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Coastal TVET College Fee Structure | Acceptance Rate | Handbook | Fee Structure | Hostel and Residence Application

Coastal TVET College Fee Structure | Acceptance Rate | Handbook | Fee Structure | Hostel and Residence Application This Article is Contain Full of Information Which is Accurate for Those who wish to be Enrolled by Coastal TVET College Fee Structure,Amount of The Fees Acceptable ,Bank Accounts Details Handbook or Year Book APS Point Score -Admission Point Score The Rate Accepted to be Enrolled Academic Calendar Term and Semester Calendar ,APS Calculator,  together with Hostel and Residence Applications.

Coastal TVET College Fee Structure

The Fee Structure it Show Certain Amount Of Money Students Supposed to Pay as Learning Cost ,The Students Tuition Fees Vary from One Course  to Another  , The Fee structure Covers the Following.

Tution Fee

Application Fee

Acceptance Deposit

Accommodation Fees

Miscellaneous fees and levies

Interest

All students are liable for their own tuition fees. Students who do not qualify for financial aid, (NSFAS) must pay a minimum deposit of R2 000 of the course fees on the date of registration, followed by instalments to be completed before the final examination. All students who have not paid in full must complete and sign an acknowledgement of debt.

NC(V) Programme Costs 2015   (Levels 2-4) Full Year Civil Engineering and Building Construction R   10 584 Education and Development R     7 322 Electrical Infrastructure Construction R   10 441 Engineering and Related Design R   13 698 Finance, Economics and Accounting R     7 521 Hospitality R   12 808 Information Technology and Computer Science R   10 305 Management R     7 872 Marketing R     6 714 Office Administration R     6 661 Primary Agriculture R   18 062 Tourism R     9 770 (Fee table taken from DHET 2015 Operational Planning Template)

2015 NATED (REPORT 191) COURSE FEES All students are liable for their own tuition fees. Engineering studies students who do not qualify for financial aid, (NSFAS) must pay the full course/tuition fee on the day of registration. Business & General studies:  non-NSFAS bursary students must pay their course/tuition fee in full; alternatively pay a minimum of 50% of the above semester course fees on the date of registration followed by the balance on the first day of the next term. The following fee is for 4 subjects:

Report 191 Programme Costs 2015   (N1-N3) Full Year      Per Trimester / Trimester Engineering (Automotive)  R   4 237 R  1 412 Engineering (Civil)  R   4 237 R  1 412 Engineering (Electrical)  R   4 237 R  1 412 Engineering (Mechanical)  R   4 237 R  1 412       Report 191 Programme Costs 2015   (N4-N6) Full Year      Per Trimester / Trimester Business Management  R   4 185 R   2 092.50 Educare  R   5 084 R   2 542.00 Engineering (Civil)  R   4 943 R   1 648.00 Engineering (Electrical)  R   4 943 R   1 648.00 Engineering (Mechanical)  R   4 943 R   1 648.00 Financial Management  R   4 185 R   2 092.50 Hair Care  R   8 232 R   4 116.00 Hospitality and Catering Services  R   9 443 R   2 092.50 Human Resource Management  R   4 185 R   2 092.50 Introductory Business Studies  R   4 185 R   2 092.50 Management Assistant  R   4 185 R   2 092.50 Marketing Management  R  4 185 R   2 092.50 Public Management  R  4 185 R   2 092.50 Tourism  R  9 201 R   4 600.50 (Fee table taken from DHET 2015 Operational Planning Template)

2015 SKILLS COURSE FEES Prospective student wishing to register for skills courses are requested to enquire from the campus for the latest fees.

Other Course Fees Duration New Fee Part Time Computer Literacy Basics 40 Hours R 2 664.59 IC3 – 2015 – replaces Intermediary & Advanced Computer 60 hours R 1 900.00 Cabinet Making 56 Hours R 3 725.25 Know your Car 56 Hours R 3 725.25 Basic Electricity 56 Hours R 3 725.25 Advanced Electricity 56 Hours R 3 725.25 Electronics 56 Hours R 3 725.25 Basic Computer 56 Hours R 3 725.25 Electrical Basic Phase 1 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Electrical Advanced Phase 2 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Plumbing Basic Phase 1 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Plumbing Advanced Phase 2 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Carpentry Basic Phase 1 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Carpentry Advanced Phase 2 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Bricklaying Basic Phase 1 56 Hours R 2 483.50 Bricklaying Advanced Phase 2 56 Hours R 2 483.50 Welding Basic Phase 1 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Welding Advanced Phase 2 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Motor Mechanics Basic Phase 1 56 Hours R 2 483.50 Motor Mechanics Advanced Phase 2 56 Hours R 2 483.50 Printing & Silk Screen 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Panel Beating Basic Phase 1 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Panel Beating Advanced Phase 2 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Sewing Basic Phase 1 56 Hours R 1 034.79 Fitting Basic Phase 1 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Fitting Advanced Phase 2 56 Hours R 3 570.03 Haircare 6 Months R 7 760.94 Beauty 6 Months R 7 760.94 Welding Fulltime Trimester R 9 442.48 Pastel Partner Course Trimester R 4 346.13 Sewing Full Time Trimester R 10 314.29 Waste Water Treatment Trimester R 1 034.79 Installation Rules Trimester R 905.44 MDDOP Trimester R 4 656.56 NATED Engineering Part Time Evening Trimester R 840.77 NATED Rewrites R 245.76 NCV Supplementary (February) R 230.00 Re-Issue of College Certificates R 77.61

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Coastal TVET College Admission Point Score (APS) -Acceptance Rate

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR NC(V) STUDENTS

• Students who endeavour to enrol for NCV Level 2 Business and General Studies programs must have completed and passed  Grade  10-11; and  Grade 12 with  Mathematics for the  Information  & Technology as well as Finance, Economics & Accounting programs.
• Students who endeavour to enrol for NCV Level 2- all Engineering Studies must have completed and passed a minimum of Grade 10-11Mathematics (not Mathematical Literacy).
• Students who endeavour to enrol for NCV Level 2 Electrical Construction – may, on applying for employment, be required to pass a Colour competency test.

Progression Criteria

• Students who endeavour to enrol for NCV Level 3 must have already passed a minimum of 5 NCV Level 2 subjects.
• Students who endeavour to enrol for NCV Level 4 must have already passed all 7 Level 2 subjects as well as a minimum of 5 NCV Level 3 subjects.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR REPORT 191 STUDENTS

• Students who endeavour to enrol for Report 191Business  Studies – N4-NS must have passed either NCV Level 4 (21 subjects – from  L2-L4); or have obtained a National  Senior  Certificate  (Matric). Previous subject studies and direction will influence course enrolment.
  • In addition – for the Management Assistant N4 program, students must have passed Grade 12 Typing or Compu-typing. If this criterion is not met, students must enrol for the Introductory Business Studies N4 program for the first semester and in the second Semester, may proceed to the N4 program if he/she successfully passed the introductory program.
  •  In addition -for the Financial Management N4 program, students must have passed Grade 12 Accounting. If this criterion is not met, students must enrol for the  Introductory Business Studies N4 program for the first  Semester and do the Introductory Accounting  N4 and in the second Semester, may proceed to the N4  program if he/she successfully passed the introductory program.
•  Students who endeavour to enrol for Report 191 Engineering Studies N2 must have passed at least Grade 10-Grade 12 Mathematics (and not Mathematical Literacy); if the student has done Mathematical Literacy, he/she must enrol for Report 191Engineering Studies Nl. School levels and subjects passed and/or other previous studies will influence your enrolment into specific courses and/or levels. An RPL process will be conducted at the enrolment process.
• Please note that for Electrical engineering, students may, on applying for employment, be required to pass a Colour competency test.

 

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