Northlink TVET College is one of the largest public colleges in the Western Cape. It offers a wide range of accredited vocational and occupational programmes across several campuses. This guide will walk you through how to apply at Northlink College for the 2026 academic year, including application steps, required documents, and available support like NSFAS funding.
Northlink College Campuses and Contact Numbers
You can choose to study at any of the following campuses depending on your course:
- Belhar Campus: +27 (021) 952 2113/9
- Bellville Campus: +27 (021) 951 2231
- Parow Campus: +27 (021) 931 8238
- Protea Campus: +27 (021) 946 2250
- Goodwood Campus: +27 (021) 591 3181
- Tygerberg Campus: +27 (021) 524 2200
- Wingfield Campus: +27 (021) 591 9207
- Central Office: +27 (021) 970 9000
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How to Apply at Northlink College for 2026
Here is a complete breakdown of the Northlink TVET College online application process for 2026:
Step 1: Select Your Course
Start by choosing the programme you want to study. Visit the official Northlink course list here:
https://www.northlink.co.za/apply/#
Step 2: Check the Fees and Payment Policy
Go through the course fees and understand the payment structure for your programme:
https://www.northlink.co.za/apply/
Step 3: Do the Career Guidance Screening
Before you apply, all prospective students must complete a career screening assessment:
- Visit https://learnerprofiler.co.za/?c=nor57urg
- Register a new profile
- Complete all sections including numeracy and literacy
- Submit your results
This step helps determine your academic readiness and programme fit.
Step 4: Fill in the Online Application Form
Access the Northlink application portal and upload the following certified documents (not older than 3 months):
- Your certified South African ID
- Your latest certified school results
- Proof of residence
Make sure all your files are in PDF format and clearly scanned.
Step 5: Apply for NSFAS (if needed)
If you require financial aid, apply at https://www.nsfas.org.za
- NSFAS opens around September or October 2025
- It closes early in 2026, so apply as early as possible
You will need your own email, a working cell number, and your certified documents.
Step 6: Wait for Feedback
After submitting your application:
- You will receive SMS and email updates about your application status
- You can log in to the Northlink portal at any time to check your progress
Courses offered at Northlink College in 2026
Northlink College will be offering a wide selection of full-time and part-time courses in 2026, grouped under NCV programmes, NATED business and technical studies, and engineering qualifications. These courses are available across several campuses in the Western Cape, and most are funded by NSFAS.
Below is a full guide to the courses offered at Northlink College for 2026:
NCV courses offered at Northlink College in 2026 (NQF Level 2–4)
The National Certificate Vocational programmes at Northlink College are aimed at students who have completed Grade 9 and want to specialise in a practical career path while continuing with academic subjects. These run from Level 2 to Level 4 and include both service and technical fields.
NCV programmes for 2026:
- Engineering and Related Design
- Finance, Economics and Accounting (FEA)
- Hospitality
- Office Administration
- Primary Health
- Safety in Society
- Tourism
Business studies courses offered at Northlink College in 2026 (N4–N6)
For students who have already completed matric or NCV Level 4, Northlink College offers formal Report 191 business courses. These N4 to N6 qualifications are structured to build strong administrative, legal, financial and public service skills.
Business-related NATED courses for 2026:
- Business Management
- Financial Management
- Human Resource Management
- Legal Secretary
- Management Assistant
- Marketing Management
- Medical Secretary
- Public Management
- Introductory Certificate in Business Studies
National diplomas offered at Northlink College in 2026 (N4–N6)
These diploma qualifications focus on industries like education, hospitality and clothing production. Each diploma runs from N4 to N6 and includes workplace training as part of the qualification pathway.
Diploma-level programmes for 2026:
- Tourism
- Hospitality and Catering Services
- Clothing Production
- Educare
Engineering studies offered at Northlink College in 2026 (N1–N6)
Northlink College also offers technical and trade-focused engineering programmes at N1 to N6 level. These programmes are ideal for students with a technical background who want to enter trades like construction, electrical work, or mechanical fitting.
Engineering NATED programmes for 2026:
- Building and Civil Construction
- Electrical Engineering (Light and Heavy Current)
- Mechanical Engineering (Fitter and Turner)
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