Final Call: Applications are re-opened for N4 Financial Management at Majuba TVET College. This is a limited opportunity and applications will close soon. Majuba TVET College is one of South Africa’s leading Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions.
Majuba TVET College, headquartered in Newcastle with multiple campuses throughout KwaZulu‑Natal, offers a wide array of vocational qualifications — from engineering and business to hospitality, tourism, agriculture and information technology. The institution is recognised for its strong links to industry, practical training, and focus on preparing graduates for in‑demand careers.
Why Late Applications Matter
Typically, Majuba’s standard application period for the 2026 academic year opened in September 2025 and closed by 30 November 2025 for most programmes, with high‑demand courses filling rapidly due to competitive enrolment.
However, many prospective students — including those who decided late on their career path, missed deadlines, or had incomplete documentation — were left without a chance to apply.
In response to this need, late applications have now been made available, offering these students a final window to join the college. The late application phase usually extends into January and February 2026, though exact closing dates can vary by course and remaining spaces.
This extension ensures Majuba continues to support access to vocational education while meeting capacity and industry needs. Administrators caution applicants that late submissions are processed after regular applications, and admission depends on available spaces — making early submission within this period crucial.
Who Can Apply During the Late Window
The late application period is designed to accommodate several groups of students:
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Those who missed the original application deadline during the main cycle.
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Returning students who previously did not receive placement or who deferred their studies.
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Transfer applicants from other institutions hoping to continue their vocational journey at Majuba.
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Applicants with special circumstances (such as delays in obtaining required documents) that prevented timely submission in the initial period.
Applicants are advised to confirm their eligibility and submit all required documentation accurately, as incomplete forms may delay processing or limit chances of acceptance.
How to Apply — Step‑by‑Step
To apply during the late window, candidates must complete the online application process via the college’s official portal:
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Visit the Majuba TVET College website and access the “Apply Now” section.
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Complete the Majuba Learner Profiler, which includes a career guidance assessment and pre‑entry placement test.
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Upload certified copies of necessary documents, including:
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South African ID or passport (for international students).
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Latest academic results or certificates.
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Proof of residence or relevant supporting documents.
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Completing the Learner Profiler and placement test is essential — applications without these assessments may not be considered. Applicants are also encouraged to retain login credentials, confirmation messages, and reference numbers for tracking purposes.
Programme Choices and NSFAS Support
Majuba TVET College offers a wide spectrum of National Certificate Vocational (NCV) and Report 191 (NATED) programmes, designed to equip students with practical and theoretical skills linked to industry standards. These include programmes in engineering, business, hospitality, tourism, and IT — aligning with current labour market demands.
Financial support is also available through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) for qualifying students. NSFAS funding can cover tuition, accommodation, and study materials, removing financial barriers and making vocational education more accessible. Prospective applicants are urged to apply to NSFAS as soon as possible to maximise their chances of receiving aid. (
Advice for Prospective Students
While late applications offer flexibility, advisors reiterate that spaces are limited and certain programmes may fill rapidly based on demand. Prospective students should:
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Prepare and submit applications early within the late period.
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Ensure all documentation is complete and certified.
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Regularly check the official college portal for updates and confirmations.
Failing to meet requirements or missing the late deadline could mean waiting until the next academic cycle.
Final Thoughts
The opening of late applications at Majuba TVET College represents a significant opportunity for learners seeking technical and vocational education in 2026. As the demand for skilled professionals continues to rise in South Africa’s evolving economy, this extended window enables more young people and career changers to take crucial steps toward meaningful qualifications and future employment.
For the latest details on deadlines, programme availability, and application requirements, applicants should consult www.majuba.edu.za or contact the college directly via official communication channels.
