsha
Courses include:
- NC(V) Office Administration (NQF Level 2–4)
- N4–N6 Management Assistant
- Mode: Full-time, Part-time, and Distance Learning
- Admission: Grade 9 for NCV; Grade 12 for NATED
Engineering Studies
Campuses: Westlake and Khayelitsha
Courses include:
- NC(V) Electrical Infrastructure Construction
- NC(V) Mechanical Engineering
- N1–N6 Engineering Studies (Electrical & Mechanical)
- Mode: Mostly full-time
- Admission: Grade 9 for NCV; Grade 11 or Grade 12 for NATED
Hospitality and Tourism
Campus: Muizenberg
Courses include:
- NC(V) Hospitality and Catering Services
- NC(V) Tourism
- N4–N6 Tourism / Hospitality
- Mode: Full-time only
- Admission: Grade 9 for NCV; Grade 12 for NATED
ICT (Information Communication Technology)
Campuses: Fish Hoek, Khayelitsha
Courses include:
- NC(V) IT and Computer Science (NQF Level 2–4)
- Cisco CCNA
- Python Programming
- Mode: Full-time and Part-time
- Admission: Grade 9 to Grade 12 depending on course
Early Childhood Development (ECD)
Campuses: Khayelitsha, Mitchells Plain
Courses include:
- National Diploma in ECD
- Higher Certificate in ECD
- Occupational Certificate in ECD
- Mode: Part-time
- Admission: Varies from Grade 9 to Grade 12 depending on qualification
Entry Requirements for False Bay TVET College 2026 Application
Each course has a specific minimum requirement. Below is a quick guide:
- NC(V) Programmes
- Minimum: Grade 9 pass
- Duration: 3 years
- Campuses: All five campuses depending on course
- Report 191 (NATED) N4–N6
- Minimum: Grade 12 pass
- Duration: 18 months theory + 18 months workplace training (for diploma)
- Occupational Programmes
- Requirements vary by SETA and course
- Many allow Grade 10 or Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
- Some require you to already be working in the field
Admission is not automatic. Only completed applications with all documents will be considered. Seats are limited per course and per campus.
Other TVET Colleges to apply at around Western Cape:
- Boland TVET College 2026 Application
- College of Cape Town 2026 Application
- False Bay TVET College 2026 Application
- Northlink TVET College 2026 Application
- South Cape TVET College 2026 Application
- West Coast TVET College 2026 Application
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