Online Applications

Step-by-step guides for a wide range of services, both public and private. Our meticulously crafted guides take you through each stage of the application process, demystifying complex procedures and empowering you with the knowledge you need

Do I have to pass every assignment to pass a module?

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In summary, while assignments are not compulsory for passing the module, they are strongly recommended for the benefits they offer, including contributing up to 15% towards the final grade. Submitting assignments also facilitates continuous learning and provides a safety net in case of poor exam performance. Group work is encouraged, but individual submission is required.

Does Unisa accept TVET diploma?

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Yes, the University of South Africa (UNISA) accepts qualifications from Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges, including diplomas, for certain programs. UNISA recognizes these qualifications for admission to higher certificate, diploma, and degree programs, provided they meet specific admission requirements related to the program of interest. However, it’s essential to note that admission … Read more

Can I go to university with N6 certificate?

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Yes, you can transition to university studies with an N6 certificate, but there are important considerations and steps involved. An N6 Certificate, after completing the necessary work experience, is upgraded to a National Diploma, recognized as an NQF Level 6 qualification. This qualification is obtained after you have successfully completed 18 months of work experience … Read more

Does UniSA have 1 year courses?

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Yes, UniSA (University of South Australia) offers 1-year courses, including diploma courses and Short Learning Programmes (SLPs). These 1-year courses are designed to provide specialized knowledge and skills within a shorter timeframe, making them ideal for individuals with specific career goals or those looking to upskill in a particular area. The diploma courses are designed … Read more

Does UniSA offer nursing?

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Yes, UNISA does offer nursing qualifications. Specifically, UNISA provides a Bachelor of Arts in Nursing Science with a qualification stream in Health Services Management, Education, and Community Health. This undergraduate program is structured to equip students with skills, knowledge, and experience in various critical areas of nursing and healthcare management. Key Details of the Program: … Read more

Which TVET colleges work with Unisa?

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Unisa has an agreement with a number of Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges to offer tuition for selected qualifications, but primarily higher certificates. These classes have proved to mostly improve the throughput rate of students who enrol for them. Successful completion of the higher certificates may give you a better chance to qualify for … Read more

Which private colleges does Unisa credit?

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UNISA offers specific exemption arrangements for each of its colleges, allowing students to transfer credits from previous studies, including those from other universities or equivalent institutions. These arrangements are particularly relevant for students who are registering for a new qualification or transferring from another university and seek credit or exemption transfer. Here’s a detailed look … Read more

What is the APS score for TVET College?

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The concept of an APS (Admission Point Score) is primarily used in the context of admission to universities in South Africa, where it is calculated based on a student’s Matric results to determine eligibility for specific courses or programs. TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training) colleges, however, do not typically use the APS system … Read more

Can I study at UJ with 18 points?

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Based on the APS requirements listed for the University of Johannesburg (UJ), you can study at UJ with 18 points in specific faculties. Here are the faculties where an APS of 18 meets the minimum requirement: These are the areas where an APS of 18 would meet the minimum requirements for admission. However, it’s important … Read more