Frequently asked questions(FAQ)
More Student Questions (FAQ)
Fill in the online form or visit our campus at 7 Lighthouse Road, Umhlanga. Thandeka Mkhize and the admissions team will guide you through documents, fees and your start date.
We offer short courses, diplomas and workplace skills training in web development, design, cookery, digital marketing, business English and health and safety. Short courses run for a few weeks, while diplomas take longer and lead to a full qualification. You can study part time on weekday evenings or Saturdays.
Yes. We work with funders and employers, and we help students apply for bursaries every year. Nomvula Zulu, our Bursary and Student Support Officer, will check which options suit your course and your family situation.
For courses that carry a fee, you can also pay in monthly instalments. Ask for a payment plan when you apply and bring proof of income, a copy of your ID and your latest results. We will explain every cost in writing before you pay anything, so there are no surprises. Our Bursary and Funding Information Evening is held at the campus, and you are welcome to bring a parent or guardian.
Some of our short courses are free, including JavaScript Fundamentals and Workplace Health and Safety Basics. You can enrol online and start right away.
Paid courses have a cooling-off period. If you decide within 14 days that a course is not right for you, contact admissions and we will explain how a refund works. Please read our Refund Policy first.
Every student gets access to lecturers, study guides and our student support office. Nomvula Zulu and the support team help with funding, study problems and questions about your results.
We offer support on weekdays by phone, WhatsApp and email. Call 031 555 0119 or WhatsApp 082 555 0119, and we usually reply within one working day.
Fill in the online form or visit our campus at 7 Lighthouse Road, Umhlanga. Thandeka Mkhize and the admissions team will guide you through documents, fees and your start date.
We offer short courses, diplomas and workplace skills training in web development, design, cookery, digital marketing, business English and health and safety. Short courses run for a few weeks, while diplomas take longer and lead to a full qualification. You can study part time on weekday evenings or Saturdays.
Yes. We work with funders and employers, and we help students apply for bursaries every year. Nomvula Zulu, our Bursary and Student Support Officer, will check which options suit your course and your family situation.
For courses that carry a fee, you can also pay in monthly instalments. Ask for a payment plan when you apply and bring proof of income, a copy of your ID and your latest results. We will explain every cost in writing before you pay anything, so there are no surprises. Our Bursary and Funding Information Evening is held at the campus, and you are welcome to bring a parent or guardian.
Some of our short courses are free, including JavaScript Fundamentals and Workplace Health and Safety Basics. You can enrol online and start right away.
Paid courses have a cooling-off period. If you decide within 14 days that a course is not right for you, contact admissions and we will explain how a refund works. Please read our Refund Policy first.
Every student gets access to lecturers, study guides and our student support office. Nomvula Zulu and the support team help with funding, study problems and questions about your results.
We offer support on weekdays by phone, WhatsApp and email. Call 031 555 0119 or WhatsApp 082 555 0119, and we usually reply within one working day.