Buffalo City TVET College Courses and their Requirements 2025

The college’s management has revealed the list of courses offered at the Buffalo City TVET College for the academic year 2025/2026. These courses are open to undergraduate applicants who meet the faculty requirements and qualify for admission.

Buffalo City TVET College (BCTC) is a public institution offering vocational and technical education and training (TVET) in South Africa. They focus on preparing students for careers through practical and theory-based programs.

List of Available courses to study at Buffalo City TVET College. What courses does BCTC offer?

BCTC offers a diverse range of courses across various fields, including:

Available Courses and their Campuses

The East London Campus offers these NCV programmes from our School of Business:

Education and Development
Finance, Economics, and Accounting
Information Technology and Computer Practice
Mechatronics
Office Administration
Tourism

John Knox Bokwe Campus offers NCV programmes from the School of Engineering:

Civil Engineering and Building Construction
Electrical Infrastructure Construction
Engineering and Related Design
Safety In Society

Apprenticeships, Learnerships, and Skills Programmes offered at King Street Campus

National Skill Fund ( NSF Project )
Automotive Repair and Maintenance
Fitting
Mechatronics
Motor Mechanic
Wholesale and Retail Operations
Water and water waste Treatment
Water Reticulation services
End User computing
General Security Practice
Sports coaching
Accounting Technician
Fibre Processing and Manufacturing ( FP & M SETA)
Furniture Making
Health and Wealth (HWSETA)
Fitting and Turning
Electrical
Automotive
Education Training and Development Practices ( ETDP-SETA)
Early childhood Development
Wholesale and Retail SETA
Wholesale and Retail Operations

What are the entry requirements?

General entry requirements vary depending on the program, but typically include:

NC(V) Applicants: For entry into any National Certificate programme at NQF Level 2, you are required to have:

A year-end school report for Grades 9, 10, 11, or 12, or
An NQF Level 1 qualification, or
An approved bridging programme designed for the specific purpose of accessing NQF Level 2, or
A Recognition of Prior Learning (RLP) assessment to meet the basic requirements for access to NQF Level 2.

REPORT 191 Applicants: Minimum entrance requirements as aligned by the NATED Policy.

Students who have passed Grade 12/NC (V) Level 4 will be admitted to N4.
Students who have passed grades 9, 10, 11, or 12 who want to pursue an artisan career will be admitted to N1 based on a point system

Visit the official website for more information

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