VerifiedEkurhuleni East TVET College (EEC) has five campuses and an artisan centre across Springs, Benoni, Brakpan and Daveyton. Applying online takes three compulsory steps, and EEC also has a walk-in route with a placement test.
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EEC campuses (switchboard 011 730 6600)
| Campus | Address |
|---|---|
| Kwa-Thema (head office) | Sam Ngema Road, Springs |
| Springs | Corner Gold and Plantation Road |
| Benoni | 50 O’Reilly Merry Street |
| Brakpan | 98 Victoria Avenue |
| Daveyton | Heald Street |
| Artisan and Skills Development Centre | 10 Argon Street, Fulcrum |
Applying online
- Career guidance exploration.
- Compulsory pre-entry placement assessment.
- Online application on EEC iEnabler, uploading your certified ID, results, proof of address and a parent’s or guardian’s ID.
Walk-in route
EEC says walk-in applicants write a placement test in English and mathematics, and no one is admitted without it.
Useful to know
- EEC has student accommodation at Springs Campus, for registered students only; apply at the Deputy Principal Registrar’s office.
- EEC lists registration windows in September and October for engineering N4 to N6, NC(V) and business semester 1.
- Several EEC NC(V) business programmes close to new Level 2 students from 2027 under DHET circular TC 0153.
EEC’s homepage still showed a March to April 2026 application period in September 2026. Watch it for 2027 dates.
Campus guides: Benoni and Brakpan.
Frequently asked questions
Does EEC have student accommodation?
Yes, at Springs Campus, for registered students only.
Where is EEC head office?
On Sam Ngema Road, Kwa-Thema, Springs.