Once Mnambithi TVET College accepts you, registration is where fees, funding and documents come together. This page covers what Mnambithi published about registration costs in its Mnambithi’s registration memo (2024) and what to prepare.
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Registration costs (2024 memo)
| Item | Amount | Who pays |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum deposit at registration | R600 | Self-funded students; not NSFAS beneficiaries or students awaiting an NSFAS decision |
| NC(V) ICASS regeneration | R300 per subject | Students redoing internal assessment |
| Residence deposit | R500, refundable | Students in residence |
| Open learning (semester 1 2026) | R1,000 deposit plus R1,350 per subject | Self-funded open learning students |
These are older published amounts. Ask Mnambithi for the current fee list before registering.
Before you register
- Accept your offer on the portal.
- Have certified documents ready.
- Confirm your NSFAS status, or arrange the deposit.
- Register within the dates the college gives.
Online portal
Applications and student access are on mnambithi.coltech.co.za; the portal may not load outside South Africa.
How to apply: applying to Mnambithi.
Frequently asked questions
What deposit does Mnambithi charge?
Its 2024 memo listed a minimum deposit of R600 for self-funded students; NSFAS beneficiaries were excluded.
Does Mnambithi have residences?
Its 2024 memo mentions a R500 refundable residence deposit, which indicates residence accommodation. Confirm availability with the college.

