VerifiedGiyani Campus is one of Letaba TVET College’s four campuses in Limpopo, with Tzaneen, Maake and Modjadji. You apply online through the college, in three steps, and Letaba says it does not charge application or registration administration fees.
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The three steps
- Complete career guidance on Learner Profiler.
- Write the compulsory placement assessment. It covers literacy, numeracy and course selection and is not a pass-or-fail test.
- Complete the online application and upload certified PDF copies of your documents.
Documents
- Grade 12 certificate, statement of results or latest school report
- ID document
- Proof of residence
After you apply
- Letaba only considers applications received within its published application period.
- Outcomes are sent by SMS or email after the closing date.
- Apply to NSFAS as well if you need funding.
Ignore websites that say Letaba charges an application fee or offers nursing. The college states that it charges no administration or registration fees, and nursing is not a TVET college programme.
Contact Giyani Campus
Phone 015 812 3221 or email giyanicampus@letcol.co.za. The college has not published campus street addresses online, so call before visiting.
Letaba’s student portal is letaba.coltech.co.za. See also why TVET colleges do not offer nursing.
Frequently asked questions
Does Letaba TVET College charge an application fee?
No. Letaba says it does not charge any administration or registration fees.
Is the Letaba placement test a pass or fail test?
No. It assesses literacy, numeracy and course fit to guide your placement.