Majuba TVET College has released important information regarding its 2026 registration process, offering clarity to both new and returning students. As one of KwaZulu-Natal’s leading Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges, Majuba continues to attract thousands of applicants annually across its various campuses.
When will Majuba TVET College registration open for 2026?
Majuba TVET College registrations for the 2026 academic year are currently open across all their campuses. Returning and first-time entering students can now visit the Majuba campuses to register.
Students can register at the following campuses:
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Newcastle Technology Centre (NewTech)
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Newcastle Training Centre (NTC)
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Majuba Technology Centre (MTC)
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Dundee Technology Centre (DTC)
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IT & Business Campus (ITB)
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Centre for People Development (CPD)
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Open Learning Unit (OLU)
Time: Registrations on campus at Majuba TVET College start from 08:00 to 13:00
Who can register?
Only applicants who have successfully applied and received confirmation of acceptance will be allowed to register. This applies to both National Certificate (Vocational) [NC(V)] and NATED (Report 191) programmes. Walk-in registrations without prior application are generally not accepted unless the college officially announces available spaces.
Students who applied for NSFAS funding must also ensure that their funding status is approved or provisionally approved before registration, as this forms part of the verification process.
Registration requirements and documents
During registration, students are required to present certified copies of key documents. These include a South African ID or valid passport, latest school results or statement of results, proof of residence, and passport-sized photographs. Returning students may also be required to present proof of academic progression.
All documents must be certified and submitted within the timeframes provided by the college. Failure to produce the correct documentation may delay or prevent successful registration.
NSFAS and funding considerations
Majuba TVET College is a participating institution in the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). Students who are financially eligible are encouraged to apply for NSFAS funding well in advance, as funding approval plays a critical role during registration.
For 2026, NSFAS-funded students will undergo a registration clearance process to confirm funding status before being fully registered. Self-funded students will be required to make payment arrangements or settle registration fees where applicable.
Registration process explained
Registration at Majuba TVET College is conducted either online or on campus, depending on the programme and year of study. The college has increasingly encouraged online processes to reduce congestion and improve efficiency, especially during peak registration periods.
Once registration opens, students will be guided through a step-by-step process, which includes verification of personal details, academic records, funding status, and subject selection. After completing registration, students will receive confirmation and be allocated class timetables.
Late registration and space availability
Late registration is not guaranteed and is only considered if there are available spaces after the official registration period closes. Students who miss the main registration window risk losing their placement, even if they were previously accepted.
The college has repeatedly cautioned students against delaying registration, noting that popular programmes often fill up quickly.
Important advice to prospective students
Majuba TVET College has urged applicants to rely only on official sources for information and to be cautious of misinformation circulating on social media.
Prospective students are encouraged to prepare their documents early, confirm their admission status, and ensure that all contact details provided during application remain active.
Students are also advised to attend any orientation sessions offered, as these provide valuable information about campus life, academic expectations, and student support services.
Final word
Majuba TVET College’s 2026 registration process is a critical step for students seeking practical, career-focused education. With limited spaces available, early preparation and adherence to official guidelines will be key to securing a place. Prospective students are encouraged to stay informed, act promptly, and ensure all requirements are met ahead of registration opening.
For the latest updates, applicants should consult Majuba TVET College’s official platforms and campus offices.
