Applying to Ingwe TVET College for the 2026 academic year involves several online steps, including career guidance and placement assessments. Follow this guide to ensure your application is submitted correctly.
Step 1: Career Guidance
The first part of your 2026 application is Career Guidance Exploration. This is compulsory for all new students.
- Go to the Ingwe College application portal.
- Click on “first time here?” to create an account.
- Once logged in, go to the “pre-entry information” section and complete the questionnaires.
- Download your report once finished.
Step 2: Placement Assessment
After finishing the career guidance, you must complete a Placement Assessment. This test evaluates your literacy and numeracy skills so the college can provide the right academic support. It is not a pass/fail exam, but it must be completed for your application to be valid.
Step 3: Complete the Application Form
Once your assessments are done, fill in the online form:
- Enter your personal details and educational history.
- Upload clear PDF copies of your ID document, latest school results, and proof of residence.
- Click the “Submit” button.
Note: Ingwe TVET College does not charge any application or registration fees. If you want to see other options, check which colleges are open for applications.
Step 4: Track Your Status
You can check your progress by logging into the student portal and selecting “My Applications”. It is a good idea to keep an eye on the TVET college calendar to stay updated on important dates.
Step 5: Application Outcome
The college will notify successful applicants via SMS or email with instructions for registration and orientation.
Courses Offered for 2026
Ingwe TVET College offers a variety of courses across its campuses, including Mount Frere, Ngqungqushe, Siteto, Maluti, and Mount Fletcher.
| Field of Study | Courses Offered |
| Engineering (Report 191) | Electrical, Mechanical, and Civil Engineering (Bricklaying, Carpentry, Plumbing) |
| Business (Report 191) | Management Assistant, Marketing, Financial, and Human Resource Management |
| Engineering (NCV) | Electrical Infrastructure, Engineering & Related Design, Civil & Building Construction |
| Business (NCV) | Office Administration, Finance, Economics & Accounting, and Marketing |
| Information Technology | IT & Computer Science (NCV) |
If you are interested in the service industry, you can read more about hospitality courses at TVET colleges. If your goal is to work in education, make sure to research studying teaching courses at TVET colleges to understand the available pathways.
NSFAS Bursaries for 2026
Students who need financial help can apply for a NSFAS bursary at www.nsfas.org.za. You may also want to learn why TVET students receive different NSFAS amounts compared to university students to help you manage your finances for the year.