Are TVET colleges free?

Studying at a public TVET college is not free, however, in order to ensure that they are accessible and affordable, the Department of Higher Education and Training subsidises 80% of the delivery costs, and loans are available to help students pay their tuition fees.

How much is it to apply for TVET?

1. Total fees charged must not be more than Ksh 56,420 per student per year. 2. Of the total fees, the Government will pay Ksh 30,000 for each student directly to the college.

Are TVET colleges Public or private?

While FET colleges included both public and private colleges, only public colleges are to become TVET colleges, while private colleges are simply going to be referred to as private colleges going forward.

Who benefits from TVET colleges?

What qualifications do you need to get into a TVET college?

Do I qualify to study at a TVET college? In order to apply to study at a TVET college, you will have to have successfully completed grade 9 and be at least 16 years old. (Some of the qualifications have more subject specific requirements than offered at a grade 9 level.)

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What are the advantages of TVET?

Are TVET colleges funded by NSFAS?

Luckily NSFAS DOES fund public TVET Colleges and because of that, thousands of students are able to further their higher education.

Is TVET better than University?

A TVET qualification is usually quicker to obtain and at a lower expense. It is also more focused on getting you into the workforce quicker. University programmes are geared towards the transfer of knowledge rather than skills. A university degree can cost between R31 500 and R56 000 a year.

What do TVET colleges offer?

TVET Colleges can offer courses in industry fields such as agriculture, arts and culture, business, hospitality, commerce and management, education, training and development, engineering, manufacturing and technology, services, building construction and security.

How long do TVET courses take?

Each level (from N1 to N6) is completed over a trimester (about 3 months) or over 6 months, depending on the programme. The knowledge and theory is completed over approximately 18 months, with a further 18 months for the practical workplace application.

How much does the government pay for TVET students?

Already the government has provided capitation of Sh30,000 per student placed in a TVET course by KUCCPS. There is a further loan of Sh26,420 that can be raised by applying to Higher Education Loans Board.

How do I register with TVET?

Do TVET colleges charge application?

There is no application fee required.

How much do TVET students get from NSFAS?

You might wonder which NSFAS allowances are given to students from TVET College and what else NSFAS covers. Here's your answer. All students funded by NSFAS get the personal allowance which is R2 900 per year.

How much is the registration fee for nkangala?

For an Academic Session, the College's Fees Structure for New and Returning Students runs from R 75000 to R 89 005 depending on the program and course choosen. Nkangala TVET College has six(6) campuses namely: CN Mahlangu Campus.

Do you graduate at TVET college?

Graduates from Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges, who possesses vocational skills through their chosen courses, now have increased chances of employment. TVET students need to be vigorous once they graduate and explore the various options that are out there.

Is TVET a college?

TVET Colleges focus on vocational and occupational education and training with aim of preparing students to become functional workers in a skilled trade. Read more about TVET Colleges.

Is TVET and FET the same?

Since FET is just the older name for TVET, there are no differences between the two Colleges. TVET stands for Technical and Vocational Education and Training. At the TVET College a student receives education and training which relates to a specific range of jobs, employment or entrepreneurial possibilities.

How much does NSFAS give TVET students per month in 2021?

That is, NSFAS give each TVET student benefiting from the NSFAS funding R2000 each month for accommodation. For accommodation in an peri-urban area, NSFAS gives each TVET student R1500 per month which sum up to 18900 per year. Students in rural areas are given R1312.

How much is NSFAS monthly allowance?

Private residents - R25,200 paid monthly on an annual basis for accredited properties. Hostel accommodation - R33 000 per year. Annual NCV (Including PLP) - 10 payments per month.

Where do I apply for TVET college funding?

What are the disadvantages of attending a vocational school?

The cons of choosing vocational school is that the credits usually aren't as prestigious as those from a traditional college and they may not count as prerequisites if the student wishes to attend a traditional college later. Vocational schools are typically less expensive than community colleges.

What are three disadvantages of trade vocational schools after high school?

Cons of trade school can include limited career growth, financial aid, and flexibility.

Which is the best vocational course?