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Corporate identity

REACHING GOALS TOGETHER

SEKHUKHUNE FET COLLEGE

To become a globally attractive and recognized education and training institution.

Find Inside Corporate identity CEO’s Foreword Student Support Services General Information (NCVs) NCV Business Studies NCV Engineering Studies NATED information & Business studies NATED Engineering Studies N1 - N3 NATED Engineering Studies N4 - N6 ICDL Information Technology studies FET Colleges Financial Scheme Our contact details (cover page)

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We provide quality education and training programmes that respond to the needs of the community through: • • • •

Relevant programmes Affordable fee structure Accredited programmes Accessible learning environment

• • • • •

Integrity Excellence Accountability Collaboration Responsive

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Student Support

Management’s Preface

Student Support Services

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ekhukhune FET College is a product of a merger of two colleges with very distinct diverse backgrounds, namely: CS Barlow College and Dr CN Phatudi College of Education.

The College has become the first choice institution for further education and training for many young people and the programmes offered directly respond to the priority skills demand of the South African economy available in theory and practical learning. The college constituted the unit called student Support which strives to embody the vision and mission of the College by providing expert and exceptional service to students - with the end product being a happy, motivated and balanced individual who has reached his/her full potential. In order to achieve these ideals different service areas are managed by the Student Supporters at CS Barlow and CN Phatudi campus: Financial Support: The Student Support on the respective campuses in collaboration with the College Finance Department are responsible for notifying students about bursaries. We also have the DHET FET Colleges Bursary Scheme. Wealth & wellness / orientation: The Sport and Culture Co-ordinator and the SRC organise informal activities during orientation. The Miss Barlow and Miss CN Phatudi beauty contest, HIV/AIDS awareness day, Drugs and Alcohol Abuse day are held to preach healthy lifestyle. Leadership Development: The Student Support help to facilitate the SRC elections annually and once the students democratically elected their leadership, we organise the three-day leadership training camp. Career development: The Placement Test is available on every campus. Students complete the questionnaire and the Student Support discuss possible careers with the students concerned. Students are also given assignments to do research on the internet about careers and assisted with Cvs compilations and job hunting skills. Social development: A number of social occasions are organized by the SRC on different campuses, e.g. Miss Valentines Day, Miss Sekfetcol, the end of year function, etc. Students enjoy attending these occasions. Sport: The students are encouraged to participate in the various sporting codes available at the college, that include soccer, netball, softball, chess, etc and the college take part in the Sport tournament organised by the LIFETSCA and the Arts and cultural activities. Academic Support: Tutors are available and different programs, eg: study methods, peer counseling and PLATO, to assist students academically.

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NCV Courses

What to know!

National Certificate Vocational Business Studies

General Information (NCVs) WHAT IS NCV?

MANAGEMENT NQF LEVEL 2, 3 AND 4

The Department of Higher Education and Training introduced the National Certificate Vocational at public Further Education and Training (FET) Colleges. The NC(V) offers programmes of study in a variety of vocational field. The programmes are intended to directly respond to the priority skills demands of the South African economy.

LEVEL 2 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS Management Practice Operations Management Entrepreneurship Financial Management

The National Certificate Vocational is offered at Levels 2, 3 and 4 of the National Qualifications Framework (NQF). The qualification is designed to provide both theory and practical experience in a particular vocational field. The practical component of the study is offered in a simulated workplace environment. Students have the opportunity to experience work situations during the period of study.

LEVEL 3 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS Management Practice Operations Management Entrepreneurship Financial Management

LEVEL 4 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS Management Practice Operations Management Project Management Financial Management

LEVEL 2 VOCATIONAL LEVEL 3 VOCATIONAL LEVEL 4 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS SUBJECTS SUBJECTS Advertising and

Advertising and

Advertising and

The 3 fundamental subjects are:

Promotions

Promotions

Promotions

Language - this must be the language of teaching and learning Mathematics or Mathematics Literacy Life Orientation

Marketing

Marketing

Marketing

Marketing

Marketing

Marketing

Communications

Communications

Communications

The Department of Higher Education and Training also has FET College Bursary Scheme attached to this qualification for all learners who enroll for NC(V) and whose applications are successful.

Contact Centre Operations Contact Centre Operations

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

FINANCE, ECONOMICS AND ACCOUNTING NQF LEVEL 2,3 AND 4

Contact Centre Operations

LEVEL 2 VOCATIONAL LEVEL 3 VOCATIONAL LEVEL 4 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS SUBJECTS SUBJECTS Applied Accounting

Applied Accounting

Applied Accounting

Financial Management

Financial Management

Financial Management

Economic Environment Economic Environment Economic Environment

Registering students with the College are expected to write the CAP Test which will determine into what courses the prospective student should enrol. CAP Test is compulsory to all first entering students.

New Venture Creation

New Venture Creation

New Venture Creation

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Marketing, Business Manangement, Promotions and Advertising, Marketing Research, Product Development, Public Relations, Merchandising, Brand Management and Consumer Relations

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Careers in banking, financial and insurance services, investments, bookkeeping, opportunities in private and public accounting.

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION NQF LEVEL 2,3 AND 4

NCV PROGRAMMES ARTICULATION INTO HIGHER EDUCATION Students who graduate with an NCV Level 4 may be eligible to study at any of the 23 Universities and University of Technology. However, the student must meet NCV level 4 statutory requirements (Council for General and Further Education and Training) for pass for higher certificate, diploma and or bachelor’s degree.

LEVEL 2 VOCATIONAL LEVEL 3 VOCATIONAL LEVEL 4 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS SUBJECTS SUBJECTS Business Practice

Business Practice

Business Practice

Office Practice

Office Practice

Office Practice

Office Data Processing Office Data Processing Office Data Processing New Venture Creation

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Human Resources, Marketing, Finance Management, Public Relations, Production and Office Administration

MARKETING MANAGEMENT NQF 2, 3 AND 4

A learner will qualify for a National Certificate Vocational after completion of each level. In order to obtain a National Certificate Vocational a student is required to take a total of 7 subjects. These include 3 fundamental subjects and 4 vocational/compulsory subjects as set out in every field of your study choices.

A prospective student should have at least a year end school report for Grade 9 or higher, or an NQF Level 1 qualification, or an approved bridging programme designed for the specific purpose to access NQF Level 2, or a Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment to meet the basic requirements for access to NQF Level 2. The student should also meet the specified admission criteria set out in the college admission policy.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

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Personal Assistant

Personal Assistant

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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Coordinate office correspondence, type letters, reports, agenda, minutes, staff travel itineraries and accommodation, operate office equipment and become a call centre operator

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NCV Courses

Report 191 courses

General Information (Report 191)

National Certificate Vocational Engineering Studies

REPORT 191 PROGRAMMES (NATED)

CIVIL ENGINEERING AND BUILDING CONSTRUCTION NQF LEVEL 2,3 AND 4 LEVEL 2 VOCATIONAL LEVEL 3 VOCATIONAL LEVEL 4 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS SUBJECTS SUBJECTS Construction Planning

Construction planning

Plant and Equipment

Plant and Equipment

Plant and Equipment

Materials

Materials

Materials

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Architectural Technology, Industrial Designing, Town Regional Planning, Road Construction Engineering, Building Construction, Drainage Inspection, Quantity Surveying, Sanitation Engineering, Civil Construction Engineering

Construction planning

Carpentry and roof works Carpentry and roof works Carpentry and roof works or Masonry

or Masonry

or Masonry

LEVEL 4 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS Engineering processing Professional Engineering Practice applied Engineering Technology Fitting and turning or Automotive repairs and maintenance or Boilermaking

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Car manufacture, Welding, Building Management, Motor Mechanics, Tool Making, Architectural Technology, Automotive Repair, Panel Beating, Material Engineering, Mining Engineering, Geological Engineering, Fitting and Machining, Welding and Metalwork.

LEVEL 3 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS Electrical Principles and Practice Electronic Control and Digital Electronics Electrical Workmanship Electrical Systems and Construction

LEVEL 4 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS Electrical Principles and Practice Electronic Control and Digital Electronics Electrical Workmanship Electrical Systems and Construction

SUBJECTS REQUIREMENTS AND DURATION OF THE COURSES In case of Engineering studies each level requires three subjects and runs for weeks/trimester duration. In Business and Services-related programmes each requires four subjects and is of six months/semester duration. It is also important to note that enrolments take place every trimester for engineering programmes, and every semester for business and services programmes. The Department of Higher Education and Training also has FET College Bursary Scheme attached to this qualification for all learners who enroll for Report 191 programmes and whose applications are successful.

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT N4 - N6 NATIONAL CERTIFICATE N4 SUBJECTS

N5 SUBJECTS

N6 SUBJECTS

Entrepreneurship

Financial Accounting

Management Communications

Computerized Financial Computerized Financial systems systems

Financial Accounting

Computerized Financial systems Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship

Financial Accounting

Cost and Management Accounting

Cost and Management Accounting

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Careers in Banking, Financial and Insurance Services, Investment, Bookkeeping, Opportunities in Private and Public Accounting.

MARKETING MANAGEMENT N4-N6 NATIONAL CERTIFICATE

ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION NQF LEVEL 2,3 AND 4 LEVEL 2 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS Electrical Principles and Practice Electronic Control and Digital Electronics Workshop Practice Electrical Systems and Construction

Howeverr, the N1 - N3 Engineering Studies and N4 - N6 engineering, business and service programmes have been extended by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) until such that the DHET issues a gazette on it’s phase-out. Students can thus continue to enrol N1 - N3 Engineering Studies and N4 - N6 Engineering, Business and Service Programmes.

(Report 191) Business Studies

ENGINEERING AND RELATED DESIGN NQF LEVEL 2,3 AND 4 LEVEL 2 VOCATIONAL LEVEL 3 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS SUBJECTS Engineering Engineering Practice Fundamentals and maintenance Materials Technology Engineering Technology Engineering Systems Engineering Graphics and Design Fitting and Turning Fitting and turning or Automotive Repair & Maintenance or Automotive Repair & Maintenance or Boilermaking Boilermaking

With the introduction of the National Certificate Vocational (NCV), in 2007, the phasing out of report 191 courses commenced. This resulted in N1 - N3 qualifications being phased out in public FET colleges for all engineering, business and services programmes.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Sound Technology, Theatre Technology, Process Level Control, Digital Electronics and Instrumentations

N4 SUBJECTS

N5 SUBJECTS

Management Communication Marketing Management Entrepreneurship

Sales Management

Computer Practice

Entrepreneurship

Marketing Management

Computer Practice

N6 SUBJECTS

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Marketing, Business Management, Promotions and Advertising, Marketing Sales Management Research, Product Development, Public Marketing Communication Relations, Merchandising, Brand Management and Marketing Research Customer Relations Marketing Management

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER SCIENCE NQF LEVEL 2,3 AND 4 LEVEL 2 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS Introduction to Information Systems Electronics Introduction to Systems Development Contact centre operations

LEVEL 3 VOCATIONAL LEVEL 4 VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS SUBJECTS Systems analysis Principles of computer and design programming Computer programming System analysis & design Communication Computer Hardware and and networking software Contact centre Contact centre operations operations

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Computer Programming, Information Technology Management, Computer Systems Engineering, Data Processing

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HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT N4 - N6 NATIONAL CERTIFICATE N4 SUBJECTS

Management Communication Entrepreneurship Computer Practice Personnel Management

N5 SUBJECTS

Personnel Management Personnel Training Computer Practice Labour Relations

N6 SUBJECTS

Personnel Management Personnel Training Computer Practice Labour Relations

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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Human Resources, Public Relations, Production, Office Administration, SDF and Personnel Training.

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Report 191 courses

Report 191 courses

(Report 191) Engineering Studies N1 - N3

(Report 191) Engineering Studies N4 - N6

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING N1 - N3 NATIONAL CERTIFICATE

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING N3 - N6 (LIGHT/HEAVY CURRENT) NATIONAL CERTIFICATE

N1 SUBJECTS

N2 SUBJECTS

N3 SUBJECTS

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Mathematics Engineering Science Industrial Electronics / Engineering drawing Electrical Trade Theory

Mathematics Engineering Science Industrial Electronics / Engineering drawing

Mathematics Engineering Science Industrial Electronics / Engineering drawing

Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Sound Technology, Theatre Technology, Process Level Control, Digital Eletronics and Instrumentations

Electrical Trade Theory Electrotechnology

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING N1 - N3 NATIONAL CERTIFICATE N1 SUBJECTS

N2 SUBJECTS

N3 SUBJECTS

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Automotive repairs and Maintenance, General motor mechanic, Power machinery engineer and mechanical engineering

Mathematics Engineering Science

Mathematics Engineering Science

Mathematics Engineering Science

Engineering Drawing

Engineering Drawing

Engineering Drawing

Fitting & Machining theory / Fitting & Machining theory / Fitting & Machining theory / Motor & DieselTrade theory Motor & Diesel Trade theory Motor Trade theory

N4-N5 SUBJECTS Mathematics

Mathematics

Electronics

Electronics

Electrotechnics

Electrotechnics

Engineering Science

Power Machines

N2 SUBJECTS

N3 SUBJECTS

Mathematics Engineering Science

Mathematics Engineering Science

Mathematics Engineering Science

Engineering Drawing

Engineering Drawing

Engineering Drawing

Plating & structural steel drawing / Plating & structural steel drawing / Platers theory Metal workers theory

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Plating and structural engineer, boilermaking, steelwork and mechanical engineering

N4 SUBJECTS Mathematics Mechanotechnics Industrial Electronics

N1 SUBJECTS

N2 SUBJECTS

Engineering Science

N4 SUBJECTS Building Admin

N3 SUBJECTS

Mathematics Building Science Building drawing

Mathematics Building Science Building drawing

Mathematics Building Science Building drawing

Bricklaying & Plastering theory

Bricklaying & Plastering theory

Building & Civil technology

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Quantity Surveying CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Architectural Technology, Industrial Designing, Town Regional Planning, Road Construction Engineering, Building Construction, Drainage Inspection, Quantity Surveying, Sanitation Engineering.

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Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Sound Technology, Theatre Technology, Process Level Control, Digital Eletronics and Instrumentations

N4-N5 SUBJECTS Mathematics Mechanotechnics Strength of Material / Industrial Electronics Power Machines

N6 SUBJECTS Mathematics Mechanotechnics Strength of Material / Industrial Electronics Power Machines

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Automotive repairs and Maintenance, General motor mechanic, Power machinery engineer and mechanical engineering

CIVIL ENGINEERING N4-N6 NATIONAL CERTIFICATE

Mechanotechnology

CIVIL ENGINEERING N1 - N3 NATIONAL CERTIFICATE

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING N4 - N6 NATIONAL CERTIFICATE

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING N1 - N3 NATIONAL CERTIFICATE BOILERMAKING N1 SUBJECTS

N6 SUBJECTS

Building & Structural Surveying Building and structural construction

N4-N5 SUBJECTS

N6 SUBJECTS

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Architectural Technology, Building Admin Building Admin Industrial Designing, Town Quantity Surveying Quantity Surveying Regional Planning, Road Construction Engineering, Building & Building & Building Construction, Structural Surveying Structural Surveying Drainage Inspection, Quantity Surveying, Building and structural Building and structural Sanitation Engineering, Civil Construction construction construction Engineering.

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IT courses

FET Colleges Bursary

ICDL Studies

DHET FET Colleges Bursary Scheme

The International Computer Drivers License (ICDL) is an internationally accepted qualification. It certifies that the holder has knowledge of the basic concepts of IT and is able to use a personal computer and common computer applications at a basic level of competence. Universities give exemption to a computer course for first year students if they have passed all seven modules. The ICDL is a test of practical skills and it measures the success of the training and proves you are competent to use the Computer.

Through the FET Colleges Bursary Scheme, the DHET aims to provide access to eligible students for vocational education and training at Public FET colleges WHAT IS THE DHET FET COLLEGE BURSARY SCHEME

The ICDL is based on seven modules:

The Department of Higher Education and Training FET College Bursary Scheme are funds made available by Government to assist student enrolled, or intending to enrol, at FET Colleges but are unable to fund their studies. This is not a loan!

1. Basic concepts of IT 2. Using the computer and managing files 3. Word processing (MS Word) 4. Spreadsheet (MS Excel) 5. Database (MS Access) 6. Presentations (PowerPoint) 7. Information and Communication (Internet)

WHO MAY APPLY? You are eligible to apply for a bursary if you are:

All but the first module, test practical skills rather than theory. Tests consist of tasks chosen at random of typical day-to-day computer applications. The ICDL is a qualification indicating what you can actually do, rather than a theoretical approach. As such, it is approved and supported by the NQF and South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) When a student completed three modules they can apply for a STARTER Cetificate. Each student receives a Log Book with registration wherein his/her successes are noted. On completion of Module 7 the ICDL Foundation of SA issues an ICDL certificate. Entry Requirements: A prospective learner should have at least a year end report for Grade 11 or Higher, or an NQF Level 2 Qualification, or an approved bridging programme designed for the specific purpose to access this skills programme.

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In order to facilitate access to the National Certificate (Vocational) and NATED qualification, the Department of Higher Education and Training has made bursaries available. The National Student Financial Aid Scheme administers the bursaries on behalf of the Department of Higher Education and Training.

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. A South African citizen. . Enrolled or intending to enrol for the NCVs or Report 191 programmes at any of the 50 public FET Colleges in South Africa. . In need of financial assistance . Able to demonstrate potential for academic success NB: Eligibility for a bursary is subject to successful application HOW DO I APPLY FOR THIS BURSARY? . Complete and submit the application form obtainable at FET colleges . Also submit a certified copy of your ID document, ID documents of your parents/guardian, proof of income (salary/pension/statement) or a sworn affidavits if proof is not available. . The allocation of a bursary will depend on the outcome of a means test DO I HAVE TO REPAY THIS BURSARY? No, these bursaries are not repayable. All you have to do is ensure that you excel in your studies and pass each year.

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