FAQs

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Common student questions(FAQ)

What is our online platform?

It is the website where you watch lessons, submit assignments, write tests and see your marks. You can log in from your phone or laptop at any time.

Why study on the online platform?

You can study after work, catch up on recorded lectures, and download notes. Your lecturers post announcements and marks in one place. During load shedding you can continue on your phone with mobile data, and student support in Hatfield is always one message away.

Why does group work matter here?

Students learn a great deal from each other, and much of what you remember comes from talking through problems with classmates. Group work also prepares you for the workplace, where most projects are done in teams. Our online platform has class forums, study groups and shared project spaces. You can ask questions, share notes and give feedback to fellow students. Lecturers like Thandiwe Mokoena and Nomvula Khumalo join the discussions, so you get guidance as well as peer support. Most groups also meet on campus in Hatfield. This keeps everyone motivated.

Do you offer free short courses?

Yes. Several short courses are free, such as the JavaScript Programming Foundation Course. Degrees and diplomas are not free, but payment plans are available. Paid short courses can be refunded within 14 days of registering if they are not right for you. If you run into a problem, contact Ryan Pillay in admissions and we will help you.

What kind of support do you offer?

All students get access to orientation guides, study materials, class forums and the student support office on our Hatfield campus. Please see our student handbook for more details.

What technical support do you provide?

Our support team helps with logins and online classes on weekdays by phone, WhatsApp and email. Call 012 555 0201 or WhatsApp 082 555 0201 for quick help.

Who can apply for a degree or diploma?

It is the website where you watch lessons, submit assignments, write tests and see your marks. You can log in from your phone or laptop at any time.

How do I register for 2027?

You can study after work, catch up on recorded lectures, and download notes. Your lecturers post announcements and marks in one place. During load shedding you can continue on your phone with mobile data, and student support in Hatfield is always one message away.

Why does group work matter here?

Students learn a great deal from each other, and much of what you remember comes from talking through problems with classmates. Group work also prepares you for the workplace, where most projects are done in teams. Our online platform has class forums, study groups and shared project spaces. You can ask questions, share notes and give feedback to fellow students. Lecturers like Thandiwe Mokoena and Nomvula Khumalo join the discussions, so you get guidance as well as peer support. Most groups also meet on campus in Hatfield. This keeps everyone motivated.

Where can I find bursaries?

Yes. Several short courses are free, such as the JavaScript Programming Foundation Course. Degrees and diplomas are not free, but payment plans are available. Paid short courses can be refunded within 14 days of registering if they are not right for you. If you run into a problem, contact Ryan Pillay in admissions and we will help you.

Can I study part-time?

All students get access to orientation guides, study materials, class forums and the student support office on our Hatfield campus. Please see our student handbook for more details.

What is Recognition of Prior Learning?

Our support team helps with logins and online classes on weekdays by phone, WhatsApp and email. Call 012 555 0201 or WhatsApp 082 555 0201 for quick help.

More Admissions Questions (FAQ)

It is the website where you watch lessons, submit assignments, write tests and see your marks. You can log in from your phone or laptop at any time.
You can study after work, catch up on recorded lectures, and download notes. Your lecturers post announcements and marks in one place. During load shedding you can continue on your phone with mobile data, and student support in Hatfield is always one message away.
Students learn a great deal from each other, and much of what you remember comes from talking through problems with classmates. Group work also prepares you for the workplace, where most projects are done in teams. Our online platform has class forums, study groups and shared project spaces. You can ask questions, share notes and give feedback to fellow students. Lecturers like Thandiwe Mokoena and Nomvula Khumalo join the discussions, so you get guidance as well as peer support. Most groups also meet on campus in Hatfield. This keeps everyone motivated.
Yes. Several short courses are free, such as the JavaScript Programming Foundation Course. Degrees and diplomas are not free, but payment plans are available. Paid short courses can be refunded within 14 days of registering if they are not right for you. If you run into a problem, contact Ryan Pillay in admissions and we will help you.
All students get access to orientation guides, study materials, class forums and the student support office on our Hatfield campus. Please see our student handbook for more details.
Our support team helps with logins and online classes on weekdays by phone, WhatsApp and email. Call 012 555 0201 or WhatsApp 082 555 0201 for quick help.
It is the website where you watch lessons, submit assignments, write tests and see your marks. You can log in from your phone or laptop at any time.
You can study after work, catch up on recorded lectures, and download notes. Your lecturers post announcements and marks in one place. During load shedding you can continue on your phone with mobile data, and student support in Hatfield is always one message away.
Students learn a great deal from each other, and much of what you remember comes from talking through problems with classmates. Group work also prepares you for the workplace, where most projects are done in teams. Our online platform has class forums, study groups and shared project spaces. You can ask questions, share notes and give feedback to fellow students. Lecturers like Thandiwe Mokoena and Nomvula Khumalo join the discussions, so you get guidance as well as peer support. Most groups also meet on campus in Hatfield. This keeps everyone motivated.
Yes. Several short courses are free, such as the JavaScript Programming Foundation Course. Degrees and diplomas are not free, but payment plans are available. Paid short courses can be refunded within 14 days of registering if they are not right for you. If you run into a problem, contact Ryan Pillay in admissions and we will help you.
All students get access to orientation guides, study materials, class forums and the student support office on our Hatfield campus. Please see our student handbook for more details.
Our support team helps with logins and online classes on weekdays by phone, WhatsApp and email. Call 012 555 0201 or WhatsApp 082 555 0201 for quick help.