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JTVC

Braamfontein · Pretoria CBD · Polokwane CBD — since 2002

Learn a trade. Earn a living. Build a country

JTVC delivers QCTO occupational certificates, Report 191 engineering and business studies, NC(V) programmes and short skills courses. Face-to-face tuition, real workshops, and a career path that matches what the job market is asking for right now.

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Education is the pillar that moves a country forward. We train people to make things, fix things and run things — and we place them where that work is needed.

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You belong at JTVC

Whether you are fresh out of school, changing trade, or returning to study after years on the tools — there is a place for you here. Watch what a week on campus actually looks like.

Beyond the classroom

Learning that happens on site

Practical placements put our learners next to experienced professionals, on real projects, in real conditions.

Learners at a lathe in the engineering workshop

Workshops & facilities

Engineering benches, welding bays, plumbing rigs, a catering kitchen and a cyber centre with over 600 e-library resources.

Learners in personal protective equipment on a partner work site

Learners at workplace

At JTVC learning goes beyond the classroom. Learners gain hands-on experience at partner companies, applying technical knowledge to real projects, building confidence and meeting the professional standards employers expect.

The college in numbers

2002

Training since

Two decades of building quality teaching and curriculum.

250

Bursaries awarded

To achievers from disadvantaged communities nationwide.

95%

Enter work readiness

Of our students are placed into Work Readiness Programmes with partner organisations. It is an enrolment figure, not an employment rate.

600+

E-library resources

Journals, informative sites and literature in the cyber centre.

Popular right now

Programmes learners are choosing

Recognised

Our accreditations

Umalusi Council for Quality Assurance in General and Further Education and Training
Department of Higher Education and Training, Republic of South Africa
QCTO — Quality Council for Trades and Occupations
MICT SETA
merSETA — Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services SETA
CETA — Construction Education and Training Authority
APPETD — Association of Private Providers of Education, Training and Development
Proudly South African member

Where our learners work

Workplace partners

Cyclotherm Boilers
GPWG Engineering
John Thompson
Metrobus
Tal-Tec

Admissions

Applications & admission requirements

Early application is advised for every programme. Here is what you need before you start.

For post-matric programmes you must have passed Grade 9/12, N3 or Level 4, or an equivalent qualification. Use your November Grade 11 or September Grade 12 results to apply.

For the National Certificate (Vocational), Levels 2 – 4, a Grade 9 certificate applies. Students write an entrance test.

Full-time lectures run from approximately 08:00 to 16:00, Monday to Friday. Part-time classes are offered on Saturdays between 08:30 and 13:00.

Student centres, restaurants, internet facilities, social activities, student councils and sport facilities are available to full-time and part-time students. Career guidance and aptitude tests are available on request. Accommodation is arranged on request.

Classes are offered in English.

Yes. The institute has offered up to 250 achievers bursaries to learners from disadvantaged communities and to those who have excelled in academics, cultural and sports events, through our nationwide campaign “Giving back to our deserved communities”. Contact us to find out more about the bursary programme.

Applications are open.

Early application is advised for every programme. Use your November Grade 11 or September Grade 12 results to apply now.

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