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WHAT CAN YOU STUDY WITH YOUR SUBJECT COMBINATIONS?

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English English
Faculty of Mathematics or Business Studies
Health & Wellness Mathematical Literacy Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
Sciences Physical Science Recommended:
Life Science Either Accounting or Economics
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Faculty of Education Business & Management
Sciences CALCULATING THE APS SCORE
NOTE: Life Orientation cannot be used for any of the calculations.
You have to meet the individual subject admission requirements for the
Faculty of qualification. In addition, you also have to meet the minimum APS scores
NOTE: Operations Management using the method that applies to the qualification you are applying for.
Informatics & requires Mathematics and not
Design English Home Language Mathematical Literacy METHOD 1: Best of six subjects
or First Additional The APS is calculated using the percentage score for the 6 highest
scoring subjects including those required subjects such as
Language
English Mathematics, Physical Science, and English, but excluding Life
Orientation and adding up all the raw scores, and dividing by 10.
Mathematics or Mathematics For example:
Mathematical Literacy Faculty of Engineering
SUBJECT PERCENTAGE CALCULATION
Physical Science & the Built Environment
[Portfolio of artwork English 57% 57
Mathematics 55% 55
or completion of an
Subject 3 50% 50
entrance exam] NOTE: Learners with Commerce subjects
Subject 4 54% 54
NOTE: For and Mathematics (mainstream) can only
apply for the Diploma in Construction if Subject 5 43% 43
Urban & Regional Commerce learners will then need:
Geography interested in the Faculty of Engineering & Subject 6 45% 45
Planning it is English
the Built Environment. APS score (min) 304 ÷ 10 = 30.4
recommended Business Studies or Mathematics (mainstream)
that you have
Commerce Tourism and one of these:
Mathematical Literacy will not be accepted
within the Faculty of Engineering & the METHOD 2: Double Maths and Science plus
subjects and Economics Accounting Built Environment except for Clothing & English and the next best subject
Geography Business or Economics Textile Technology. The APS is calculated using the percentage score for the required
subjects such as Mathematics, Physical Sciences, English and a 4th
highest subject, but excluding Life Orientation. Multiply the marks
for Mathematics and Physical Sciences by 2 and add up all the raw
scores, then divide by 10.
For example:
SUBJECT PERCENTAGE CALCULATION

Do you hold a National Senior Do you hold a National

If you hold a National Certificate English 57% 57
(Vocational) and would like to
apply to study in the Faculties of Mathematics 55% x 2 110

Certificate (NSC)? Certificate (Vocational)? Business & Management Sciences

or Engineering, you have to meet
the following requirements:
Physical Science
Subject 4
50% x 2
54%
100
54
APS score (min) 321 ÷ 10 = 32.1
National Certificate (Vocational)
Level 4 issued by the Council for
80-100% 80-100%
Find your subjects by 70-79% Find your subjects by 70-79% General and Further Education
scanning this code: 60-69%
50-59%
scanning this code: 50-59% and Training and compliance with METHOD 3: Double Maths and Accounting,
40-49% the language requirements of
40-49%
30-39%
0-39%
CPUT
plus English and the 3 next best subjects
0-29%
The APS is calculated using the doubling the percentage score
Language requirements for
OUTSTANDING
ACHIEVEMENT

ACHIEVEMENT

ACHIEVEMENT

ACHIEVEMENT

ACHIEVEMENT

ACHIEVEMENT
OUTSTANDING

MERITORIOUS

SUBSTANTIAL

ELEMENTARY

for Mathematics and Accounting, and then adding the 4 next best
COMPETENT
COMPETENT

COMPETENT

Business & Management Sciences

ACHIEVED
MODERATE
ADEQUATE

ACHIEVED

subjects (excluding Life Orientation), then dividing by 10.

NOT YET
HIGHLY

and Engineering courses

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1
NOT
NOT

For example:
You may be required to write
proficiency tests as part of the
admission requirements
SUBJECT PERCENTAGE CALCULATION
TABLE A – National Curriculum Statement and NCV Group A subject rating TABLE B – Group B NCV subject rating
English 57% 57
Mathematics 55% x 2 110
Accounting 62% x 2 124
Subject 4 54% 54
Please note that some of the qualifications listed here may be replaced by HEQSF aligned Please consult the CPUT website or the respective faculty for updated information. Subject 5 48% 48
qualifications and the admission requirements may therefore differ between the existing
qualification and the HEQSF aligned qualification. Visit our website www.cput.ac.za for updates. Subject 6 65% 65
APS score (min) 458 ÷ 10 = 45.8

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their countries. Only returning students MAY renew their visas in SA.
You may apply online if you fall within the following categories,
Be smart. Apply early.
Manual applications are only availabe to the following persons.
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APPLICATIONS
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consulting this brochure or Registration Centre (ARC) of CPUT, apply to
FOR APPLYING MANUALLY the website ARE FREE
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Mowbray Campus
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home for a study permit.
(via a printed application form)
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2 Gather your documents
1 Choose a qualification (i.e. certified copies less than 3 months old) INTERNATIONAL
STUDENT GUIDE
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available on our website for information on WHAT WILL IT COST? Subject International prospective applicants can download the
to
how to apply online International Student guideline at www.cput.ac.za/students/life/
3
change
Gather your documents (i.e. copies Our course fees vary, are reviewed annually, and are international for further details. These details are also available on
subject to change. Fees are payable in advance. the application form.
less than 3 months old) including SAQA
evaluation certificate 4 Complete your application
online by visiting
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www.cput.ac.za/study/apply This amount is payable within two weeks of

4 Fill in the application form
R1 750
confirmation of acceptance for first year studies. STUDY VISAS
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5 Pay the application fee admission status via the
online application tracking
The amount paid to secure your place is credited
to your student account. Should you fail to take
up your place, this amount will be refunded after
completing Form BI-1738. You may apply at the Department of Home
Affairs or to the SA High Commission, if you are applying from your
home country.

6 system by visiting
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www.cput.ac.za/study/track Students using a passport should register to study with a valid study
certified copies of documents to to the permit, which clearly indicates that student is taking up studies at
Must be paid in full before registration in
campus where the programme is offered: R3 500 January of your academic year.
CPUT not any other university or college in South Africa.
District Six/ Bellville/ Mowbray/ Wellington In addition to the payment listed for South African
Subject
Campuses applications at registration, all foreign applicants to
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resident status) will be required to pay the following fees:
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Follow-up and get your
2.5% discount is granted for first semester fees paid in full
admission status via the 31 JULY 31 AUGUST by the end February
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all applicants registering for the first time – except for refugees and
online application tracking Architectural International applicants
applicants with permanent resident status in SA)
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Design, Interior 30 SEPTEMBER The balance of your fees is payable in
year of study.
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Design, Jewellery 10 monthly instalments, from February be included when registering.
Design & Refugees, individuals with permanent SA Residency to November
Manufacture, status; Undergraduate programmes, including BTech International applicants (except those from African and SADC
programmes not closing on 31 July
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students are required to pay.
 DIPLOMA IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY BACHELOR IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIPLOMA IN MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
DIPLOMA IN OPTICIANRY
Are these your school Chemistry is a “central science” which involves many The task of the Environmental Health Practitioner is Graduates apply a broad range of advanced mathematical, Are these your school
HIGHER CERTIFICATE (HC) IN DENTAL ASSISTING BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BSC) IN MEDICAL IMAGING
AND THERAPEUTIC SCIENCES

subjects? scientific fields. It deals with matter and its changes, and statistical and computational techniques to analyse data and Dental Assistants are trained to assist dentists with the This career offers the perfect balance between working
subjects?
determined by legislation and the scope of practice, which
seeks to understand the composition of substances for is directed to ensure a safe and healthy environment for the solve real-world problems. treatment of patients. with people and modern scientific technology. A dispensing • Diagnostic Radiography
practical use in order to meet society’s needs. Chemists public through the monitoring of water quality, food safety optician processes ophthalmic lenses and produces devices • Radiation Therapy
Who would like this
English are concerned with the production and use of energy. and sanitation standards amongst others. People with a keen interest in Mathematics and who want English Who would like this to correct defects in a person’s vision. This entails screening
before eye examinations as well as adjusting, maintaining,
• Nuclear Medicine Technology
to develop their analytical and problem-solving skills; people People who have an interest in dental care. • Diagnostic Ultrasound
Mathematics or Who would like this
People who enjoy science and laboratory work.
Who would like this
People who are interested in working in the outdoor
who like the challenges brought on by real-world problems. Mathematics or and repairing spectacles.

Mathematical Literacy Future career

environment and within communities. Future career Mathematical Literacy Future career
Dental clinics in the state and provincial structures
Who would like this With four different streams to choose from, ultimately this
Financial sector, such as banks, investment firms and insurance People who have an interest in the medical field and enjoy career combines your love of working with people with
Physical Science Mining, pharmaceutical, forensics, education, petrochemical, Future career companies, manufacturing industries, the commerce sector, Physical Science (nationally and internationally), and private practices. working with modern technology. operating modern technology. Radiographers make use
agriculture, food companies, or industry.

FACULTY OF HEALTH & WELLNESS SCIENCES

As a Health Professions Council of SA registered EHP one science and technology sector, research organisations.
Life Science operates within the district health system of South Africa. Life Science Future career of various equipment for the diagnosis and treatment of
Private practices, wholesale laboratories, optical disease.
Local authorities are the guardians of environmental health and
DIPLOMA IN FOOD TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCES (BHSc) IN MEDICAL companies, public sector hospitals and clinics, private
DIPLOMA IN CONSUMER SCIENCE: FOOD & NUTRITION are the main employers. EHPs can also work in industry, as Who would like this
consultants, or for various government departments. LABORATORY SCIENCE practices.
DIPLOMA IN AGRICULTURE; Food technologists are involved in the large-scale production People who have an interest in medical technology
DIPLOMA IN AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT Graduates are trained for the convenience food and preservation of foods as well as the development and imaging and treatment, and don’t mind working with sick
DIPLOMA IN EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE Medical Laboratory Scientists play an important role in the
manufacturing, retail and food service industries. They are DIPLOMA IN HORTICULTURE analysis of foodstuffs in industrial food processing facilities.
They are also involved with quality assurance processing people.
Agriculturalists are involved in the management of the involved in the development and production of convenience healthcare sector by providing information about a patient’s
technology, chemistry and microbiology. BACHELOR OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE BACHELOR OF NURSING
agricultural industry, which includes animal production, food products and in management within the food retail and Horticulturalists propagate, cultivate and maintain plants to state of health by testing for diseases. Future career
crop production, viticulture, and oenology. They are actively food service industries. promote the use of plant material for the improvement of the Who would like this Academic hospitals, community health centres, private and
Emergency Medical Care (EMC) practitioners are often the Nurses play a key role in the health sector. They are
involved in day-to-day farming activities, including planning, built environment. People who enjoy working in the science laboratory, who pay Who would like this public practice (both nationally and internationally), research
first healthcare professionals at an emergency scene. They trained to administer care to patients as well as advise
care of, and harvesting of agricultural products. Who would like this attention to detail, have innovative skills, and an interest in People with an analytical mind, who enjoy a challenge and institutes.
Who would like this are trained to treat patients that need urgent medical care on health maintenance and disease prevention. Nurses
People who have a passion for food and an interest in the food processing and the food industry. are intrigued by the human body and disease and who would
Who would like this People who enjoy cultivation and growing of plants for by performing pre-hospital medical procedures and also also work closely with doctors and other health care
well being of the consumer.
People who enjoy working outdoors and are interested in ornamental, food and cut flower for aesthetic purposes. Future career perform rescue operations. love to work in a laboratory analysing specimens received professionals.
the agriculture sector. Job opportunities abound in food processing and from patients.
Future career Future career manufacturing companies, regulatory and research Who would like this Who would like this
Convenience food manufacturing industry, retail industry, Private sector of wholesale / retail nurseries, landscape environments, as well as self-employment. DIPLOMA IN SOMATOLOGY
Future career People who have an interest in the medical field and who Future career People who are interested in the medical field, are
Private and commercial farms, government organisations, food service industry. industry, Departments of Agriculture and Public Works, enjoy a challenge. Laboratories at blood transfusion services, private pathology compassionate, and enjoy helping people.
SANBI, SANPARKS and municipalities. Somatologists are trained to assess and provide various
laboratories, agricultural research, quality control, DIPLOMA IN NATURE CONSERVATION practices, the National Health Laboratory Services, the
production and marketing. Future career Future career treatments for skin and body conditions. These treatments
DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Medical Research Council, forensic laboratories, veterinary Hospitals, private emergency services, private practices, improve people’s general wellness and aesthetic
Nature conervationists are concerned with the management Emergency and rescue services, private emergency
DIPLOMA IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE of natural resources with the purpose of protecting services, South African National Defence Force, mining practices, and pharmaceutical companies. physician offices, hospices, private companies, clinics. appearances.
DIPLOMA IN BIOTECHNOLOGY Graduates manage environmental issues such as water and sustaining biodiversity in species, ecosystems, the industry, as well as international occupational health and
demand, energy and transport impacts, environmental Landscape technicians apply their knowledge of evolutionary process, as well as human culture and society. Who would like this
safety and emergency services.
Biotechnologists are involved in the industrial use of living impact assessments, and environmental policies. the use of ornamental plants and hard landscaping People who have an interest in health and skincare, and
Who would like this
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES

organisms (or parts of organisms) to produce food, drugs, materials to design, implement and manage landscape who enjoy working with people.
projects. They create spaces that are aesthetically People who are passionate about nature, enjoy the outdoors
and other products. This ranges from fermentation, plant, Who would like this
pleasing, functional, and ecologically sustainable. and want to make a difference in the conservation of our Future career
and animal hybridization, to genomics. People who are interested in protecting the environment. natural environment. DEPARTMENT QUALIFICATION APS score METHOD OPTION ENGLISH LANGUAGE MATHS MATHS LIFE PHYSICAL FURTHER REQUIREMENTS Health and skincare clinics, cruise liners and spas.
Who would like this Who would like this Future career (HL or FAL) REQUIREMENTS LIT** SCIENCES SCIENCES
Future career People who enjoy design and drawing in an office environment.
People who enjoy science and laboratory work. National parks, game and nature reserves, botanical gardens,
Government departments such as the Department of BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES BHSc in Medical Laboratory 38+ To find out how to 4 4 5 4 In addition to the application form,
environmental NGO’s, environmental consultancy firms. Sciences calculate your APS you may be required to submit a
Future career Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Water Affairs and Forestry, Future career
score see biographical/ information questionnaire,
Pharmaceutical companies, chemical manufacturers, the food manufacturing and processing industries, and consulting Register as a professional landscape architect to work for BHSc in Medical Laboratory 30 – 37 method 1 on the 4 4 4 4 medical report, or similar.
industry. companies. architectural firms and landscape project developments. DIPLOMA IN MARINE SCIENCE Sciences (Extended) reverse of this brochure

Marine scientists are involved in research and management DENTAL SCIENCES HC in Dental Assisting 25+ 4 2 3 3
relating to marine and coastal environments and ecosystems.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SCIENCES Diploma in Emergency Care 24+ 3 3 3 3
DEPARTMENT QUALIFICATION MINIMUM APS SCORE METHOD ENGLISH MATHS MATHS LIFE PHYSICAL COMMENTS/ ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Who would like this
OPTION (HL or FAL) LIT SCIENCES SCIENCES ECP: Subject to space, students may be admitted with:
People who are intrigued by the marine and coastal Bachelor in Emergency 35+ 4 4 4 4
AGRICULTURE Diploma in Agriculture 26 To find out 4 3 4 4 Life Sciences or Physical Sciences environments and related industries. Medical Care
how to
Diploma in Agricultural 26 with Maths; calculate 4 3 5 4 4 Life Sciences or Physical Sciences Future career Bachelor in Emergency 30 – 34 4 4 4 4
Management 28 with Maths Literacy your APS Government departments (national, provincial and local), Medical Care (Extended)
CHEMISTRY Diploma in Analytical Chemistry ECP 27 Mainstream 30 score see 4 4 4 High 3 in the required subjects, and at least 3 in any other subjects except LO nonprofit organisations, consultancies, private and national
method WELLNESS SCIENCES Diploma in Somatology 24 (with Maths); 4 3 4 4
BIOTECHNOLOGY Diploma in Biotechnology ECP 26 Mainstream 28 1 on the 4 4 4 4 High 3 in the required subjects, and at least 2 in any other subjects except LO
parks, marine and coastal reserves, research and training 25 (with Maths
& CONSUMER reverse organisations, marine companies. Literacy)
SCIENCES Diploma in Consumer Science: ECP 24 with Maths; Mainstream 27 with Maths; of this Physical Sciences or Life Sciences; Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy
4 3 4 4 4
Food & Nutrition 25 with Maths literacy 28 with Maths Literacy brochure At least 40% (3) for Physical Sciences or Life Sciences NURSING SCIENCES Bachelor of Nursing 30+ 4 4 5 4 4*
ENVIRONMENTAL Bachelor of Environmental Health 30 4 4 4 4 Any 2 other subjects 50% (4), except Life Orientation
& OCCUPATIONAL OPHTHALMIC SCIENCES Diploma in Opticianry 28+ 4 3 4 3 3
STUDIES Diploma of Environmental ECP 26 with Maths; Mainstream 28 with Maths; Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy; Life Sciences or Geography
4 3 5 4 3
Management 28 with Maths Literacy 30 with Maths Literacy At least 50% (4) for Geography or Life Sciences MEDICAL IMAGING & BSc in Diagnostic Radiography 30+ 4 4 4 4*
THERAPEUTIC SCIENCES
FOOD SCIENCE Diploma in Food Technology ECP 27 Mainstream 29.5 * 50% (4) or more in 2 of the required subjects and 1 at least 45% (3.5) BSc in Diagnostic Ultrasound 30+ 4 4 4 4*
& TECHNOLOGY 4 * YES * YES * YES At least 45% (3.5) in 2 of the required subjects, provided they score at least 50%
(4) in one of these subjects
BSc in Radiation Therapy 30+ 4 4 4 4*
CONSERVATION Diploma in Marine Science ECP 28 Mainstream 30 At least 50% (4), in any 3 other subjects, except Life Orientation
& MARINE 4 4 4 At least 45% (3.5) for Physical Science or Mathematics, provided they score at BSc in Nuclear Medicine 30+ 4 4 4 4 (compulsory)
SCIENCES least 50% (4) in one of these Technology
Diploma in Nature Conservation ECP 26 with Maths Mainstream 31 with Maths Mathematics (3) or Mathematical Literacy (5) * = as alternative for Life Sciences **= as alternative for Maths
28 With Maths Literacy 33 with Maths Literacy 4 3 5 4 Meet minimum requirements per subject, but have 26–30 points with
Mathematics, or 28–32 with Mathematical Literacy
MATHEMATICS & Diploma in Mathematical ECP 26 Mainstream 28 Either Physical Sciences (4), Business Studies (4), Economics (4), Accounting (4)
PHYSICS Sciences 4 4 4 or Geography (4)
At least 40% (3) for Physical Sciences
HORTICULTURAL Diploma in Horticulture Foundation Programme Mainstream 26 with Maths Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy; Life Sciences or Physical Sciences and at Subject to space, students may be admitted to the Foundation Programme if they have
SCIENCES 25 with Maths 28 with Maths Literacy 4 3 5 4 4 least 40% (3) in any 3 other subjects, except Life Orientation at least 40% (3) for Physical Sciences or Life Sciences
27 with Maths Literacy
DIPLOMA IN FASHION HIGHER CERTIFICATE IN INFORMATION & DIPLOMA IN PHOTOGRAPHY
Are these your school
Diploma in Landscape Foundation Programme Mainstream 26 with Maths Mathematics/ Mathematical Literacy Subject to space, students may be admitted to the Foundation Programme if they have COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
Architecture 25 with Maths 28 with Maths Literacy 4 3 5 4 4 Life Sciences/ Physical Sciences plus one additional subject at level 3 at least 40% (3) for Physical Sciences or Life Sciences
27 with Maths Literacy Fashion graduates are involved in the creative and technical Photography is the art, science and practice of making,
Meeting minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission. subjects? skills of design, pattern-making, and sewing. There is an ongoing need for a wide range of highly-
skilled information technology personnel in SA. As
processing and delivering images to the fast-paced world of
modern visual communication. This course equips students
Who would like this
the field is subject to rapid technological change, it with the skills, knowledge, and discipline essential for pursuing
English Home Language or Individuals who are creative and have a flair for fashion,
style and a love of all aspects influencing clothing design.
requires professionals who are well trained in IT Service exciting, varied and fast-paced career options.
First Additional Language Future career
Management. This programme is offered in collaboration
with the College of Cape Town, Northlink, and False Bay.
Who would like this

DIPLOMA IN REAL ESTATE Mathematics or Mathematical Clothing retail stores and clothing manufacturers. Self
A career in photography will suit those individuals who

Are these your school DIPLOMA IN EVENT MANAGEMENT DIPLOMA IN HOSPITALITY AND HOTEL MANAGEMENT Who would like this are highly creative, self-motivated and passionate about
employment.
Hospitality managers ensure the smooth running of Real estate is about more than just selling property. Become
Literacy People who have an interest in computers and new technology. photography; those who have a flair for creating images that
subjects? Event managers manage all kinds of events set within
any type of environment. They oversee the entire accommodation establishments. They oversee all hospitality
aspects, including reception, housekeeping, general
multi-skilled in property marketing, building practice and
property valuation services through this course.
Technical Drawing subjects Future career
communicate well within the modern media sphere.
development of an event from conceptualisation to post- A career path in this field ranges from an IT Service Desk Future career
English event activities to ensure that it meets their client’s brief
and budget.
maintenance, budget management, and marketing.
Who would like this Design DIPLOMA IN FILM PRODUCTION Trainee to an IT Service Manager. Commercial photography (e.g. portraiture, people and lifestyle,
Who would like this People with a keen interest in the property business. fashion, advertising action, architecture, nature, etc.); news
Business Studies Individuals who enjoy working with people in a very busy Geography The film and television industry is fast-paced and sees photography; photojournalism; documentary photography;
Who would like this environment, and are customer service orientated. Future career graduates working in various areas of the industry. DIPLOMA IN INTERIOR DESIGN
Enthusiastic, organised people who enjoy working with Real estate agencies, private sector and financial sector. Business Studies Graduates are involved in script writing, production
fine art photography; photographic post-production, etc.
Mathematics others. Future career
management and directing. Those who enjoy the technical Interior designers use colour palettes, furniture, and
Hotels, guesthouses, bed and breakfast establishments, Economics aspects of the industry are involved in camera operations, intelligent construction methods to create spaces that are DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC RELATIONS & COMMUNICATION
and game lodges.
Mathematical Literacy: Future career
Event companies, marketing companies, corporate DIPLOMA IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (HRM) Tourism editing, sound and lighting. aesthetically pleasing and functional. They combine design,
practical problem-solving and knowledge of construction The role of a public relations practitioner is vast, ranging
For certain courses only environments, and the hospitality industry.
DIPLOMA IN HOSPITALITY AND FOOD & BEVERAGE From recruiting employees to providing training or Who would like this methods in their daily work. from planning an exhibition or special event to developing
MANAGEMENT development and managing employee relations, individuals Individuals who are creative, are interested in media a media strategy, writing a press release or making a
Recommended: Accounting DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION in HRM are involved in the management of an organisation’s DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY production and love films.
Who would like this
corporate video.
Food and beverage managers oversee the operation of most valuable asset: its people. People who are creative, artistic, enjoy hands-on work, and
or Economics You will be equipped with managerial and developmental restaurants, banqueting establishments, and food service Architectural technologists use their knowledge and skills Future career have an interest in interior spaces. Who would like this
skills for public service at local, provincial and national establishments. They manage all aspects of offering food Who would like this Individuals who enjoy working with people, who can multi-
in construction methods, materials and innovative building Students are prepared for careers in the feature film, Future career
levels of government. Various areas of public sector and beverage, including staff management, stock control, People who are organised and are interested in both the
design to create documentation used for the construction commercial, video, television, and sound industries. task, and who have excellent language and writing skills.
management, from public service delivery and policy and a number of other managerial tasks. corporate and public sector’s human resources. Property developers, interior design and architecture firms
of buildings. and self-employment. Future career
studies to financial management. Who would like this
Individuals with strong management skills and an interest in Future career Who would like this Media, private and public companies, shopping malls,
DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTANCY Small and large private organisations and the public sector
Who would like this the food and beverage industry. People who are creative, can draw well, and have an welfare groups, consultancies, and government departments.
Individuals who have strong interpersonal and organisational provide a wealth of opportunities. DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION DIPLOMA IN JEWELLERY DESIGN & MANUFACTURE
Accountants record, process and maintain financial interest in architecture and construction.
skills, and enjoy working with people. Future career TECHNOLOGY
information in a variety of industries. Through further Restaurants, entertainment and conference venues, Future career • Applications Development Graduates use their technical skills to manufacture jewellery, DIPLOMA IN PRODUCT DESIGN
studies gradutes also have the potential to start their banqueting facilities, events companies, catering
Future career DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT Architectural firms, property developers and government • Communication Networks from preparation of metals through to final finishing. They
own Accounting practice or reach senior levels within an companies, private and government departments.
Administrative and management environments of all departments. • Multimedia Applications are skilled to work in various areas of the jewellery industry, With this course, you will become skilled in applying the design
organisation.
three levels of the public sector: local, provincial, You can become involved in the day-to-day management including management, marketing, and manufacturing. process to problems related to mass-produced products,
and national; semi-state (parastatal) and non-profit activities of an organisation. Be involved in planning, The widespread use of computers has resulted in an
Who would like this DIPLOMA IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT AND produce conceptual sketches, technical specifications,
organisations (NPOs); education institutions, and the organising, controlling, coordinating, financial administration, on-going need for highly-skilled information technology Who would like this
People who are organised, have strong analytical skills, PROFESSIONAL COOKERY rendered images, and physical or virtual 3D-models to
diplomatic corps. projects and human resource management. Individuals who are creative and enjoy manufacturing jewellery.
enjoy keeping records, working with numbers, and personnel. Applications Development graduates are communicate proposed solutions professionally.
compiling reports. Professional cooks create mouth-watering gourmet cuisine prepared for careers in computer programming, IT business
and develop new recipes and menus. Graduates can work Who would like this Future career
solutions, software development, and systems analysis Who would like this
as chefs in any hospitality environment. Organised individuals who enjoy working with people. Jewellery retail stores, boutiques, jewellery design studios.
Future career DIPLOMA IN RETAIL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT design. Communication Networks graduates are prepared Individuals who have drawing skills and who have a keen
Most businesses and organisations, including private Who would like this for careers in network development and administration. eye for design.
and governmental, e.g. Fast Moving Consumer Goods The variety of retail and wholesale business is virtually Future career
Individuals who enjoy preparing food, learning new recipes, Small and large businesses, the public sector, consulting Multimedia Applications graduates are involved in the DIPLOMA IN JOURNALISM Future career
(FMCG), state departments, retail industries, etc. unlimited. Many areas of retail can be explored, such and experiencing new tastes.
as management, procurement or buying, stock control, companies, government. design of digital, video, websites, mobile applications, Manufacturing companies, or design-related fields such
merchandising, sales, administration, logistics, house- Future career interactive games, and music videos. Journalists collect, write or distribute news or other current as furniture design, special effects, and props for the film
keeping, or finance. Restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, entertainment and information in various media, such as newspapers, radio and industry.
FACULTY OF INFORMATICS & DESIGN

Who would like this

DIPLOMA IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP conference venues, banqueting facilities, events companies, DIPLOMA IN SPORT AND LEISURE MANAGEMENT television.
Who would like this catering companies, private and government departments. People who have an interest in computers and new
Entrepreneurs play a key role in the economy by Those with strong interpersonal and organisational skills, technology. Who would like this
From managing sport teams to fitness centres, sports
starting their own businesses, which in turn creates and who would like to develop into successful managers Individuals with a flair for language and with strong writing
DIPLOMA IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT management offers an exciting career in the sport, fitness Future career Architectural Technology, NB
job opportunities, thus contributing to economic in this sector. and wellness industry. and analytical skills. Fashion, Visual Communication CLOSING
Information technology companies (Applications
development. A career in tourism allows for great diversity as well as Design, Interior Design, Jewellery DATE:
Future career Who would like this Development and Communication Networks graduates). Future career
specialisation. Graduates can work as travel agents, tour Design & Manufacture, 30 SEPTEMBER
Who would like this Department stores, hypermarkets, shopping Individuals who are interested in the business aspects of Design industry, film industry, advertising agencies & the Newspapers, magazines, marketing companies, public
guides or in various areas of the travel industry. Product Design
Those who are business savvy, innovative, and enthusiastic centres, speciality stores, general dealers, chain sport. media industry (Multimedia Applications graduates). relations companies, government.
about starting their own business. stores, supermarkets, factory stores, boutiques and Who would like this
restaurants. Those who are outgoing, are interested in the travel Future career
Future career industry, and enjoy working with people. Sport clubs, gymnasiums, government, schools, universities
Self-employment, non-profit organisations (NPOs), and recreation facilities. DIPLOMA IN URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING
Future career
non-governmental organisations (NGOs), government Accommodation and hospitality, distribution channels, DEPARTMENT QUALIFICATION APS ENGLISH LANGUAGE MATHS MATHS RECOMMENDED SUBJECTS ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
organisations or departments, the finance/ investment SCORE (HL or FAL) REQUIREMENTS LIT (BUT NOT REQUIRED) Urban and Regional Planners lay out and plan the extension
transportation, travel planning, management and coordination of towns and cities. They perform land appraisals, plan
sector. (e.g. regional tourism organisations), and marketing. DIPLOMA IN MARKETING ARCHITECTURAL Diploma in Architectural 30 * 4 3 5 Technical Drawing and Design Subjects Submission of a specified portfolio or completion of a written language and
TECHNOLOGY Technology 32 ** mathematics proficiency test surveys, and analyse and present data by using maps,
Marketing is used by every organisation; it is an exciting and & INTERIOR DESIGN graphs, diagrams, and sketches.
Diploma in Interior Design 30 * 4 3 5 Technical Drawing and Design Subjects
creative field, covering areas such as branding, advertising, 32 **
market research, sales, and strategic marketing. Who would like this
APPLIED DESIGN Diploma in Fashion 28 * 4 3 4 Technical Drawing and Design Subjects Submission of a specified portfolio or completion of an entrance exam
DEPARTMENT QUALIFICATION APS score METHOD ENGLISH MATHS MATHS LIT ACC RECOMMENDATIONS AND FURTHER REQUIREMENTS 29 ** People with an interest in the management, development
OPTION (HL or FAL) Who would like this and growth of cities, towns and regions, as well as the
Those with strong interpersonal skills, who are passionate, Diploma in Visual 28 * 4 3 4 Technical Drawing and Design Subjects
Communication Design 29 ** improvement and regeneration of urban environments.
FINANCIAL Diploma in Accountancy creative and go-getters.
For each of the subjects, Maths (excluding Mathematical Literacy) and Accounting, the actual achievement
ACCOUNTING & 38 3 4 3 5 4 Diploma in Product Design 28 * 4 3 4 Technical Drawing and Design Subjects Future career
is multiplied by 2.
TAXATION Future career 29 **
Private planning firms, property developers, local and
Marketing, media, and advertising agencies, research Diploma in Jewellery Design 28 * 4 3 4 Technical Drawing and Design Subjects
ENTREPRENEURSHIP Diploma in Entrepreneurship 26 1 4 2 4 Including four other subjects at level 4 (50%) excluding Life Orientation provincial authorities, state departments and non-
organisations, and production companies. & Manufacture 29 **
& BUSINESS governmental organisations.
MANAGEMENT MEDIA STUDIES Diploma in Film Production 33 5 Letter of motivation
Diploma in Entrepreneurship (Extended) 22 1 4 2 4 Including four other subjects at level 4 (50%) excluding Life Orientation
FACULTY OF BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

Diploma in Journalism 32 * 5 FAL 4 3 4 Selection test assessing English language proficiency and knowledge of
DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS & INFORMATION 33 ** journalism and current affairs
HUMAN RESOURCE Diploma in Human Resources Management 26 (M) Including one of the following: ECO, BUS, ACC (no rating required). Part-time applicants must provide a letter DIPLOMA IN VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN
1 4 2 4 ADMINISTRATION
MANAGEMENT 28 (ML) of full-time employment, preferably in an HR environment. Diploma in Photography 33 4 Completion of a questionnaire and an interview

Diploma in Human Resources Management 24 (M) Organisations cannot cope without people who are skilled Diploma in Public Relations & 31 * 5 FAL 4 2 4 Visual Communication Designers communicate ideas
1 4 2 4 Including one of the following: ECO, BUS, ACC (no rating required). Communication 33 **
(Extended) 26 (ML) in office management and technology; ensuring the smooth visually to a range of target markets. Design areas include
running of an organisation, through a comprehensive range INFORMATION HC: Information & 30* 40% HL or FAL 40% 60% advertising, branding, corporate identity, digital and
MANAGEMENT Diploma in Management 28 (M) Including one of the following: ECO, BUS, ACC (no rating required). Part-time applicants must provide a letter TECHNOLOGY Communication Technology 32** (Excluding English) 40%
& PROJECT 30 (ML) 1 4 2 4 of full-time employment and preferably have relevant practical (supervisory, management) experience.
of managerial, technological and communication skills. (ICT) interactive design, illustration, packaging, and photography.
MANAGEMENT
Who would like this Diploma in ICT: Applications 36* 40% HL or FAL 40% 60% Who would like this
Diploma in Management (Extended) 24 (M) Development 38** (Excluding English) 40%
26 (ML) 1 4 2 4 Including one of the following: ECO, BUS, ACC (no rating required). Those with good interpersonal and organisational skills. Creative individuals who can draw well and enjoy
Diploma in ICT: 36* 40% HL or FAL 40% 60% communicating ideas through design.
Future career Communication Networks 38** (Excluding English) 40%
Diploma in Printing Management 26 1 4 2 4 This qualification is available on a part-time basis only for employees in the printing and packaging industries.
A variety of fields in the business, government, corporate and Future career
Diploma in ICT: Multimedia 36* 40% HL or FAL 40% 60%
private sectors. Applications 38** (Excluding English) 40%
MARKETING Diploma in Marketing 26 (M) 1 4 2 4 Part-time applicants must be employed full-time and have relevant practical experience (i.e. marketing- Advertising agencies, design studios, printing and
28 (ML) related).
TOWN & REGIONAL Diploma in Urban & Regional 30 * 4 HL or FAL 4 5 Level 4 in three other subjects, preferably Geography, publishing houses, brand agencies, in-house design, desk
PLANNING Planning 31 ** (Excluding English) Business Studies, Economics, and Tourism
Diploma in Marketing (Extended) 24 (M) top publishing, promotional design, illustration, interactive,
26 (ML) 1 4 2 4 DIPLOMA IN OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT * with Maths and freelance design.
** with Maths Literacy
BUSINESS & Diploma in Business & Information 26 (M) Including one of the following: BUS, ECO, ACC, CAT, IT (no rating required). Part-time applicants must submit Explore the strategic management of an organisation’s
1 4 2 4
INFORMATION Administration 28 (ML) a two page Curriculum Vitae (CV). operations and learn how to plan an organisation’s budgets,
ADMINISTRATION oversee production and ensure quality control.
Diploma in Business & Information 24 (M)
Administration 26 (ML) 1 4 2 4 Including one of the following: BUS, ECO, ACC, CAT, IT (no rating required). Who would like this
(Foundation) Organised individuals who enjoy working with technology.
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION DIPLOMA IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER SYSTEMS;
OPERATIONS Diploma in Operations Management Future career DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Are these your school
28 1 4 3
MANAGEMENT
Production sector and engineering companies. From managing the construction of new roadways to Ever wondered how petrol, aspirin, vinegar, paint or gold
are produced? Chemical Engineering graduates will be Electrical engineers are the driving force behind the
subjects?
PUBLIC Diploma in Public Administration Including one of the following: ECO 3 (40%), BUS 3 (40%), ACC 3 (40%) stadiums, our graduates with a building qualification
28 1 4 2 4 technological age. With this qualification graduates
ADMINISTRATION & Part-time applicants should preferably be employed full-time in the public sector environment. are sought after in industry. They are involved in all able to tell you the answer. These professionals are trained
GOVERNANCE management aspects in the construction industry. to convert raw materials into high value products using can choose to work in various sectors of the electrical
BACHELOR OF PARALEGAL STUDIES
processing and design principles. e.g. the production of engineering industry.
Diploma in Public Administration (Extended) 24 1 4 2 3 Including one of the following: ECO 2 (30%), BUS 2 (30%) , ACC 2 (30%).
Paralegal Studies will prepare you for a wide range of existing
English Who would like this petrol and diesel from crude oil and the manufacture of
RETAIL BUSINESS People who are interested in the construction industry and chemicals, explosives, fertilizers and plastics. Who would like this
MANAGEMENT
Diploma in Retail Business Management 26 1 4 2 4 An NSC with at least three years relevant retail experience will also be considered. and emerging careers in the paralegal sector and serves Mathematics who have strong mathematical skills. Individuals who enjoy electronics and who have strong
as both a preparatory and screening mechanism for the Who would like this mathematical skills.
TOURISM & EVENT Diploma in Tourism Management 28 (M) 1 4 2 4
postgraduate LLB. Physical Science Future career People who have strong mathematical, science and
MANAGEMENT 30 (ML) Including one of the following: TOUR, ECO, HS, BUS, ACC, CS, HIS, GEO (no rating required). Applicants Construction companies, consulting engineering problem-solving skills. Future career
must submit a motivation letter detailing their reasons for applying and indicating their understanding of the Who would like this Electrical engineering companies, municipalities,
companies and self-employment. Future career
Diploma in Tourism Management (Extended) 24 (M) industry and the possible career prospects. Those with good interpersonal and communication skills who Eskom, research and training organisations, and facility
1 4 2 4 Petroleum refineries, mines, chemical processing and
26 (ML) pay attention to detail and have a keen interest in the law and
pharmaceutical industries, food processing and agro-allied management companies.
access to justice.
Diploma in Events Management 28 (M) 1 4 2 4 DIPLOMA IN GEOMATICS industries; environmental engineering, financial houses,
30 (ML) Including one of the following: TOUR, ECO, HS, BUS, ACC, CAT, IT (no rating required). Applicants must submit Future career (COMBINING SURVEYING & CARTOGRAPHY) government and research organisations.
a motivation letter detailing their reasons for applying and indicating their understanding of the industry and Careers exist in the private and public sectors, including,
Diploma in Events Management (Extended) 24 (M) the possible career prospects. DIPLOMA IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
26 (ML) 1 4 2 4 government departments, courts, community-based advice Surveying (or Geomatics) is the science of surveying
offices, law offices and companies. (measuring) and mapping the face of the earth. BACHELORS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Industrial Engineers optimise complex processes and
SPORT Diploma in Sport and Leisure Management Applicants are invited to complete the form entitled “Non-Academic Review Component for Sport Mapping forms the foundation of physical planning and
systems, manufacturing methods, plant layout and
MANAGEMENT Management” in order to inform the prospective student about the Sport Industry, and allow them to indicate land development. A surveyor is responsible for the Civil Engineers maintain and adapt the infrastructure that
their involvement in sport, as well as cultural and leadership activities. materials handling, production control, purchasing and
25 (M) collection, representation, management and retrieval we depend on every day – our roads, railways and bridges;
27 (ML) 1 4 2 4 stock control, quality control, work standards and industrial
Participation as a player, coach or administrator at international/ national/ provincial level will be a of spatial data (natural and man-made features on energy and water supply; waste networks and flood defences.
economics. Their main task is to ensure that the most
recommendation. Generally, students who have met the minimum requirements for admission to bachelor’s the earth). Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
degree stand a greater chance of being accepted. Who would like this effective and efficient processes are used to ensure
practitioners are responsible for analysing, modelling,
Individuals who are innovative, logical, creative and have improved productivity in industry.
and presenting spatial information. Graduates work with
CAPE TOWN HOTEL Diploma in Hospitality and Hotel Including one of the following: ACC, CS, BUS, HS, LS, TOUR (no rating required). strong problem-solving skills.
SCHOOL Management 26 (M) 1 4 2 4 Work experience recommended. Informative one on one discussion or telephonic discussion with spatial information and would be able to manipulate Who would like this
28 (ML) data and provide information about the earth to Future career
students to give an overview of the hospitality sector. Individuals with strong planning and organisational skills and
planners, engineers, environmental managers, and the Consultants, contractors and government agencies. who are interested in the engineering or service sector.
Diploma in Hospitality and Food & Beverage 26 (M) Including one of the following: ACC, CS, BUS, HS, LS, TOUR (no rating required). commerce sector. Applicants should have an aptitude for
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

Management 1 4 2 4 Work experience recommended. Informative one on one discussion or telephonic discussion with mathematics and computers, good spatial perception, Future career
28 (ML) students to give an overview of the hospitality sector.
and an eye for detail. DIPLOMA IN CLOTHING AND TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY All manufacturing firms and service-based organisations.
Diploma in Hospitality Management & Including one of the following: ACC, CS, BUS, HS, LS, TOUR (no rating required). Who would like this
26 (M) If you are interested in a career as a clothing technologist, clothing
Professional Cookery 1 4 2 4 Work experience recommended. Informative one on one discussion or telephonic discussion with
28 (ML) Those interested in geography, computer science,
students to give an overview of the hospitality sector. buyer, production manager or stylist, then this course is the right
mathematics, science, physics and information technology; BACHELOR OF NAUTICAL SCIENCE
fit for you. These professionals plan and control the production,
UNIT FOR APPLIED Diploma in Real Estate 26 1 4 2 4 Including one of the following: ECO, BUS, ACC (no rating required).
have an aptitude for design, and love variety and working manufacturing and retail sectors of the clothing industry.
ECONOMICS both indoors and outdoors. Maritime Studies graduates are seeing the world. An
Who would like this internationally recognised qualification, these professionals
UNIT FOR Bachelor of Paralegal Studies 30 1 4 3 4 Including one official language at level 4 (Excluding English).
Future career Individuals with good organisational skills, and who are are trained to work aboard ships, with their duties ranging
APPLIED LAW Research institutes, private corporations, government natural planners. from navigating to supervising cargo operations in the ports.
departments, land surveying firms, municipalities, and They are employed by the Merchant Navy as Navigators.
self-employment. Future career
Clothing industry, Textile industry, and the Retail sector. Who would like this
Individuals who have a love for the ocean and who are
interested in shipping.

M (Maths) ES (Engineering Science) ET (Electrical Technology) Future career

creating futures BEd SENIOR PHASE AND FURTHER EDUCATION
& TRAINING
GENERAL EDUCATION & TRAINING (GET) BEd INTERMEDIATE PHASE TEACHING MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENT (NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE) ML (Mathematical Literacy)
TM (Technical Maths)
PS (Physical Science) TS (Technical Science) Shipping and maritime industry.

in education and teaching You can teach Grade 8 – 12 with the following (FET)
DIPLOMA IN GRADE R TEACHING This degree will equip you to guide intermediate learners APS ECP APS ENGLISH MATHS TECH MATHS PHYSICAL TECH FURTHER National Certificate National Certificate (Vocational)
for acquiring the values, knowledge and skills necessary to SCORE SCORE METHOD MATHS LIT SCIENCE SCIENCE REQUIREMENTS (NC)
electives Currently not offered full-time. DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
their holistic development. The Intermediate Phases caters
Business Management Grade R is offered to those who wish to become a qualified for learners in middle childhood and early adolescence DEPARTMENT QUALIFICATION Mathematical Literacy (ML) is not accepted within the Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment (except for Clothing & Textile English Language A National Certificate (Vocational) at level (4)
(Grades 4 to 7). Graduates use mechanical engineering techniques and
Economics Grade R teacher. Early Childhood Development (ECD) level Technology). A National Senior Certificate (NSC) as certified by Umalusi with an achievement rating as seen below. equivalent to the National
Senior Certificate mechanical engineering knowledge to solve engineering
Accounting (4) and/ or (5) (without Matric) with experience in Grade R problems. This exciting career offers graduates a wide
English teaching may also apply. Applicants who intend to register CHEMICAL Diploma in Chemical 30 27 - 29 Method 2 4 4 5 -- 4 -- -- M (N4) – 60% E (5) (60 – 69%) choice of career paths, from manufacturing race cars to
Afrikaans for this Diploma is also required to provide evidence that they ENGINEERING Engineering 23 - 26 ES (N4) – 60% M (5) (60 – 69%)
POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION Waitlist PS (3) with 60% building satellites.
IsiXhosa are working in a Grade R classroom at a registered WCED
Mathematics ECD centre or school. CIVIL Diploma in Civil 30 27 - 29 Method 2 4 4 5 -- 4 5 -- M (N4) – 60% E (5) (60 – 69%) Who would like this
The objective of this instructional programme is to provide ENGINEERING & Engineering 23 - 26 ES (N4) – 60% M (5) (60 – 69%)
Mathematical Literacy Individuals who have strong analytical skills and who are
you with the necessary theory and practical expertise to be SURVEYING Waitlist PS (3) with 60%
Physics A student who wishes to study for the Diploma in interested in engineering.
efficient and effective educators in the professional world. It
Chemistry Grade R are required to have the following: Bachelors in Civil 36 -- Method 2 5 5 5 -- 5 5 --
will also give you thorough knowledge and background for Engineering Future career
Life Sciences Matric with ECD Level (4) and/ or (5) the competent offering of subjects in the various bands in Mining companies, automotive plants, engineering and
Computer Applications Technology Further Education & Training (FET). Diploma in Geomatics 30 -- Method 2 4 4 5 -- 4 5 -- M (N4) – 60% E (5) (60 – 69%)
Experience with age groups 4 years to 6 years (Combining Surveying ES (N4) – 60% M (5) (60 – 69%) production companies, building service contractors and
Engineering Graphic Design & Cartography) PS (3) with 60% consulting engineers.
Matric with Educare Level (5).
Successful applicants will have at least an appropriate first
Two FET electives must link to one of the following degree or NQF Level 6 diploma with subjects that satisfy the CLOTHING Diploma in Clothing & 26 with -- Method 1 4 2 5 4 -- -- Recommended: M (N4) – 50% E (5) (60 – 69%)
& TEXTILE Textile Technology M (2); One of the following: Clothing Production ML (5) (60 – 69%) or M (2)
Senior Phase subjects current requirements for employment as an educator. TECHNOLOGY 28 with ACC (3), BUS (3), ECON (3) (N4) – 60% (30 – 39%)
Economic & Management Sciences or Economic & ML (4) Recommended: Business Practice (3) (50 – 69%) DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
or Financial Management (3) (50 – 69%) and IN MECHATRONICS
Management Sciences (Accounting) BEd FOUNDATION PHASE TEACHING Applied Accounting (3) (50 – 69%)
FACULTY OF EDUCATION

English
Since Foundation Phase teachers are generalists and CONSTRUCTION Diploma in 25 20 - 24 Method 1 4 4 5 -- -- -- Recommended: M (N4) – 60% E (5) (60 – 69%) From designing machines that bottle cool drinks to labelling
Afrikaans MAGEMENT Construction Any of the following: M (5) (60 – 69%)
have to be able to teach all subjects in the school POSTGRADUATE STUDY & QUANTITY ACC (3), BUS (3), ECON (3),
packages, graduates make use of their skills in electronics,
isiXhosa software and mechanical engineering for the design and
curriculum, the course provides for a full programme BEd Hons in Teaching & Leaning (BEd Hons) SURVEYING CIVT (3), EGD (3), CAT (3),
Mathematics IT (3), PS (3), TS (3) manufacture of products and processes.
Natural Sciences including a strong focus on Inclusive Education, Literacies, Magister Educationis (MEd)
Numeracies and Grade R. Doctor Educationis (DEd) ELECTRICAL, Diploma in Electrical 30 -- Method 2 4 4 5 -- 4 or ET 4 5 Recommended: M (N4) – 60% E (5) (60 – 69%), M (5) (60 – 69%) Who would like this
Technology ELECTRONIC Engineering One of the following: ES (N4) – 60% At least 3 of the following: PS (3) with 60%,
& COMPUTER CAT (4), IT (4), ELECT (4) Electrotechnics (N4) 60% Electrical Principles and Practice (3) with 60%, Individuals who are interested in all areas of engineering and
ENGINEERING Digital Electronics (N4) Electronic Control and Digital Electronics (3) with who enjoy solving problems.
60% 60%, Electrical Workmanship (3) with 60%
Future career
Diploma in Computer 30 -- Method 2 4 4 5 -- 4 or ET 4 5 Recommended: M (N4) – 60% E (5) (60 – 69%), M (5) (60 – 69%)
QUALIFICATION APS MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION COMMENTS/ ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Systems One of the following: ES (N4) – 60% At least 3 of the following: PS (3) with 60%, Manufacturing companies, engineering consulting agencies.
METHOD CAT (4), IT (4), ELECT (4) Electrotechnics (N4) 60% Electrical Principles and Practice (3) with 60%,
Digital Electronics (N4) Electronic Control and Digital Electronics (3) with
BACHELOR IN EDUCATION: FOUNDATION PHASE TEACHING 32 Home Language (4) Due to the limited number of spaces available, admission is not guaranteed. NSC 60% 60%, Electrical Workmanship (3) with 60%
First Additional Language (3) Selection will be based on Grade 11 final results for provisional acceptance and • An official language with a percentage of at least 50% (code rating 4) BACHELOR OF MARINE ENGINEERING
(One of the languages must be the language of instruction) for full unconditional acceptance of the final National Senior Certificate (NSC) • Any three other subjects on the NSC 20 credit list with a percentage of at least 50% (code rating 4) INDUSTRIAL Diploma in Industrial 30 27 - 29 Method 2 4 4 5 -- 4 5 Recommended: E (N4) - 60% E (5) (60 – 69%)
and school-leaving results. • The language of instruction must have been passed with at least 40% (code rating 3) & SYSTEMS Engineering 23 - 26 MECHT (3) M (N4) - 60% M (5) (60 – 69%)
• A percentage of at least 40% (code rating 3) in three other subjects which includes the language of instruction ENGINEERING Waitlist ES (N4) - 60% PS (3) with 60% Graduates from this programme have combined their love
OR MECHANICAL Diploma in Mechanical 30 27 - 29 Method 2 4 4 5 -- 4 5 Recommended: E (N4) - 60% E (5) (60 – 69%) for shipping with their interest in mechanical engineering. An
BACHELOR IN EDUCATION: INTERMEDIATE PHASE TEACHING 32 Home Language (4) Due to the limited number of spaces available, admission is not guaranteed. ENGINEERING Engineering 23 - 26 One of the following: ELECT M (N4) - 60% M (5) (60 – 69%) internationally-recognised qualification, these professionals’
First Additional Language (3) Selection will be based on Grade 11 final results for provisional acceptance and NCV (National Certificate Vocational), Level 4, issued by Council for General and Further Education & Training Waitlist (3), EGD (3), MECHT (3) ES (N4) - 60% PS (3) with 60%
(One of the languages must be the language of instruction) for full unconditional acceptance of the final NSC and school-leaving results. tasks include maintenance of the marine engineering
1. At least 60% in three fundamental subjects, including the LoLT of the institution: Diploma in Mechanical 30 -- Method 2 4 4 5 -- 4 5 Recommended: E (N4) - 60% E (5) (60 – 69%), M (5) (60 – 69%), PS (3) with 60% propulsion plant and equipment.
BACHELOR IN EDUCATION: SENIOR PHASE and FURTHER 32 Home Language (4) Due to the limited number of spaces available, admission is not guaranteed. • Two official languages at first additional language level: Afrikaans, English, Xhosa (they offer languages only at Engineering One of the following: ELECT M (N4) - 60% Recommended: Electro Technology (3) (50 – 69%),
EDUCATION & TRAINING (FET) TEACHING And First Additional Language (3) Selection will be based on Grade 11 final results for provisional acceptance and first additional level) (Mechatronics) (4), EGD (4), MECHT (4) ES (N4) - 60% Mechatronic Systems (3) (50 – 69%) Who would like this
(One of the languages must be the language of instruction) for full unconditional acceptance of the final NSC and school-leaving results. • Mathematics/ Mathematical literacy
MARITIME Bachelor of Marine 30 -- Method 2 4 4 5 -- 4 5 Eyesight and Medical at E (N4) - 60% E (5) (60 – 69%)
Individuals who have a love for the ocean and who are
• Life Orientation interested in shipping.
Students who wish to choose one or more of the following STUDIES Engineering approved SAMSA Medical M (N4) - 60% M (5) (60 – 69%)
electives must obtain, at NSC level, at least (50%) in the 2. Achieve at least 70% in four vocational subjects, chosen from the NC (V) Level 4 subjects (list in Government Practitioner ES (N4) - 60% PS (3) with 60%
following subjects: Gazette). At least two subjects must be related to the electives in the specific phase the candidate apply for Future career
Mathematics National Senior Certificate (Prior to 2008) matriculation exemption is required. Bachelor of Nautical 30 -- Method 2 4 4 5 -- 4 5 Eyesight and Medical at E (N4) - 60% E (5) (60 – 69%) Shipping and maritime industry.
Language on instruction: Science approved SAMSA Medical M (N4) - 60% M (5) (60 – 69%)
Accounting Mowbray - English
Physical Science All applications which comply with the minimum criteria will be considered in the next round of selection which could Practitioner ES (N4) - 60% PS (3) with 60%
Wellington - Afrikaans only
Life Sciences include the consideration of: quality of academic result, admission examinations, interviews, a confidential report
requested from the principal of a particular school. Subject to the space availability, consideration will be given for admitting students to the ECP programmes with: English (4); with one of either Mathematics, Physical Science (4), and the other (3), with a minimum of 45%, or Technical Maths/ Technical Science (5)
Mathematical Literacy (60%) and the other (4) with a minimum of 55% for the following programmes only: Diploma in Chemical Engineering (ECP), Diploma in Civil Engineering (ECP), National Diploma in Maritime Studies (ECP), Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (ECP) or Diploma in Industrial
Engineering (ECP). Meeting these requirements does not automatically imply that applicants will be accepted. First option for admission, selection and placement will be given. Pre-2008 Matriculants must contact the faculty office for information.
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