VerifiedSedibeng TVET College is public. It is one of Gauteng’s eight public TVET colleges and falls under the Department of Higher Education and Training. That means subsidised fees, NSFAS funding for eligible students, and nationally recognised qualifications.
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What being public means at Sedibeng
| Sedibeng TVET College | |
|---|---|
| Governed by | Department of Higher Education and Training and a college council |
| Fees | Subsidised, with no application, administration or registration fee charged |
| NSFAS | Yes, for eligible students |
| Qualifications | NC(V), occupational certificates and NATED N4 to N6 during the phase-out |
| Government policy | Applies directly, such as the NC(V) changes in DHET circular TC 0153 |
Campuses
Vereeniging, Vanderbijlpark, Sebokeng and Heidelberg, with the central office at 37 Voortrekker Street, Vereeniging.
Watch out for look-alikes
- Private colleges in the Vaal Triangle may use similar names.
- Apply only through sedcol.co.za and its MySedcol portal.
- Sedibeng does not charge application fees, so anyone asking for one is not the college.
Sedibeng does not offer matric rewrites; those are registered with the Department of Basic Education.
See NSFAS at Sedibeng and the list of public TVET colleges.
Frequently asked questions
Is Sedibeng College a government college?
Yes. Sedibeng TVET College is a public college under the Department of Higher Education and Training.
Does Sedibeng charge application fees?
No. The college states that applying and registering are free of administration fees.