Mnambithi TVET College 2026 Online Application Guide

This page provides everything you need to know to apply at Mnambithi TVET College for the 2026 academic year. Whether you are applying for an NC(V), NATED, PLP or short skills programme, this guide will help you through the full online application process. You will also find a breakdown of courses offered per campus, as well as the entry requirements for each qualification type.

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How to Apply at Mnambithi TVET College for 2026

All 2026 applications at Mnambithi TVET College are done online. In order to apply, below are the easy steps:

1. Pre-Entry Placement Assessment
Before applying, every applicant must complete the compulsory placement assessment on the Profiler System. This helps determine if the course you choose matches your interests and strengths. You will still be able to pick the course you want.

Complete the Placement Assessment Here

2. Submit Your Online Application
Once the assessment is complete, proceed to the online application form and upload your documents. These include:

Certified copy of your ID
Latest school report or results
Proof of residence

Apply Online via Mnambithi Coltech

3. Watch the Application Walkthrough
If you need help, you can watch this step-by-step video:
https://youtu.be/ACpSFi7fTPU

Courses Offered at Mnambithi TVET College in 2026

Mnambithi TVET College provides a range of accredited full-time and part-time programmes for the 2026 academic year. These include foundational learning, NCV vocational qualifications, Report 191 (NATED) qualifications, and short skills programmes. The college operates across several campuses in Ladysmith, Estcourt, and Ezakheni.

Pre-Vocational Learning Programme (PLP)

This is a foundational programme designed to prepare students who do not yet meet the minimum requirements for NCV courses.

Offered at: Ezakheni [E] Campus

NCV Programmes (National Certificate Vocational – Level 2 to 4)

These are full-time, 3-year qualifications aimed at students who have completed Grade 9 or higher. The programmes include both theory and practical components and are aligned with workplace skills needs.

Courses and Campuses:

Education and Development – Ladysmith Campus
Electrical Infrastructure Construction – Ezakheni [E] Campus
Finance, Economics and Accounting – Available at multiple campuses
Hospitality – Ladysmith Campus
Information Technology and Computer Science – Ladysmith Campus
Office Administration – Estcourt Campus, Ezakheni [A] Campus, Ladysmith Campus
Safety in Society – Estcourt Campus, Ezakheni [A] Campus

These NCV courses are designed to prepare students for direct employment or further studies in their chosen field.

Report 191 (NATED) Courses – N1 to N6

These trimester or semester-based courses are for students who have completed Grade 10 to 12, depending on the level.

Business and Management Studies:

Business Management
Financial Management
Human Resource Management
Hospitality and Catering Services
Management Assistant
Public Management
Tourism

Engineering Studies:

Electrical Engineering (N4–N6) – Offered at Ezakheni [E] Campus
Civil Engineering: Plumbing (N1–N3) – Ezakheni [E] Campus
Civil Engineering: Bricklaying (N1–N3) – Ezakheni [E] Campus

These courses require students to complete both theoretical studies and workplace-based training to qualify for the National Diploma.

All above NATED courses are available at:
Ladysmith Campus, Estcourt Campus, Ezakheni [A] Campus, and Ezakheni [E] Campus.

Short Skills Programmes (Occupational)

These are non-formal courses aimed at improving employability and basic trade skills. They are mainly offered at Ezakheni Skills Centre.

Courses include:

Automotive Repairs
Carpentry
Welding

These skills programmes are ideal for individuals who want quick, hands-on training that leads to employment or small business opportunities.

Mnambithi TVET College 2026 Entry Requirements

To apply for a course at Mnambithi TVET College, you must meet the entry criteria below:

1. General Requirements

Must comply with academic standards as outlined by the Department of Higher Education and relevant SETAs.
You may be required to complete additional assessments depending on the course.

2. Programme-Specific Requirements

Electrical courses: Must have colour vision.
Mechanical courses: Good hand-eye coordination required.
Civil and Electrical: No fear of heights for practical work.

3. Support for Students with Disabilities

Learners must undergo screening and may need to submit a psychologist’s or doctor’s report for proper placement.

4. Learnership Applicants

Must meet criteria as outlined by the relevant SETA.

5. Foreign Applicants

Qualifications must be verified with SAQA or the Department of Higher Education.

6. Campus Exceptions

In special cases, Campus Managers may admit mature applicants with work experience even if they do not meet formal academic requirements.

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