Jeppe College of Commerce and Computer Studies says it is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training, but it does not publish a registration number, and it does not appear on DHET’s registers of private colleges or private higher education institutions. That is not unusual for a college offering only N4 to N6 and skills programmes, which are accredited by the QCTO rather than registered with DHET.
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Which registration applies to which programme
| Programme type | Body to check |
|---|---|
| NATED N4 to N6 | QCTO accreditation |
| Occupational and skills programmes | QCTO or the relevant SETA |
| NC(V) | DHET register of private colleges |
| Higher certificates, diplomas, degrees | DHET register of private higher education institutions |
| School grades or matric classes | Umalusi and the provincial education department |
What Jeppe College’s website lists
- Accreditations or links with bodies including MICT SETA, PSETA, QCTO, SASSETA, SABPP and Umalusi.
- N4 to N6 business programmes and engineering courses.
- Campuses in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Polokwane, Bloemfontein and Vereeniging.
Private colleges may no longer offer N1 to N3, and N4 to N6 programmes are being phased out nationally. Ask the college how long it can still enrol and examine you.
How to verify before you pay
- Ask Jeppe College for its current accreditation letter for your specific programme and campus.
- Look up the provider on the QCTO provider databases.
- Check the accreditation end date.
Jeppe College is private, so NSFAS does not fund it. See matric rewrite and Jeppe College.

