VerifiedElangeni TVET College is public. It is one of KwaZulu-Natal’s nine public TVET colleges, with its central office in Pinetown and eight campuses in eThekwini and Ndwedwe. Eligible students can be funded by NSFAS.
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Public college, with some self-funded programmes
| Programme type | Funding at Elangeni |
|---|---|
| NC(V), NATED and PLP | NSFAS for eligible students |
| Distance learning | NSFAS covers registration, tuition and personal care allowance |
| Occupational programmes | Self-funded; the college has not registered them with NSFAS |
Campuses
Inanda, KwaDabeka (Clermont), KwaMashu, Mpumalanga (Hammarsdale), Ndwedwe, Ntuzuma, Pinetown and Qadi (Bothas Hill).
Signs you are dealing with the real college
- Applications start on GoStudy and the Elangeni portal.
- The college charges no fees for registration or application assistance.
- It does not use agents.
Elangeni warns that anyone asking for money to secure a place or fast-track admission is committing fraud.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Elangeni a government college?
Yes. Elangeni TVET College is a public college under the Department of Higher Education and Training.
Are all Elangeni programmes NSFAS-funded?
No. Elangeni says its occupational programmes are self-funded.