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Orbit Tvet College Online Application 2025/2026

Orbit TVET College is now accepting applications for the academic year 2025-2026! If you’re interested in enrolling, you can submit your application through the college’s online application portal. The application window opens on September 1, 2024, and closes on September 30, 2024. Make sure to submit your application before the deadline, as applications submitted after this date will not be considered.

Before you apply, we recommend that you carefully check the minimum requirements for your chosen course. You can find this information on the college’s website. Admission decisions are made based on academic merit, so be sure to meet both the general and specific admission requirements.

Orbit College Application Dates For 2025-2026 Admissions:

Applications are now being accepted at Orbit TVET College for the 2025–2026 academic year! Make sure to submit your application using the college’s online portal between September 1st and September 30th, 2024, if you’re interested in enrolling. After this date, applications won’t be taken into consideration.

Applying to Orbit TVET College Online for 2025: A Step-by-Step Guide

Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to apply to Orbit TVET College online for the 2025 academic year:

1. Career Guidance and Placement Assessment:

Visit the Orbit TVET College website: https://www.orbitcollege.co.za/
Click on “Enrolment”
Complete the “Free Career Guidance” process to understand your career options and suitable programs.
Next, complete the “Online Placement Assessment” to determine your academic suitability for your chosen program.

2. Student I-Enabler Application:

Proceed to the “Student I-Enabler Application” section.
If you’re a new user, create a profile.
Carefully fill out the online application form, providing accurate and complete information.

3. NSFAS Application:

Apply for financial aid through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) if applicable.
Follow the instructions and guidelines provided by NSFAS to complete the application process.

4. Student I-Enabler Registration:

Once you’ve completed the previous steps, return to the “Student I-Enabler” section.
Finalize your application by completing the “Student I-Enabler Registration” process.

Orbit TVET College Application Supporting Documents for 2025-2026 Applications (South African Applicants)

Required Documents:

Identity documents:
- South African applicants: Valid ID or passport
- Foreign students: Certified copies of passport
Academic records:
- Grade 9, 10, 11, or 12 certificate/NC(V) level 4 (whichever is applicable to the program)
- OR Adult Education and Training (AET) LEVEL 4 (equivalent to NQF level 1 certificate)
Foreign students only:
- South African Qualification Authority (SAQA) approved foreign qualifications
- Proof of meeting the point system criteria for the specific program
Additional documents:
- Placement test results (if applicable)
- Proof of provisional funding status from NSFAS (if applying for financial aid)
- Signed proof of registration (if applicable)
- Proof of address and contact details of next of kin
- Proof of medical insurance or cover (if applicable)
- Valid study permit (if applicable)

Please note: Incomplete applications will be rejected.

Important deadlines:

NSFAS application process opens in August of each year preceding the study year.

We encourage you to submit your application early to avoid disappointment.

How to Check Your Application Status:

Wait for SMS notification: You’ll receive an SMS informing you about your application’s provisional acceptance or rejection.
Alternatively, check the i-enabler system:
- Log in to the i-enabler system.
- Navigate to the “REVIEW APPLICATION STATUS” section.
- This section will display your application’s current status as “provisionally accepted” or “rejected.”

Orbit TVET College: 2025 Admission Requirements

This guide outlines the entry requirements for various programs offered at Orbit TVET College in 2025.

NC(V) Programs (Level 2, 3, and 4):

Minimum Qualification: NQF Level 1 (Grade 9) and AET Level 4
Maximum Study Duration: 4 years (including potential subject failures)
Selection Process: Point system based on qualifications

Reporting 191 Programs:

Grade 12/NC(V) Level 4 Pass: Admission to N4 level
Grades 9-12 Pass (Artisan Careers): Admission to N1 level based on a point system

Occupational Programs:

Minimum Qualification: As per the registered Skills Programme/Learnership approved by QCTO/SETA
Previous NC(V) or Reporting 191 Students: Only considered if the program is fully completed (all subjects passed)

Additional Notes:

Entry requirements are aligned with the NC(V) policy.
Specific details regarding the point system may be available on the college website or by contacting the admissions office.