Institutions

Browse verified colleges, universities, and TVET institutions across South Africa.

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George Whitefield College NPC

Western Cape

George Whitefield College (GWC) is a private, reformed evangelical Anglican theological college founded in 1989 on the initiative of Bishop Joe Bell of the Church of England in South Africa (CESA), with Dr David Broughton Knox (formerly of Moore Theological College) as founding Principal. Originally based in Kalk Bay, it relocated in 1998 to its current campus at 34 Beach Road, Muizenberg, Cape Town.

Private College Accredited Not Confirmed

Health and Fitness Professionals Academy (Pty) Ltd

Gauteng

Health and Fitness Professionals Academy (HFPA) is a private higher education institution registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET registration number 2001/HE07/002), confirmed current on the DHET Register of Private Higher Education Institutions (last updated 06 July 2026). HFPA was founded in 1979 as one of the earliest providers of specialised fitness-industry training in South Africa and was acquired by UXi Sport in 2021.

TVET College Accredited Not Confirmed

Letaba TVET College

Limpopo

Letaba TVET College is a public TVET college in Limpopo’s Mopani District. Its own website does not state a founding date or name predecessor institutions, though like South Africa’s other TVET colleges it originated from the early-2000s national restructuring of technical colleges into regional FET (later TVET) colleges.

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Mopani South East TVET College

Limpopo

Mopani South East TVET College was established in 2003 from the merger of Sir Val Duncan Technical, Phalaborwa Technical and Mapulaneng Technical Colleges; in 2006 the Mapulaneng campus (Bushbuckridge) was de-merged and transferred to Mpumalanga following a provincial demarcation change. The college is now headquartered in Phalaborwa, Limpopo, comprising the Sir Val Duncan Campus (Namakgale, specialising in engineering trades), the Phalaborwa Campus (business studies), the Mosate Hotel School (hospitality/tourism training in a working hotel environment) and a Hoedspruit satellite campus.

TVET College Accredited Not Confirmed

Sekhukhune TVET College

Limpopo

Sekhukhune TVET College is a public Technical and Vocational Education and Training college serving the Sekhukhune district in south-eastern Limpopo, formed through a merger of two former colleges, CS Barlow and Dr CN Phatudi, as part of the national restructuring of the further education and training college sector. It operates under the Continuing Education and Training Act 16 of 2006 and is accredited by Umalusi, various SETAs, and the QCTO.

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Vhembe TVET College

Limpopo

Vhembe TVET College traces its roots to 1963, when it began as the Bantu State School, later becoming Finyazwanda College and then the Technical College of Venda (Techniven) before adopting its current name. The college’s own site states it has “59 years of existence” (as published) and describes itself as having the highest student enrolment of any TVET college nationally, though it does not publish an exact figure.

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Waterberg TVET College

Limpopo

Waterberg TVET College is a public institution established under the FET Act No. 98 of 1998, registered with the Limpopo Department of Education (EMIS number 991102502) and Umalusi-accredited.

TVET College Accredited Not Confirmed

Flavius Mareka TVET College

Free State

Flavius Mareka TVET College is a public TVET college in the Free State, established in 2000 through the merger of Sasolburg Technical College, Kroonstad Technical College and Mphohadi College of Education, and named after Flavius Mareka, a figure in education, politics and culture in the Kroonstad area. The college operates three campuses — Sasolburg (with separate Engineering and Business Studies sites), Kroonstad and Mphohadi — and extends learnership and skills training to smaller Free State towns such as Heilbron, Parys, Koppies and Villiers.

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Goldfields TVET College

Free State

Goldfields TVET College was established in 2002 through the merger of the former Tosa Technical College and Welkom College, taking its name from the Free State goldfields region. Its central office and Welkom Campus are based in Flamingo Park, Welkom, with a second campus, Tosa Campus (Thabong, about 12km from Welkom), and a Reatlehile satellite campus in Virginia/Meloding roughly 22km away.

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Maluti TVET College

Free State

Maluti TVET College was established on 1 September 2002 when the Free State Department of Education merged several legacy institutions — Bonamelo and Sefikeng Colleges of Education and the technical colleges at Itemoheleng, Bethlehem, Kwetlisong and Lere la Tshepe — into a single college headquartered in Phuthaditjhaba. It now operates eight campuses (Main/Phuthaditjhaba, Bethlehem, Bonamelo, Harrismith, Itemoheleng, Kwetlisong, Lere la Tshepe and Sefikeng), is accredited by Umalusi and several SETAs, and operates under the Department of Higher Education and Training.