These programmes aim to produce highly-skilled graduates, innovative new products and knowledge through courses, programmes, community and research projects that are carefully designed for this purpose.

The programmes also actively engage many of these and other graduates in innovation, utilizing the envisaged WSU science and technology campus, commonly referred to as the TechnoPark, to generate marketable new knowledge and products and further incubate these to generate profitable small, micro and medium enterprises (SMMEs).

- In this way, the programmes will gradually move away from the philosophy of focusing on the generation of highly-skilled graduates that are released as job seekers into the public and private sectors towards the philosophy of generating small and medium micro-enterprises, and these will migrate into the private sector as job creators.

- Concomitantly, these programmes will also maintain a high-level of research unit productivity and therefore help to shift WSU from the traditional focus on the production of highly-skilled graduates to the proliferate production of new knowledge through research units.

Of course, the programmes will, as part of its commitment to the career needs of the communities and industries that it serves, continue its tradition of producing highly-skilled graduates who will take up high-level positions in the public and private sectors.

Programme research niche areas include:

– Earth and environmental sciences for sustainable development

– Engineering and technology for sustainable development

– Physical sciences for sustainable development

– Life sciences for sustainable development

– Modelling of linear and nonlinear systems with applications.

- An extended curriculum programme is designed to equip students who do not meet requirements with the skills which will help them to be successful in their studies.
- Although information has been compiled as accurately as possible, the Council and Senate of WSU accept no responsibility for errors and omissions. WSU reserves the right to make any necessary alterations to this content as and when the need arises.

ADMISSION OF STUDENTS WITH A NATIONAL CERTIFICATE (VOCATIONAL LEVEL 4)

In terms of the Government Gazette of 26 November 2009, WSU accepts applications from prospective students who have a National Certificate (Vocational-Level 4) and who wish to register for Higher Certificate, Diploma or Degree programmes.

The minimum entry requirements for admission to WSU with a NVC Level 4 are as follows:

Qualification minimum entry requirements 

Higher Certificate

• Must meet NC (V) Level 4 statutory requirements
• 40% in either home Language or First Additional
• Language but one must be the Language of Teaching and Teaching (LOTL)
• 50 % in either Mathematics or Mathematics Literacy
• 40% in Life Orientation
• 50% in the four other vocational subjects
• Submit a record of evidence for any subject failed

Diploma

• Must meet NC(V) Level 4 statutory requirements
• 50% in three fundamental subjects including LOTL
• 60% in three compulsory vocational subjects

Bachelor’s Degree

• Must meet NC(V) Level 4 statutory requirements
• 60% in three fundamental subjects including LOTL
• 70% in three compulsory vocational subjects 

General admission requirements

The Higher Education Act No 101 of 1997, amended in May 2008, stipulates the following minimum entry requirements for university programmes as of January 2009:

• Minimum admission requirements for higher certificate, diploma and Bachelor’s Degree programmes require a National Senior Certificate (NSC).
• Policy considerations: Page 2 of the Government Gazette
• This policy will be applicable to all higher education institutions with effect from January 2009.
• The policy outlines the statutory minimum admission to higher education at the National Senior Certificate (NSC) level.
• Though NSC is the primary gateway, it does not guarantee admission to any Programme of study in higher education.
• Within the context of this policy, WSU exercises its right as a higher education institution to set up specific admission requirements.
• A full list of recognised national curriculum subjects is available on the website: www.wsu.ac.za under Student Admissions. 

Minimum admission requirements

Matric & NSC Requirements

School/Programme prospectuses set out details of NSC and matric requirements for each programme.

Admission Point Score

Applicants who have obtained an NSC qualification must meet the required Admission Point Score (APS) score that is set for each programme.

NSC results are translated into points for each NSC subject. Results of interviews and other assessments may also be taken into account in determining the total APS or Admission Point Score.

Unless otherwise stated within a programme prospectus the Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology has, in terms of the new NSC, allocated a rating system according to levels as follows:

APS

Level	Percentage	Symbol	Status of achievement	APS
7	90-100%	A+	Outstanding achievement	9
7	80-90%	A	Outstanding achievement	8
6	70-79%	B	Meritorious achievement	7
5	60-69%	C	Substantial achievement	6
4	50-59%	D	Moderate achievement	5
3	40-49%	E	Adequate achievement	4
2	30-39%	F	Elementary achievement	1
1	0-29%	G	Not achieved – Fail	0

General rules and comments

1. In keeping with Act 101 of 1997 for minimum requirements, revised in May 2008, meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission to programmes in the Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology.
2. Due to the large number of applications for a limited number of places, there is a competitive selection process.
3. SATAP tests are conducted for all applicants to the Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology
4. The assessment by SATAP tests/ portfolio presentation (where applicable) is equally weighted with academic results in Matric or NSC.
5. Admission in terms of recognition of prior learning (RPL) is in accordance with Walter Sisulu University policy.
6. Transfer from other institutions will be considered on merit.
7. Under exceptional circumstances, the Dean may exercise his discretion.
8. Applicants who have been excluded from other institutions on academic grounds will not be considered. 

Admission from other degree and diploma programmes

Students with appropriate degrees will be considered for admission to postgraduate programmes. A limited number of students with incomplete degrees will be considered for admission to all graduate programmes.

Progression and exclusion rules

Students should take due note of the institutional rules G7-G11 as is appears in the WSU 2014 General Prospectus on re-admission of students to undergraduate programmes.

As provided for under the WSU 2014 General Prospectus rules (with specific reference to G8.1, G8.2. G9.1 & G9.2) the respective School/Programme prospectuses set out minimum progression requirements for each programme in FSET.

A student that progresses at a slower rate than that what is required for the specific programme will be refused further re-admission on the grounds of “poor academic performance”. Please consult the respective programme prospectus for details.

Students who if registered would exceed the maximum duration of any programme will not be permitted to register for that or any other programme and will, therefore, be excluded from any programme on academic grounds.

Exit/Completion rules

Students should note that the respective School/Programme prospectuses set out the detailed requirements that must be met for each programme in order to qualify for the awarding of the certificate, diploma or degree.

The following additional requirements apply in general in addition to any programme requirements.

1. Students must pass all modules and/or courses and satisfy all other requirements in order to qualify for the awarding of the certificate, diploma or degree.
2. In addition to any other year level requirements, the minimum year level credits of the programme must be achieved or exceeded for each year level.
3. In addition to any other year level requirements, the minimum credits of the entire programme must be achieved or exceeded.

Disclaimer

Although the information contained on the website has been compiled as accurately as possible, WSU accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions. WSU reserves the right to make any necessary alterations to programme and other related information as and when the need may arise. The programme and other related information are only applicable for the 2018 academic year. A new prospectus will be published for the academic year 2018. 

Offering of programmes and/or courses not guaranteed

Students should note that the offering of programmes and/or courses as described on the website and in the prospectuses are not guaranteed but may be subject to change. The offering of programmes and/or courses is dependent on viable student enrolment numbers being met (as determined by HOD) and physical and human resources being available.

Bachelor of Accounting

Nelson Mandela Drive

• APS: 32
  Senior Certificate (Exemption): Admission point score of 32. (HG points: A=8, B=7, C=6, D=5, E=4, F=3), (SG points: A=7, B=6, C=5, D=4, E=3, F=2). Minimum point score of 6 for Mathematics at both HG and SG. Compulsory grade 12 subjects: English and Mathematics
  NSC (Bachelor's pass): Admission Point Score (APS) of 28 excluding Life Orientation Skills. Minimum point score of 5 for both English and Mathematics (Not Mathematics Literacy). Compulsory NSC subjects: English and Mathematics (Not Mathematics Literacy)

Bachelor of Accounting Science (BCompt)

Nelson Mandela Drive

• Grade 12 pass with a University Endorsement.
• Admission point score of 32. (HG points: A=8, B=7, C=6, D=5, E=4, F=3)
  (SG points: A=7, B=6, C=5, D=4, E=3, F=2),
• Minimum point score of 6 for Mathematics at both HG and SG. Compulsory grade 12 subjects: English and Mathematics
  National Senior Certificate (Bachelor's pass Admission Point Score (APS) of 32 excluding Life Orientation Skills.
• Minimum point score of 5 for both English and Mathematics (Not Mathematics Literacy). Compulsory NSC subjects:English and Mathematics (Not Mathematics Literacy)
  See prospectus for other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

B Com (General)

Nelson Mandela Drive  & Komani

• SC (Exemption): Matriculation Exemption: English: HG-E or SG-D and Mathematics: HG-E or SG-D
• NSC (Bachelor's pass): Achievement rating of at least: Mathematics 4 (50-59%) or better, English 3 (40-49%) or better. No Maths Literacy
• NCV (4) (Bachelor's pass): Meet statutory requirements 60% pass in three (3) fundamental subjects including LOTL, 70% pass in three (3) compulsory vocational subjects, 50% or better for Mathematics

B Admin

Nelson Mandela Drive

• SC (Exemption): English pass: HG-E or SG-D, Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy is not compulsory
• NSC (Bachelor's pass): Achievement rating of at least: 4 (50-59%) in English or better, 4 (50-59%) in three (3) recognised subjects or better. Compulsory grade 12 subject : English and Mathematics (Mathematical Literacy is not compulsory)
• NCV (4) (Bachelor's pass): Meet statutory requirements: 60% pass in three (3) fundamental subjects including LOTL, 70% pass in three (3) compulsory vocational subjects, 60% or more for Mathematics or 70% or more for Mathematics Literacy.

Bachelor of Laws

Mthatha

• SC (Exemption):
• Matriculation Exemption with minimum pass: HG-E or SG-D in English
• NSC (Bachelor's pass): Achievement rating of at least: 4 (50-59%) or better in English, Administration of APS as proposed by Usaf

B Tech: Cost and Management Accounting

Buffalo City, Butterworth, Komani, Zamakulungisa

• ND: Accounting (Financial Accounting III and Cost and Management Acc III)
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

B Tech: Public Management

Chiselhurst, Ibika, Zamukulungisa & Komani

• A recognised National Diploma
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

B Tech: Marketing

College Street

• National diploma in Marketing or any other related diploma.
• Must have the following subjects: marketing require accounting for marketers, quantitative techniques as well as marketing research.
• 60% pass of subjects at diploma level before entry is considered.
• Pending the availability of space as per the placement quota.

B Tech: Journalism

College Street

• ND: Journalism or an equivalent qualifications e.g. Communication
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

B Tech: Internal Auditing

Ibika, College Street & Queenstown

• ND: Accounting / CMA / Taxation / FIS / Internal Auditing
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

B Tech: Tourism Management	College Street
National Diploma (Travel and Tourism) Rating of at least 5 in a degree Programme before entry is considered. Average of 60% pass mark on major subjects and/or two years relevant industry experience for applicants who do not meet the required 60%. See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.
B Tech: Business Administration	College Street

• Any recognised Diploma
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

B Tech: Human Resources Management

College Street, Ibika & Komani

• National Diploma: Human Resources Management or Management of Training or equivalent.
• 60% pass in diploma programme before entry is considered.
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

B Tech: Management

Potsdam, Ibika

• National Diploma: Management or any other related diploma.
• 60% pass in diploma programme before entry is considered.
• Administrative Management III
• Management III
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice. 

POSTGRADUATE DEGREES 

B Admin (Honours)

Potsdam, Nelson Mandela Drive

• Achieve a minimum rating of 6 in a recognised major subject before entry is considered
• Public Administration III / Municipal Administration III
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

B Com Honours (Business Management)

Nelson Mandela Drive

• Bachelor degree with a major in Business Management III
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

B Com Honours (Economics)

Nelson Mandela Drive

• Bachelor degree majoring in Economics III
• A major in Economics in B Com or B degree is a pre-requisite and should have an average of 60% in Economics III or above.
• At its own discretion, the department may consider students who do not obtain the required minimum.
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

B Tech: Public Relations Management

Zamukulungisa, Chiselhurst

• National Diploma: Public Relations Management (or equivalent, including articulated qualifications, that is, qualifications in Communication).
• Pass mark of 60% or higher in Public Relations III and Communication Science III (or equivalent, including articulated qualifications, that is, qualifications in Communication).
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

B Tech: Office Management and Technology

Potsdam

• ND: OMT or ND: Office Administration or ND: Commercial Administration
• Overall pass rate in the diploma is 60%.
• Financial Accounting I, as the prerequisite passed in the diploma.
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

DIPLOMAS  

National Diploma: Tourism Management

Ibika, College Street

• Senior Certificate: English HG-E
• Mathematics, Business Economics, Travel and Tourism Studies, Geography, History, Accounting
• NSC (Degree/Diploma): English Home Language minimum rating of 3 (40%)
• OR additional language rating of 4 (50%) (NSC weight factor 3).
• Life Orientation minimum rating of 4 (50%) (NSC weight factor 2).
• Mathematics Literacy minimum rating of 4 (50%) (NSC weight factor 3) OR
• Mathematics minimum rating of 4 (50%) (NSC weight factor 3).
• ADD 3 recommended 20 credit subjects minimum rating of 4 (50%) (NSC weight factor 3) OR all other 20 credit subjects minimum rating of 4 (50%) (NSC weight factor 1)
• Tourism: Minimum rating of 4 (50%) (NSC weight factor 3); Accounting: Minimum rating of 4 (50%) (NSC weight factor 3); Business Studies: Minimum rating of 4 (50%) (NSC weight factor 3); Economics: Minimum rating of 4 (50%) (NSC weight factor 3).
• Geography: Minimum rating of 4 (50%) (NSC weight factor 3).
• Computer Applications Technology: Minimum rating of 4 (50%) (NSC weight factor 3).
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

National Higher Certificate(NHC): Accountancy or Extended Curriculum Programme

College Street, Potsdam, Imbika, Zamakulungisa, Komani

• Senior Certificate (Exemption/School leaving): Pass with HG-E or SG-D in English and Accounting OR Mathematics.
  NSC (Bachelor or Diploma pass): English (Home or Additional Language) 3 (40-49) and Accounting 3 (40-49) OR Mathematics 3 (40-49) OR Mathematical Literacy 5 (60-69).
• NCV(4) (Diplomas pass): Pass all 3 Fundamental subjects with 50% and above (English, Life Orientation and Mathematics or 70% Mathematical Literacy).
• Pass with 60% and above in 3 of the Vocational subjects: Applied Accounting, Economic Environment and Financial Management 

National Diploma: Taxation

Potsdam

• NHC – Accountancy
• National Diploma: Cost and Management Accounting

National Diploma: Accountancy

Butterworth

• NHC – Accountancy

National Diploma: Financial Information Systems

Butterworth, Potsdam, Ibika, Komani

• NHC: Financial Information Systems

National Diploma: Local Government Finance

Potsdam

• Senior Certificate: English and Mathematics/Accounting HG-E/SG-D
• NSC (Degree/Diploma): Minimum rating of 3 in English / Accounting and Maths / Maths Literacy.

National Diploma: Internal Auditing

Potsdam, Ibika, Komani, Zamukulungisa

• NHC – Accountancy
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

National Diploma: Marketing

College Street, Potsdam

• APS: 23 – See our easy-to-understand scoring table
• Senior Certificate: English HG-E. A minimum of 4 subjects
• NSC (Degree/Diploma): Minimum rating of 3 (40-49%) for English as a home language or first additional language level.
• At least 3 (40-49%) in four recognised NSC 20 credit subjects.
• Minimum rating of 3 (40-49%) in Mathematical Literacy or 2 (30-39%) for Mathematics plus Accounting and/or Business Studies.
• Certified results as proof from FET Colleges detailing completion of subjects for exemption.
• An interview may be conducted for development intervention purposes.
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

National Diploma: Small Business Management

College Street, Potsdam

• Minimum rate of 4 (50-59%) for English
• Minimum rating of 4 (50-59%) in Mathematical Literacy and or 3 (40-49%) for  Mathematics plus accounting and business tudies must not not lbe less than 3 (40-49%).
• Senior Certificate: English HG-E. A minimum of 4 subjects
• NSC (Degree/Diploma): Minimum rating of 3 (40-49%) for English as a home language or first additional language level. Compulsory – Achievement rating of at least 3 (40-49%) for Mathematics Literacy or Literacy. N3 Certificate with level 4 for English FET Colleges: Completion of similar subject rating.
• NSC (Degree/Diploma/Higher Certificate): Minimum rating of 4 in 4 recognised subjects. English, Accounting, Mathematics/Mathematical Literacy, Business Economics.
• Students intending to study towards a B Tech degree in further subjects: marketing require accounting for marketers, quantitative techniques as well as marketing research.
• An interview may be conducted for development intervention purposes.
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

National Diploma:  Sport Management

College Street

• APS: 23 – See our easy-to-understand scoring table
• Senior Certificate: English HG-E; another language at HG-E
• Biology, Accounting and Business Economics recommended
• NSC (Degree/Diploma): Minimum rating of 4 (50-59%) for English, Mathematical Literacy or 3 (40-49%) for Mathematics plus Accounting, Business Studies and Life Sciences.
• Students intending to study towards a B Tech degree in Marketing require accounting for marketers I, quantitative techniques I as well as marketing research III.
• Certified report from school or club detailing sporting ability and achievement for the year of application is essential.
• Interview may be held.
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

National Diploma: Public Relations Management or Extended Curriculum Programme

Zamukulungisa, Chiselhurst, Buffalo City, Butterworth, Mthatha

• Senior Certificate (Exemption/School leaving): English HG D or C in 2nd Language
• NSC (Bachelor or Diploma pass): Achievement rating of at least: 4 (50-59) in any other 4 subjects. In the 4 subjects, 2 must be languages (English, Afrikaans, Xhosa)
• NCV(4) (Bachelor or Diploma pass): Meet statutory requirements 50% pass in three (3) fundamental subjects including LOTL (50% or more for Mathematics or 70% or more for Mathematics Literacy) 60% pass in three (3) compulsory vocational subjects 

National Higher Certificate: Financial Information Systems

• Senior Certificate: English and Mathematics/Accounting HG-E/SG-D
• English, Mathematics or Accounting
• NSC (Degree/Diploma/Higher Certificate): Minimum rating of 4 in 4 recognised subjects. English, Accounting, Mathematics/Mathematical Literacy, Business Economics.
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

National Diploma: Office Management and Technology

Potsdam, Ibika, Zamukulungisa

• Senior certificate: Pass with HG-E or SG-D in English. Passes in Accounting, Business Studies, Computer Typing and Economics will be an added advantage but not compulsory. Learners only with a minimum aggregate of 950 will be considered.
• NSC (Bachelor or Diploma pass): English (Additional Language) 4 (50-59), OR 3 (40-49%) in English Home Language, Achievement rating of 4 (50-59) in one or more of the following school subjects (not compulsory but an advantage):
• Accounting, Business Studies, Computer Applications Technology, Economics and Information Technology.
• Also an achievement rating of 4 (50-59) in the following subjects will be considered: Agricultural Science, Agricultural Technology, Consumer Studies, Geography, History, Hospitality Studies, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences and Tourism.
• Preference will be given to learners with 2 (33-39%) Mathematics Or 4 (50-59%) Mathematical Literacy
• NCV(4) (Diploma): Diploma Pass all 3 Fundamental subjects with 50% and above (English, Life Orientation and Mathematics or 70% for Mathematical Literacy).
• Pass with 60% and above in 3 of the Vocational subjects Office Practice, Finance, Economics & Accounting Stream: Applied Accounting, Economic Environment, Financial Management, New Venture Creation 

National Diploma: Management of Training

Potsdam

• Senior Certificate: English HG-E/SG-D; Home Language HG-E/SG-D
• NSC (Degree/Diploma): Achievement rating of at least 3 (40-49% for English as Home Language or 4 (50-59%) as an additional language.
• Accounting 3 (40-49%); Economics 3 (40-49%; Business Studies 3 (40-49%)
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

National Diploma: Human Resources Management

College Street, Potsdam, Ibika, Zamukulungisa & Komani

• SC (Exemption/School leaving): English HG- E , Mathematics pass SG- E OR Accounting SG- E, AND
  SG-E in any THREE of the following: Agricultural Science, Biblical Studies, Biology, Business Economics, Economics, Geography, History, Home Language, Mercantile Law, Physical Science
  NSC (Bachelor or Diploma pass): Achievement rating of at least: 4 (50 - 59%) in English, 3 (40 - 49%) in Mathematics OR, 4 (50 - 59%) in Mathematical Literacy OR 3 (40 - 49%) in Accounting, AND 3 (40 - 49%) in any THREE of the following recommended subjects:
  
• Agricultural Science, Business Studies, Computer Applications Technology (CAT), Consumer Studies, Economics, Home Language,Geography, History, Life science, Physical Science
  NCV(4) (Diploma pass): Pass all 3 Fundamental subjects with 50% and above (English, Life Orientation and Mathematics).
• Pass with 60% and above in 3 of the Vocational subjects: Achievement of 60% in THREE compulsory vocational subjects from either of the following streams: Management Stream: Financial Management, Management Practice, Operations Management, Project Management Administration Stream: Business Practice, Office Data Processing, Office Practice
  Finance, Economics & Accounting Stream: Applied Accounting, Economic Environment, Financial Management, New Venture Creation 

National Diploma: Management

Potsdam, Ibika, Zamukulungisa

• Senior Certificate: English E HG/D SG; Home Language HG-E/SG-D
• Accounting 40%, Business Studies 40%, Economics 40%
• NSC (Degree/Diploma): Minimum rating of 3 in 4 recognised subjects. See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

National Diploma: Administrative Management

Potsdam

• Senior Certificate: English HG-E/SG-D; Home Language HG-E/SG-D
• Accounting 30%, Business Studies 40%, Economics 40%
• NSC (Degree/Diploma): Achievement rating of at least 3 (40-49%) for English as home language or 4 (50-59% as an additional language. Accounting with an achievement rating of at least 3 (40-49%), Business Studies achievement rating of at least 3 (40-49%) Economics achievement rating of at least 3 (40-49%)
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

National Diploma: Public Management

Potsdam, Ibika, Zamukulungisa, Komani

• Senior Certificate: English HG-E
• NSC (Degree/Diploma): Minimum rating of 3 in Accounting, Business Studies and 4 in Economics.

National Diploma: Hospitality Management

College Street, Ibika, Zamukulungisa

• SC (Exemption/School leaving): Pass with HG-E or SG-D in English, and E in any three (3) of the following: Tourism, Life Orientation, Accounting, Home Economics, Business Economics, Mathematics
  NSC (Bachelor or Diploma pass): English (Home or Additional Language) 4 (50-59), Life Orientation 3 (40-49), Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy 3 (40-49).
• Achievement rating of 3 (40-49) in any 3 of the following school subjects: Accounting, Home Economics, Hospitality Management, Consumer Studies, Hotel Keeping and Catering and Economics, Tourism
• NCV(4) (Diploma): Pass all 3 Fundamental subjects with 50% and above (English, Life Orientation and Mathematics/Mathematical Literacy). Pass with 60% and above in 3 of the Vocational subjects: Hospitality Generics L4, Food Preparation L4, Client Service and Human Relation

National Diploma: Journalism

College Street

• Senior Certificate: English (1st language) HG-E or English (2nd language) HG-D
• NSC (Degree/Diploma): Achievement level 4 in English Home Language or English First Additional Language. In addition, all prospective students must undertake a written assessment exercise as well as an interview as screening tests. Students will be selected if performance on these exercises meets the necessary requirements. Industry related experience will be considered
• FET College: N3 Certificate with level 4 for English.

National Certificate in Versatile Broadcasting

College Street

• Senior Certificate: English (1st language) HG-E or English (2nd language) HG-D
• NSC (Degree/Diploma/Higher Certificate): Achievement level 4 in English Home Language or English First Additional Language.
• In addition, all prospective students must undertake a written assessment exercise as well as an interview as screening tests.
• Students will be selected if performance on these exercises meets the necessary requirements.
• Industry related experience will be considered
• FET College: N3 Certificate with level 4 for English.
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

ND: Marketing or ND: Small Business Management

Potsdam, East London

• Senior Certificate: English HG-E; another language at HG-E
• NSC (Degree/Diploma): Minimum rating of 4 (50-59%) for English, Mathematical Literacy or 3 (40-49%) for Mathematics plus Accounting, Business Studies and Life Sciences.
• Students intending to study towards a B Tech degree in Marketing require accounting for marketers I, quantitative techniques I as well as marketing research III.
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

National Diploma in Policing

Potsdam

• NSC (Degree/Diploma): Achievement rating of 3 or more in English or other languages will meet entrance requirements.
• See other admission requirements relevant to your programme of choice.

Contact us:
For further information, contact us on (telephone):
Mthatha (Nelson Mandela Drive) (telephone) 047 502 2443/8
Mthatha (Zamukulungisa) (telephone) 047 537 0001
Butterworth (Ibika) (telephone) 047 401 6287
College Street, (telephone) 043 702 9369/71
Potsdam, (telephone) 043 708 5223/6
Chiselhurst (telephone) 043 709 4000
Komani, (telephone) 045 838 2998