2025 Prospectus - February 2024 by Cape Peninsula University of Technology

PROSPECTUS

2025 +27 (0)21 959 6767 info@cput.ac.za @cput @wearecput www.cput.ac.za www.facebook.com/cput.ac.za EDITION 02/2024

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What can you study with your subject combinations? Here’s a guide to navigating through this brochure. English Business Studies Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy Recommended: Either Accounting or Economics

English

Faculty of Health & Wellness Sciences

Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy Physical Science Life Sciences

Faculty of Applied Sciences

Faculty of Business & Management Sciences

Faculty of Education

Faculty of Informatics & Design

NOTE: Operations Management requires Mathematics and not Mathematical Literacy or Technical Mathematics

English Home Language or First Additional Language Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy or Technical Mathematics

English Mathematics or Technical Mathematics Physical Science or Technical Science

[Portfolio of artwork or completion of an entrance exam may be required] NOTE: For Urban & Regional Planning it is compulsory that you have Commerce subjects and Geography

Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment NOTE: Learners with Commerce subjects and Mathematics (mainstream) can only apply for the Diploma in Construction if interested in the Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment.

Commerce learners will then need: English Mathematics (mainstream)

Geography Business Studies or Tourism or Economics

Mathematical Literacy will not be accepted within the Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment except for Clothing & Textile Technology.

and one of these: Accounting Business Studies or Economics

Chemical Engineering requires Physical Science and not Technical Science

Do you hold a National Senior Certificate (NSC)?

0-29% NOT ACHIEVED

30-39% ELEMENTARY ACHIEVEMENT

40-49% MODERATE ACHIEVEMENT

50-59%

ADEQUATE ACHIEVEMENT

60-69%

SUBSTANTIAL ACHIEVEMENT

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT

70-79%

MERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT

80-100%

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TABLE A – National Curriculum Statement and NCV Group A subject rating

Please note that some of the qualifications listed here may be replaced by HEQSF aligned qualifications and the admission requirements may therefore differ between the existing qualification and the HEQSF aligned qualification. Please consult the CPUT website or the respective faculty for updated information.

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CALCULATING THE APS SCORE NOTE: Life Orientation cannot be used for any of the calculations. You have to meet the individual subject admission requirements for the qualification. In addition, you also have to meet the minimum Admissions Point Score (APS) scores using the method that applies to the qualification you are applying for.

METHOD 1: Best of six subjects

METHOD 2: Double Maths and Science plus English and the next best subject

The APS is calculated using the percentage score for the 6 highest scoring subjects including those required subjects such as Mathematics, Physical Science, and English, but excluding Life Orientation and adding up all the raw scores, and dividing by 10.

The APS is calculated using the percentage score for the required subjects such as Mathematics, Physical Sciences, English and a 4th highest subject, but excluding Life Orientation. Multiply the marks for Mathematics and Physical Sciences by 2 and add up all the raw scores, then divide by 10.

For example: SUBJECT

PERCENTAGE

CALCULATION

English

57%

For example:

Mathematics

55%

SUBJECT

PERCENTAGE

CALCULATION

Subject 3

50%

English

57%

Subject 4

54%

Mathematics

55% x 2

110

Subject 5

43%

Physical Science

50% x 2

100

Subject 6

45%

Subject 4

54%

304 ÷ 10 = 30.4

APS score (min)

321 ÷ 10 = 32.1

METHOD 3: Double Maths and Accounting, plus English and the 3 next best subjects

SUBJECT

PERCENTAGE

CALCULATION

English

57%

The APS is calculated using the doubling the percentage score for Mathematics and Accounting, and then adding the 4 next best subjects (excluding Life Orientation), then dividing by 10.

Mathematics

55% x 2

110

Accounting

62% x 2

124

Subject 4

54%

For example:

Subject 5

48%

Subject 6

65%

APS score (min)

458 ÷ 10 = 45.8

Do you hold a National Certificate (Vocational)? If you hold a National Certificate (Vocational) and would like to apply to study in the Faculties of Business & Management Sciences or Engineering, you have to meet the following requirements:

You may be required to write proficiency tests as part of the admission requirements

TABLE B – Group B NCV subject rating

0-39%

NOT ACHIEVED

40-49%

NOT YET COMPETENT

50-69%

COMPETENT

70-79%

HIGHLY COMPETENT

Language requirements for Business & Management Sciences and Engineering courses

80-100%

OUTSTANDING

National Certificate (Vocational) Level 4 issued by the Council for General and Further Education and Training and compliance with the language requirements of CPUT

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2025 APPLICATIONS. OPEN DATE TO BE ADVISED

ONLINE APPLICATIONS All applications must be submitted online (unless otherwise indicated on the CPUT website).

ONLINE APPLICATIONS ARE FREE

THERE ARE 7 STEPS FOR APPLYING ONLINE Are you not yet 18 years old?

1 First complete the minor declaration form signed by your parents/guardians before you submit your

online application. The form is downloadable from the CPUT website at: https://www.cput.ac.za/ study/apply/step-2-gather-yourdocuments-orupload-further-outstanding-documents. Applications without the declaration will not be processed.

Choose your qualification by consulting this brochure or the website.

your documents (i.e. certified copies less 3 Gather than 3 months old). the online applications guide on our 4 Download website for information on how to apply online Complete and track your

online by visiting 5 application www.cput.ac.za/study/apply

Follow-up and track the progress of your application via the online application tracking system by visiting www.cput. ac.za/study/track. Official letters containing your application status will be available for download when ready. You may also receive SMS communication in this regard. Are you interested in CPUT residence

Complete your online residence 7 accommodation? application by visiting https://www.cput.ac.za/ students/about/sos Use your CPUT student number assigned to you and the pin that you have created.

KEEP CHECKING THE CPUT WEBSITE FOR 2025 APPLICATION CLOSING DATES All of the below dates are subject to change.

RPL APPLICANTS: Visit https://www.cput.ac.za/study/rpl for more details

EARLY CLOSING DATES: Diploma Grade R; Post Graduate Certificate in Education: FET; Post Graduate Certificate in Education in Senior Phase & FET Teaching; Advanced Diploma in Teaching & Vocational Teaching

To be advised *Please refer to Faculty of Education Application Guidelines at https://issuu.com/cput6/docs/faculty-of-educationapplication-guidelines/1?ff

BEd Foundation Phase; BEd Intermediate Phase Teaching; BEd in Senior Phase & FET Teaching; HC in Dental Assisting; BHSc in Dental Technology & Extended; HC in Emergency Medical Care; Diploma in Emergency Medical Care; Bachelor of Emergency Medical Care & Extended; BHSc in Medical Lab Science & Extended; BHSc in Opticianry; Diploma in Somatology; Advanced Diploma in Somatology; Bachelor of Nursing & Extended; BSc in Diagnostic Radiography; BSc in Diagnostic Ultrasound; BSc in Nuclear Medicine Technology; BSc in Radiation Therapy

To be advised

INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS: Non-SA citizens; SA citizens with International qualifications

30 August 2024 South African citizens i.e. refugees, individuals with permanent SA residency status; Undergraduate programmes, including Advanced Diploma programmes NOT closing on 31 August

30 September 2024

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Be smart. Apply early. DO YOU NEED FINANCIAL AID? Various bursaries, merit awards and loans are available. Call our team at the Financial Aid Office for more information:

District Six Campus Bellville Campus Wellington Campus Mowbray Campus

021 460 3831 021 959 6371 021 864 5546 021 684 5662

www.cput.ac.za/study/funding/undergraduate https://www.cput.ac.za/study/funding/ undergraduate/contact-financial-aid

WHAT WILL IT COST?

Subject to change

Our course fees vary, are reviewed annually, and are subject to change.

discount is granted If payment in full is received for annual fees by the end of March

2.5% discount is granted for first

semester fees paid in full by the end of March

2.5% discount is granted for second semester fees paid in full by the end of August

The balance of your fees is payable in 10 monthly instalments, from February to November

www.cput.ac.za/study/fees

ARE YOU AN INTERNATIONAL APPLICANT? Students registering for the first time MUST apply for study visas from their countries. Only returning students MAY renew their visas in SA. Make sure you meet the selection criteria. You will be required to submit the following documents (certified copies less than three (3) months old): •

All qualification documents

•

Academic transcripts

•

Final certificates

•

SAQA certificate (compulsory for all International applicants)

•

Passport or Refugee/ Asylum Seeker Permit

Certificates in foreign languages should be submitted, together with English translations completed by a sworn translator. Once you receive an official letter of acceptance and letter of intent from the Application & Registration Centre (ARC) of CPUT, apply to the SA Trade Representative closest to your home for a study permit.

STUDY VISAS International applicants are required to apply for a student permit by completing Form BI-1738. You may apply at the Department of Home Affairs or to the SA High Commission, if you are applying from your home country. Students using a passport should register to study with a valid study permit, which clearly indicates that student is taking up studies at CPUT not any other university or college in South Africa. In addition to the payment listed for South African applications at registration, all foreign applicants (excluding refugees and individuals with permanent resident status) will be required to pay the following fees:

Subject to change

•

R1 500 administrative fee (non-refundable, once-off payment for all applicants registering for the first time – except for refugees and applicants with permanent resident status in SA).

•

All international students must pay the upfront payment of R3500, and 50% upfront payment of the tuition fees.

•

The balance of the fees for the year must be paid by 31 May of the year of study.

•

12 months South African Medical Aid letter (certificate) MUST also be included when registering.

International applicants (except those from African and SADC countries, as well as refugees) pay double the fees that South African students are required to pay.

Are these your school subjects? English Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy Physical Science Life Science DIPLOMA IN AGRICULTURE; DIPLOMA IN AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT Agriculturalists are involved in the management of the agricultural industry, which includes animal production, crop production, viticulture, and oenology. They are actively involved in day-to-day farming activities, including planning, care of, and harvesting of agricultural products. Who would like this People who enjoy working outdoors and are interested in the agriculture sector. Future career Private and commercial farms, government organisations, laboratories, agricultural research, quality control, production and marketing.

DIPLOMA IN BIOTECHNOLOGY Biotechnologists are involved in the industrial use of living organisms (or parts of organisms) to produce food, drugs, and other products. This ranges from fermentation, plant, and animal hybridization, to genomics. Who would like this People who enjoy science and laboratory work.

FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES

Future career Pharmaceutical companies, chemical manufacturers, the food industry.

DIPLOMA IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY Chemistry is a “central science” which involves many scientific fields. It deals with matter and its changes, and seeks to understand the composition of substances for practical use in order to meet society’s needs. Chemists are concerned with the production and use of energy. Who would like this People who enjoy science and laboratory work. Future career Mining, pharmaceutical, forensics, education, petrochemical, agriculture, food companies, or environmental companies.

DIPLOMA IN CONSUMER SCIENCE: FOOD & NUTRITION Graduates are trained for the convenience food manufacturing, retail and food service industries. They are involved in the development and production of convenience food products and in management within the food retail and food service industries. Who would like this People who have a passion for food and an interest in the well being of the consumer. Future career Convenience food manufacturing industry, retail industry, food service industry.

DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Graduates manage environmental issues such as water demand, energy and transport impacts, environmental impact assessments, and environmental policies. Who would like this People who are interested in protecting the environment. Future career Government departments such as the Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Water Affairs and Forestry, manufacturing and processing industries, and consulting companies.

BACHELOR IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH The task of the Environmental Health Practitioner is determined by legislation and the scope of practice, which is directed to ensure a safe and healthy environment for the public through the monitoring of water quality, food safety and sanitation standards amongst others. Who would like this People who are interested in working in the outdoor environment and within communities. Future career As a Health Professions Council of SA registered EHP one operates within the district health system of South Africa. Local authorities are the guardians of environmental health and are the main employers. EHPs can also work in industry, as consultants, or for various government departments.

DIPLOMA IN HORTICULTURE Horticulturalists propagate, cultivate and maintain plants to promote the use of plant material for the improvement of the built environment. Who would like this People who enjoy cultivation and growing of plants for ornamental, food and cut flower for aesthetic purposes. Future career Private sector of wholesale / retail nurseries, landscape industry, Departments of Agriculture and Public Works, SANBI, SANPARKS and municipalities.

DIPLOMA IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Landscape technicians apply their knowledge of the use of ornamental plants and hard landscaping materials to design, implement and manage landscape projects. They create spaces that are aesthetically pleasing, functional, and ecologically sustainable. Who would like this People who enjoy design and drawing in an office environment. Future career Register as a professional landscape architect to work for architectural firms and landscape project developments.

DIPLOMA IN MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES Graduates apply a broad range of advanced mathematical, statistical and computational techniques to analyse data and solve real-world problems.

Who would like this People with a keen interest in Mathematics and who want to develop their analytical and problemsolving skills; people who like the challenges brought on by real-world problems. Future career Financial sector, such as banks, investment firms and insurance companies, manufacturing industries, the commerce sector, science and technology sector, research organisations.

BACHELOR OF FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Food technologists are involved in the large-scale production and preservation of foods as well as the development and analysis of foodstuffs in industrial food processing facilities. They are also involved with quality assurance processing technology, chemistry and microbiology. Who would like this People who enjoy working in the science laboratory, who pay attention to detail, have innovative skills, and an interest in food processing and the food industry. Future career Job opportunities abound in food processing and manufacturing companies, regulatory and research environments, as well as selfemployment.

DIPLOMA IN NATURE CONSERVATION Nature conservationists are concerned with the management of natural resources with the purpose of protecting and sustaining biodiversity in species, ecosystems, the evolutionary process, as well as human culture and society. Who would like this People who are passionate about nature, enjoy the outdoors and want to make a difference in the conservation of our natural environment. Future career National parks, game and nature reserves, botanical gardens, environmental NGO’s, environmental consultancy firms.

DIPLOMA IN MARINE SCIENCE Marine scientists are involved in research and management relating to marine and coastal environments and ecosystems. Who would like this People who are intrigued by the marine and coastal environments and related industries. Future career Government departments (national, provincial and local), nonprofit organisations, consultancies, private and national parks, marine and coastal reserves, research and training organisations, marine companies.

DEPARTMENT

QUALIFICATION

MINIMUM APS SCORE ECP

AGRICULTURE

Diploma in Agriculture Diploma in Agricultural Management

CHEMISTRY

Diploma in Analytical Chemistry

MAINSTREAM

28 with Maths; 30 with Maths; 29 with Tech 31 with Tech Maths Maths

To find out how to calculate 28 with Maths; 30 with Maths; your APS 29 with Tech 31 with Tech score Maths; Maths; see 30 with Maths 32 with Maths method Literacy Literacy 1 on the reverse 28 with Maths; 30 with Maths; of this 29 with Tech 31 with Tech brochure Maths Maths

BIOTECHNOLOGY Diploma in Biotechnology & CONSUMER SCIENCES

28 with Maths; 30 with Maths; 29 with Tech 31 with Tech Maths Maths

Diploma in Consumer Science: Food & Nutrition

26 with Maths; 28 with Maths; 27 with Tech 29 with Tech Maths Maths

ENVIRONMENTAL Diploma in & OCCUPATIONAL Environmental STUDIES Management

26 with Maths; 28 with Maths; 27 with Tech 29 with Tech Maths; Maths; 28 with Maths 30 with Maths Literacy Literacy

Bachelor of Environmental Health FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

CONSERVATION & MARINE SCIENCES

MATHEMATICS & PHYSICS

HORTICULTURAL SCIENCES

Bachelor of Food Science & Technology

METHOD OPTION

30 with Maths; 32 with Maths; 31 with Tech 33 with Tech Maths Maths N/A

32 with Maths; 33 with Tech Maths

ENGLISH MATHS TECH MATHS LIFE PHYSICAL COMMENTS/ ADDITIONAL (HL or FAL) MATHS LIT SCIENCES SCIENCES REQUIREMENTS ECP: Subject to space, students may be admitted with: 4

Diploma in Marine Science

28 with Maths; 30 with Maths; 29 with Tech 31 with Tech Maths Maths

Diploma in Nature Conservation

28 with Maths; 30 with Maths; 29 with Tech 31 with Tech Maths; Maths; 30 with Maths 32 with Maths Literacy Literacy

Diploma in Mathematical Sciences

26 with Maths; 28 with Maths; 27 with Tech 29 with Tech Maths Maths Other subjects: Physical Sciences (4); or Accounting (4); or Business Studies (4); or Economics (4); or Geography (4)

Diploma in Horticulture

Diploma in Landscape Architecture

28 with Maths; 30 with Maths; 29 with Tech 31 with Tech Maths; Maths; 30 with Maths 32 with Maths Literacy Literacy

Meeting minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission.

Life Sciences or Physical Sciences

45% or above in Maths or Physical Sciences if the other one is 50% or above

45% or above in Maths or Physical Sciences or Life Sciences if the other three are 50% or above

45% or above in Maths or Physical Sciences or Life Sciences if the other three are 50% and above

At least: 40% (3) for Mathematics, 60% (5) for Maths Literacy and 50% (4) for Technical Maths; 50% (4) for Geography or Life Sciences; and any other 2 subjects at 40% (3) except Life Orientation

Plus any two other subjects (excl. languages) – each at a minimum of a Level 3 pass (40 – 49%) (corresponding with an APS of 4)

45% or above in Maths or Physical Sciences if the other one is 50% or above

40% or above in Physical Sciences (3); or Accounting (3); or Business Studies (3); or Economics (3); or Geography (3)

Subject to space, students may be admitted to the Foundation Programme if they have at least 40% (3) for Life Sciences

Are these your school subjects? English Business Studies Mathematics

The variety of retail and wholesale business is virtually unlimited. Many areas of retail can be explored, such as management, procurement or buying, stock control, merchandising, sales, administration, logistics, house-keeping, or finance. Who would like this Those with strong interpersonal and organisational skills, and who would like to develop into successful managers in this sector.

Mathematical Literacy: For certain courses only

Future career Department stores, hypermarkets, shopping centres, speciality stores, general dealers, chain stores, supermarkets, factory stores, boutiques and restaurants.

Recommended: Accounting or Economics

DIPLOMA IN BANKING

DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTANCY

FACULTY OF BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

DIPLOMA IN RETAIL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Accountants record, process and maintain financial information in a variety of industries. Through further studies gradutes also have the potential to start their own Accounting practice or reach senior levels within an organisation.

This qualification will enable applicants to successfully pursue a career in banking and other financial services institutions. Who would like this Persons with strong ethical culture and high capacity to adapt to changes. Future career Credit manager or loan officer, risk manager, customer relationship manager, personal banker, assistant branch manager, finance administrator, accountant.

Who would like this People who are organised, have strong analytical skills, enjoy keeping records, working with numbers, and compiling reports.

DIPLOMA IN HOSPITALITY AND HOTEL MANAGEMENT

Future career Most businesses and organisations, including private and governmental, e.g. Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), state departments, retail industries, etc.

Hospitality managers ensure the smooth running of accommodation establishments. They oversee all hospitality aspects, including reception, housekeeping, general maintenance, budget management, and marketing.

DIPLOMA IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Who would like this Individuals who enjoy working with people in a very busy environment, and are customer service orientated.

Entrepreneurs play a key role in the economy by starting their own businesses, which in turn creates job opportunities, thus contributing to economic development.

Future career Hotels, guesthouses, bed and breakfast establishments, and game lodges.

Who would like this Those who are business savvy, innovative, and enthusiastic about starting their own business.

DIPLOMA IN HOSPITALITY AND FOOD & BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT

Future career Self-employment, non-profit organisations (NPOs), non-governmental organisations (NGOs), government organisations or departments, the finance/ investment sector.

Food and beverage managers oversee the operation of restaurants, banqueting establishments, and food service establishments. They manage all aspects of offering food and beverage, including staff management, stock control, and a number of other managerial tasks.

DIPLOMA IN EVENT MANAGEMENT

Who would like this Individuals with strong management skills and an interest in the food and beverage industry.

Event managers manage all kinds of events set within any type of environment. They oversee the entire development of an event from conceptualisation to post-event activities to ensure that it meets their client’s brief and budget. Who would like this Enthusiastic, organised people who enjoy working with others. Future career Event companies, marketing companies, corporate environments, and the hospitality industry.

DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION You will be equipped with managerial and developmental skills for public service at local, provincial and national levels of government. Various areas of public sector management, from public service delivery and policy studies to financial management. Who would like this Individuals who have strong interpersonal and organisational skills, and enjoy working with people. Future career Administrative and management environments of all three levels of the public sector: local, provincial, and national; semi-state (parastatal) and non-profit organisations (NPOs); education institutions, and the diplomatic corps.

Future career Restaurants, entertainment and conference venues, banqueting facilities, events companies, catering companies, private and government departments.

DIPLOMA IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT AND PROFESSIONAL COOKERY Professional cooks create mouth-watering gourmet cuisine and develop new recipes and menus. Graduates can work as chefs in any hospitality environment. Who would like this Individuals who enjoy preparing food, learning new recipes, and experiencing new tastes. Future career Restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, entertainment and conference venues, banqueting facilities, events companies, catering companies, private and government departments.

Who would like this People with a keen interest in the property business. Future career Real estate agencies, private sector and financial sector.

DIPLOMA IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT A career in tourism allows for great diversity as well as specialisation. Graduates can work as travel agents, tour guides or in various areas of the travel industry. Who would like this Those who are outgoing, are interested in the travel industry, and enjoy working with people. Future career Accommodation and hospitality, distribution channels, transportation, travel planning, management and coordination (e.g. regional tourism organisations), and marketing.

DIPLOMA IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT From recruiting employees to providing training or development and managing employee relations, individuals in HRM are involved in the management of an organisation’s most valuable asset: its people. Who would like this People who are organised and are interested in both the corporate and public sector’s human resources. Future career Small and large private organisations and the public sector provide a wealth of opportunities.

DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT You can become involved in the day-to-day management activities of an organisation. Be involved in planning, organising, controlling, coordinating, financial administration, projects and human resource management. Who would like this Organised individuals who enjoy working with people. Future career Small and large businesses, the public sector, consulting companies, government.

DIPLOMA IN SPORT AND LEISURE MANAGEMENT From managing sport teams to fitness centres, sports management offers an exciting career in the sport, fitness and wellness industry. Who would like this Individuals who are interested in the business aspects of sport. Future career Sport clubs, gymnasiums, government, schools, universities and recreation facilities.

DIPLOMA IN MARKETING Marketing is used by every organisation; it is an exciting and creative field, covering areas such as branding, advertising, market research, sales, and strategic marketing. Who would like this Those with strong interpersonal skills, who are passionate, creative and go-getters. Future career Marketing, media, and advertising agencies, research organisations, and production companies.

DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS & INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION Organisations cannot cope without people who are skilled in office management and technology; ensuring the smooth running of an organisation, through a comprehensive range of managerial, technological and communication skills.

DIPLOMA IN REAL ESTATE

Who would like this Those with good interpersonal and organisational skills.

Real estate is about more than just selling property. Become multi-skilled in property marketing, building practice and property valuation services through this course.

Future career A variety of fields in the business, government, corporate and private sectors.

DIPLOMA IN OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT Explore the strategic management of an organisation’s operations and learn how to plan an organisation’s budgets, oversee production and ensure quality control.

Future career Careers exist in the private and public sectors, including, government departments, courts, community-based advice offices, law offices and companies.

Who would like this Organised individuals who enjoy working with technology. Future career Production sector and engineering companies.

Paralegal Studies will prepare you for a wide range of existing and emerging careers in the paralegal sector and serves as both a preparatory and screening mechanism for the postgraduate LLB. Who would like this Those with good interpersonal and communication skills who pay attention to detail and have a keen interest in the law and access to justice.

QUALIFICATION

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & TAXATION

Diploma in Accountancy Diploma in Accountancy (Extended)

ENTREPRENEURSHIP & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Diploma in Entrepreneurship Diploma in Entrepreneurship (Extended)

GRADUATE CENTRE FOR MANAGEMENT

Diploma in Banking

24 (M) Contact 26 (ML) Classes

Bachelor of Business Informatics

25 (M) 27 (ML)

Diploma in Human Resources Management Diploma in Human Resources Management (Extended) Diploma in Management

26 (M) 28 (ML) 24 (M) 26 (ML)

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT

MARKETING

BUSINESS & INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION & GOVERNANCE RETAIL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TOURISM & EVENT MANAGEMENT

SPORT MANAGEMENT

CAPE TOWN HOTEL SCHOOL

The purpose of the degree is to provide a foundation knowledge and interdisciplinary qualification that engage students in deep learning in both combined fields of study of Business and Informatics. Who would like this Independent-minded graduates who can apply new ideas and technologies to address business challenges. Future career Business/ Information/ Information Systems Architect; Information/ Information Systems Engineer; Systems Analyst/ Designer; Business Process Analyst, Engineer, Manager; Business Analyst; Risk Manager; Requirements Engineer; Business and IT Consultant.

BACHELOR OF PARALEGAL STUDIES

DEPARTMENT

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS INFORMATICS

APS score 38

METHOD OPTION 3

ENGLISH (HL or FAL) 4

MATHS

ACC

RECOMMENDATIONS AND FURTHER REQUIREMENTS

MATHS LIT *5

Diploma in Accountancy: English (4) and one of the following: Maths(3), Maths Lit(5) or Acc(4); Diploma in Accountancy (Extended): English (4) and one of the following: Maths(3), Maths Lit(4) or Acc(3). For each of the subjects Maths (excl. Maths Lit) and Accounting, the actual achievement is multiplied by 2.

4 (5.0)

2 (3.0)

Including one of the following at level 4 (50%) Business Studies, Economics, Accounting and Consumer Studies. Applicants with Technical Maths at level 5 (60%) would be considered.

See Including one of the following: ICT AND ACC; OR ECO; OR BUS; OR Consumer Studies OR note Management Practice OR Financial Management OR Marketing (all at NQF Level 4) re. All part-time students must provide a letter of full-time employment, preferably in a banking subjects environment. 4 (5.0) National Certificate (Vocational) (NCV) applicable requirement: (a) At least 60-69% in three of the following fundamental subjects, including the Language of Learning and Teaching (LoLT) of the institution; i) English (official language at first additional language level, 20 credits) at NQF level 4; ii) Mathematics (20 credits) at NQF level 4; iii) Mathematical Literacy (20 credits); (b) At least 60% in four vocational subjects (20 credits each), chosen from the NC (V) Level 4 subjects as stipulated in legislation that align closely to the field of study and the purpose of the qualification. Foreign equivalent qualifications will also be considered upon the advice of the institution’s international student office. Including one of the following: ECO, BUS, ACC (no rating required). Part-time applicants must provide a 4 letter of full-time employment, preferably in an HR environment. 4

Including one of the following: ECO, BUS, ACC (no rating required).

28 (M) 30 (ML)

Including one of the following: ECO, BUS, ACC (no rating required). Part-time applicants must provide a letter of full-time employment and preferably have relevant practical (supervisory, management) experience.

Diploma in Management 24 (M) (Extended) 26 (ML) Diploma in Printing Management 26

Including one of the following: ECO, BUS, ACC (no rating required).

Diploma in Marketing

This qualification is available on a part-time basis only for employees in the printing and packaging industries. Part-time applicants must be employed full-time and have relevant practical experience (i.e. marketing-related).

Including one of the following: BUS, ECO, ACC, CAT, IT (no rating required). Part-time applicants must be employed (preferably in an administrative environment), submit a two-page Curriculum Vitae (CV), and a letter of employment from the employer.

24 (M) 26 (ML)

Including one of the following: BUS, ECO, ACC, CAT, IT (no rating required).

Including one of the following: ECO 3 (40%), BUS 3 (40%), ACC 3 (40%) Part-time applicants should preferably be employed full-time in the public sector environment.

Including one of the following: ECO 2 (30%), BUS 2 (30%) , ACC 2 (30%).

An NSC with at least three years relevant retail experience will also be considered. Including one of the following: TOUR, ECO, HS, BUS, ACC, CS, HIS, GEO (no rating required). Applicants must submit a motivation letter detailing their reasons for applying and indicating their understanding of the industry and the possible career prospects.

26 (M) 28 (ML) Diploma in Marketing (Extended) 24 (M) 26 (ML) Diploma in Business & 26 (M) Information Administration 28 (ML) Diploma in Business & Information Administration (Foundation) Diploma in Operations Management Diploma in Public Administration Diploma in Public Administration (Extended) Diploma in Retail Business Management Diploma in Tourism Management

28 (M) 30 (ML) Diploma in Tourism Management 24 (M) (Extended) 26 (ML) Diploma in Events Management 28 (M) 30 (ML) Diploma in Events Management 24 (M) (Extended) 26 (ML) Diploma in Sport and Leisure 25 (M) Management 27 (ML) Diploma in Sport and Leisure 23 (M) Management (Extended) 25 (ML)

Applicants are invited to complete the form entitled “Non-Academic Review Component for Sport Management” in order to inform the prospective student about the Sport Industry, and allow them to indicate their involvement in sport, as well as cultural and leadership activities.

26 (M) 28 (ML)

Diploma in Hospitality and Food & Beverage Management

26 (M) 28 (ML)

Diploma in Hospitality Management & Professional Cookery

26 (M) 28 (ML)

Participation as a player, coach or administrator at international/ national/ provincial level will be a recommendation. Generally, students who have met the minimum requirements for admission to bachelor’s degree stand a greater chance of being accepted. Including one of the following: ACC, CS, BUS, HS, LS, TOUR (no rating required). Work experience recommended. Informative one on one discussion or telephonic discussion with students to give an overview of the hospitality sector. Including one of the following: ACC, CS, BUS, HS, LS, TOUR (no rating required). Work experience recommended. Informative one on one discussion or telephonic discussion with students to give an overview of the hospitality sector. Including one of the following: ACC, CS, BUS, HS, LS, TOUR (no rating required). Work experience recommended. Informative one on one discussion or telephonic discussion with students to give an overview of the hospitality sector. Including one of the following: ECO, BUS, ACC (no rating required). Part-time students must be full-time employed and have relevant practical experience (real estate/property related)

Diploma in Hospitality and Hotel Management

UNIT FOR APPLIED ECONOMICS

Diploma in Real Estate

APPLIED LEGAL STUDIES

Bachelor of Paralegal Studies

Including one of the following: TOUR, ECO, HS, BUS, ACC, CAT, IT (no rating required). Applicants must submit a motivation letter detailing their reasons for applying and indicating their understanding of the industry and the possible career prospects.

Including one official language at level 4 (Excluding English).

creating futures in education and teaching

GENERAL EDUCATION & TRAINING (GET) DIPLOMA IN GRADE R TEACHING

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

BEd SENIOR PHASE AND FURTHER EDUCATION & TRAINING You can teach Grade 8 – 12 with the following (FET) electives Business Management Economics Accounting English Afrikaans IsiXhosa Mathematics Mathematical Literacy Physics Chemistry Life Sciences Computer Applications Technology Engineering Graphic Design Two FET electives must link to one of the following Senior Phase subjects Economic & Management Sciences or Economic & Management Sciences (Accounting) English Afrikaans isiXhosa Mathematics Natural Sciences Technology

QUALIFICATION

Currently not offered full-time. Grade R is offered to those who wish to become a qualified Grade R teacher. Early Childhood Development (ECD) level (4) and/ or (5) (without Matric) with experience in Grade R teaching may also apply. Applicants who intend to register for this Diploma is also required to provide evidence that they are working in a Grade R classroom at a registered WCED ECD centre or school. A student who wishes to study for the Diploma in Grade R are required to have the following: Matric with ECD Level (4) and/ or (5) Experience with age groups 4 years to 6 years Matric with Educare Level (5).

Successful applicants will have at least an appropriate first degree or NQF Level 6 diploma with subjects that satisfy the current requirements for employment as an educator.

POSTGRADUATE STUDY BEd Hons in Teaching & Leaning (BEd Hons) Magister Educationis (MEd) Doctor Educationis (DEd)

Since Foundation Phase teachers are generalists and have to be able to teach all subjects in the school curriculum, the course provides for a full programme including a strong focus on Inclusive Education, Literacies, Numeracies and Grade R. BED INTERMEDIATE PHASE TEACHING This degree will equip you to guide intermediate learners for acquiring the values, knowledge and skills necessary to their holistic development. The Intermediate Phases caters for learners in middle childhood and early adolescence (Grades 4 to 7).

APS MINIMUM ADMISSION METHOD REQUIREMENTS

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

COMMENTS/ ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS NSC • An official language with a percentage of at least 50% (code rating 4) • Any three other subjects on the NSC 20 credit list with a percentage of at least 50% (code rating 4) • The language of instruction must have been passed with at least 40% (code rating 3) • A percentage of at least 40% (code rating 3) in three other subjects which includes the language of instruction

Home Language (4) First Additional Language (3) (One of the languages must be the language of instruction)

Due to the limited number of spaces available, admission is not guaranteed. Selection will be based on Grade 11 final results for provisional acceptance and for full unconditional acceptance of the final National Senior Certificate (NSC) and school-leaving results.

BACHELOR IN EDUCATION: INTERMEDIATE PHASE TEACHING

Home Language (4) First Additional Language (3) (One of the languages must be the language of instruction)

The objective of this instructional programme is to provide you with the necessary theory and practical expertise to be efficient and effective educators in the professional world. It will also give you thorough knowledge and background for the competent offering of subjects in the various bands in Further Education & Training (FET).

BEd FOUNDATION PHASE TEACHING

BACHELOR IN EDUCATION: FOUNDATION PHASE TEACHING

BACHELOR IN EDUCATION: SENIOR PHASE and FURTHER EDUCATION & TRAINING (FET) TEACHING

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION

Home Language (4) First Additional Language (3) (One of the languages must be the language of instruction)

Students who wish to choose one or more of the following electives must Language of instruction: obtain, at NSC level, at Mowbray - English least (50%) in the following Wellington - Afrikaans only subjects: Mathematics Accounting Physical Science Life Sciences Mathematical Literacy (60%)

OR NCV (National Certificate Vocational), Level 4, issued by Council for General and Further Education & Training 1. At least 60% in three fundamental subjects, including the LoLT of the institution: • Two official languages at first additional language level: Afrikaans, English, Xhosa (they offer languages only at first additional level) • Mathematics/ Mathematical literacy • Life Orientation 2. Achieve at least 70% in four vocational subjects, chosen from the NC (V) Level 4 subjects (list in Government Gazette). At least two subjects must be related to the electives in the specific phase the candidate apply for National Senior Certificate (Prior to 2008) matriculation exemption is required. All applications which comply with the minimum criteria will be considered in the next round of selection which could include the consideration of: quality of academic result, admission examinations, interviews, a confidential report requested from the principal of a particular school.

*Please refer to Faculty of Education Application Guidelines at https://issuu.com/cput6/docs/faculty-of-education-application-guidelines/1?ff

FACULTY OF HEALTH & WELLNESS SCIENCES

Are these your school subjects? English Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy Physical Science Life Science

BACHELOR OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE Emergency Medical Care (EMC) practitioners are often the first healthcare professionals at an emergency scene. They are trained to treat patients that need urgent medical care by performing pre-hospital medical procedures and also perform rescue operations. Who would like this People who have an interest in the medical field and who enjoy a challenge. Future career Emergency and rescue services, private emergency services, South African National Defence Force, mining industry, as well as international occupational health and safety and emergency services. HIGHER CERTIFICATE (HC) IN DENTAL ASSISTING Dental Assistants are trained to assist dentists with the treatment of patients. Who would like this People who have an interest in dental care. Future career Dental clinics in the state and provincial structures (nationally and internationally), and private practices. BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCES IN DENTAL TECHNOLOGY The Dental Technology profession forms part of the larger dental team, responsible for restoring oral function and aesthetic. A dental technologist/ technician is engaged with patient-specific dental work, making various dental prostheses.

BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

27+

HC in Emergency Medical Care

26+

Diploma in Emergency Care

OPHTHALMIC SCIENCES MEDICAL IMAGING & THERAPEUTIC SCIENCES

Diploma in Somatology

Future career Academic hospitals, community health centres, private and public practice (both nationally and internationally), research institutes.

BACHELOR OF NURSING Nurses play a key role in the health sector. They are trained to administer care to patients and advise on health maintenance and disease prevention. Nurses also work closely with doctors and other health care professionals. Who would like this People who are interested in the medical field, are compassionate, and enjoy helping people.

To find out how to calculate your APS score see method 1 on the reverse of this brochure

BHSc Dental Technology (ECP)

Who would like this People with an interest in medical technology imaging and treatment, and don’t mind working with sick people.

Future career Private practices, wholesale laboratories, optical companies, public sector hospitals and clinics.

38+

25+

Diagnostic Radiography Radiation Therapy Nuclear Medicine Technology Diagnostic Ultrasound

Who would like this People who have an interest in the medical field and enjoy working with modern technology.

30 – 37

33+

• • • •

Somatologists are trained to assess and provide treatments for skin and body conditions. These treatments improve people’s general wellness and aesthetic appearances. Who would like this People who have an interest in health and skincare, and who enjoy working with people. Future career Health and skincare clinics, cruise liners and spas.

This career offers the perfect balance between working with people and modern scientific technology. A dispensing optician processes ophthalmic lenses and produces devices to correct defects in a person’s vision. This entails screening before eye examinations as well as adjusting, maintaining, and repairing spectacles.

BHSc in Medical Laboratory Sciences (Extended) HC in Dental Assisting

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BSC) IN MEDICAL IMAGING AND THERAPEUTIC SCIENCES

DIPLOMA IN SOMATOLOGY

BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCE IN OPTICIANRY

BHSc in Medical Laboratory Sciences

ENGLISH MATHS MATHS MATHS LIFE (HL or FAL) TECH** LIT** SCIENCES

PHYSICAL SCIENCES

3**

28+

4**

6**

FURTHER REQUIREMENTS

Consideration will be given for applicants with a level 3 (min 48%) in either Maths or PS, subject to space availability.

3 4 As part of the selection for all EMS programmes you will be invited to a selection interview, medical, physical and environmental assessment

35+

30 – 34

Subject to space availability, consideration will be given for admitting students who received between 47% - 49% for any one of the four subjects (English, Mathematics, Life Science and Physical Science) for the Bachelor of Emergency Medical Care ECP (PBEMCX).

24 (with Maths); 25 (with Maths Literacy)

In addition to the application form you will be invited to a selection interview

Bachelor of Emergency Medical Care (ECP)

NURSING SCIENCE

Future career Laboratories at blood transfusion services, private pathology practices, the National Health Laboratory Services, the Medical Research Council, forensic laboratories, veterinary practices, and pharmaceutical companies.

METHOD OPTION

Bachelor of Emergency Medical Care

WELLNESS SCIENCES

Who would like this People with an analytical mind, who enjoy a challenge and are intrigued by the human body and disease and who would love to work in a laboratory analysing specimens received from patients.

***APS score

BHSc Dental Technology

Future career Hospitals, private emergency services, private practices, physician offices, hospices, private companies, clinics.

With four different streams to choose from, this career combines a love of working with people with operating modern technology. Radiographers make use of various equipment for the diagnosis and treatment of disease.

Medical Laboratory Scientists play an important role in the healthcare sector by providing information about a patient’s state of health by testing for diseases.

DIPLOMA IN EMERGENCY CARE

QUALIFICATION

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SCIENCES

BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCES (BHSc) IN MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE

HIGHER CERTIFICATE (HC) IN EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE

DEPARTMENT

DENTAL SCIENCES

Who would like this People who enjoy working with their hands; have a strong interest in medical science, human biology and technology; work hard and pay attention to detail. Future career Dental laboratories in state and provincial structures (nationally and internationally), and private laboratories.

Bachelor of Nursing

4**

30+

5**

27 – 29

4**

BHSc in Opticianry

32+

5**

Bachelor of Nursing (ECP)

BSc in Diagnostic Radiography

30+

BSc in Diagnostic Ultrasound

30+

BSc in Radiation Therapy

30+

BSc in Nuclear Medicine Technology

30+

4 (compulsory)

* = as alternative for Life Sciences **= as alternative for Maths

***Preference will be given to candidates with higher APS scores

In addition to the application form you will be invited to a selection interview

Are these your school subjects? English Home Language or First Additional Language Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy Technical Drawing subjects Design Geography Business Studies Economics Tourism

DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY Architectural technologists use their knowledge and skills in construction methods, materials and innovative building design to create documentation used for the construction of buildings.

• Applications Development • Communication Networks • Multimedia Applications

The widespread use of computers has resulted in an on-going need for highly-skilled information technology personnel. Applications Development graduates are prepared for careers in computer programming, IT business solutions, software development, and systems analysis design. Communication Networks graduates are prepared for careers in network design and administration. Multimedia Applications graduates are involved in the design of digital, video, websites, mobile applications, interactive games, and music videos. Who would like this People who have an interest in computers and new technology. Future career Information technology companies (Applications Development and Communication Networks graduates). Electronic media design, website design, interactive media, and virtual reality industry (Multimedia Applications graduates).

HIGHER CERTIFICATE IN INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

Future career Architectural firms, property developers and government departments.

There is an ongoing need for a wide range of highly-skilled information technology personnel in SA. As the field is subject to rapid technological change, it requires professionals who are well trained in IT Service Management. This programme is offered in collaboration with the College of Cape Town, Northlink, and False Bay.

DIPLOMA IN FASHION

Who would like this People who have an interest in computers and new technology.

Who would like this People who are creative, can draw well, and have an interest in architecture and construction.

FACULTY OF INFORMATICS & DESIGN

DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

Fashion graduates are involved in the creative and technical skills of design, pattern-making, and sewing. Who would like this Individuals who are creative and have a flair for fashion, style and a love of all aspects influencing clothing design.

Future career A career path in this field ranges from an IT Service Desk Trainee to an IT Service Manager.

DIPLOMA IN INTERIOR DESIGN

Future career Clothing retail stores and clothing manufacturers. Self employment.

Interior designers use colour palettes, furniture, and intelligent construction methods to create spaces that are aesthetically pleasing and functional. They combine design, practical problem-solving and knowledge of construction methods in their daily work.

DIPLOMA IN FILM PRODUCTION

Who would like this People who are creative, artistic, enjoy hands-on work, and have an interest in interior spaces.

The film and television industry is fast-paced and sees graduates working in various areas of the industry. Graduates are involved in script writing, production management and directing. Those who enjoy the technical aspects of the industry are involved in camera operations, editing, sound and lighting. Who would like this Individuals who are creative, are interested in media production and love films. Future career Students are prepared for careers in the feature film, commercial, video, television, and sound industries.

Future career Property developers, interior design and architecture firms and self-employment.

DIPLOMA IN JEWELLERY DESIGN & MANUFACTURE Graduates use their technical skills to manufacture jewellery, from preparation of metals through to final finishing. They are skilled to work in various areas of the jewellery industry, including management, marketing, and manufacturing. Who would like this Individuals who are creative and enjoy manufacturing jewellery. Future career Jewellery retail stores, boutiques, jewellery design studios.

DIPLOMA IN JOURNALISM Journalists collect, write or distribute news or other current information in various media, such as newspapers, radio and television. Who would like this Individuals with a flair for language and with strong writing and analytical skills. Future career Newspapers, magazines, marketing companies, public relations companies, government.

DIPLOMA IN PHOTOGRAPHY Photography is the art, science and practice of making, processing and delivering images to the fast-paced world of modern visual communication. This course equips students with the skills, knowledge, and discipline essential for pursuing exciting, varied and fast-paced career options. Who would like this A career in photography will suit those individuals who are highly creative, self-motivated and passionate about photography; those who have a flair for creating images that communicate well within the modern media sphere. Future career Commercial photography (e.g. portraiture, people and lifestyle, fashion, advertising action, architecture, nature, etc.); news photography; photojournalism; documentary photography; fine art photography; photographic post-production, etc.

DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC RELATIONS & COMMUNICATION The role of a public relations practitioner is vast, ranging from planning an exhibition or special event to developing a media strategy, writing a press release or making a corporate video. Who would like this Individuals who enjoy working with people, who can multi-task, and who have excellent language and writing skills. Future career Media, private and public companies, shopping malls, welfare groups, consultancies, and government departments.

DIPLOMA IN PRODUCT DESIGN With this course, you will become skilled in applying the design process to problems related to mass-produced products, produce conceptual sketches, technical specifications, rendered images, and physical or virtual 3D-models to communicate proposed solutions professionally. Who would like this Individuals who have drawing skills and who have a keen eye for design. Future career Manufacturing companies, or design-related fields such as furniture design, special effects, and props for the film industry.

NB CLOSING DATE:

30 SEPTEMBER Architectural Technology Fashion Visual Communication Design Interior Design Jewellery Design & Manufacture Product Design

DEPARTMENT

DIPLOMA IN URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING

DIPLOMA IN VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN

Urban and Regional Planners lay out and plan the extension of towns and cities. They perform land appraisals, plan surveys, and analyse and present data by using maps, graphs, diagrams, and sketches.

Visual Communication Designers communicate ideas visually to a range of target markets. Design areas include advertising, branding, corporate identity, digital and interactive design, illustration, packaging, and photography.

Who would like this People with an interest in the management, development and growth of cities, towns and regions, as well as the improvement and regeneration of urban environments.

Who would like this Creative individuals who can draw well and enjoy communicating ideas through design.

Future career Private planning firms, property developers, local and provincial authorities, state departments and nongovernmental organisations.

QUALIFICATION

APS SCORE

ENGLISH (HL or FAL)

30 with M; 32 with ML

26 with M; 28 with ML

Diploma in Interior Design

30 with M; 32 with ML

Extended Curriculum Interior Design

26 with M; 28 with ML

Diploma in Fashion

28 with M & ML

Extended Curriculum Fashion

26 with M & ML

Diploma in Visual Communication Design

28 with M & ML

Extended Curriculum Visual Communication Design

26 with M & ML

Diploma in Product Design

28 with M & ML

Extended Curriculum Product Design

26 with M & ML

Diploma in Jewellery Design & Manufacture

28 with M & ML

Extended Curriculum Jewellery Design and Manufacture

26 with M & ML

Diploma in Film Production

Diploma in Photography

Diploma in Journalism

28 with M; 30 with ML

HL or FAL: 50% (Excl. English)

Diploma in Public Relations 28 with M; 30 with ML & Communication

HL or FAL: 50% (Excl. English)

Diploma in Applications Development

28 with M; 30 with ML

Diploma in Communication 28 with M; 30 with ML Networks

Diploma in Multimedia Applications

28 with M; 30 with ML

Higher Certificate in ICT

24 with M; 26 with ML

Diploma in Urban & Regional Planning

28 with M; 30 with ML

ARCHITECTURAL Diploma in Architectural TECHNOLOGY Technology & INTERIOR DESIGN Extended Curriculum Architectural Technology

APPLIED DESIGN

MEDIA STUDIES

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

TOWN & REGIONAL PLANNING

Future career Advertising agencies, design studios, printing and publishing houses, brand agencies, in-house design, desk top publishing, promotional design, illustration, interactive, and freelance design.

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

HL or FAL (Excluding English) 4

MATHS MATHS TECH (M) LIT MATHS (ML)

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Compulsory: Geography (4) or Economics (4) or Business Studies (4) or Tourism (4)

Subject to the space availability, consideration will be given for admitting students to the Design ECP programmes with: English (4); Mathematics (2) or Mathematical Literacy (4) or Technical Mathematics (3) for the following programmes only: Diploma in Fashion Design (ECP), Diploma in Visual Communication Design (ECP), Diploma in Jewellery Design and Manufacture (ECP), Diploma in Product Design (ECP). Meeting these requirements does not automatically imply that applicants will be accepted. First option for admission, selection and placement will be given. Pre-2008 matriculants must contact the faculty office for information. NB: Please note that Technical Maths is not a compulsory subject, it merely caters for the TVET students. This applies to all of the courses.

DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

Are these your school subjects? English Mathematics Physical Science

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

DIPLOMA IN GEOMATICS BACHELOR OF GEOMATICS (SPECIALISING IN SURVEYING OR GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE) Geomatics is an umbrella term, and includes the tools and techniques used in the disciplines of land surveying, photogrammetry, remote sensing, geographic information systems (GIS), geodesy, and cartography. A surveyor is responsible for the collection, representation and management of spatial data. GIS practitioners are responsible for analysing, modelling, and presenting spatial information. Graduates work with spatial information and would be able to manipulate data and provide information about the earth to planners, engineers, environmental managers, and the commerce sector.

Civil Engineers maintain and adapt the infrastructure that we depend on every day – our roads, railways and bridges; energy and water supply; waste networks and flood defences.

Maritime Studies graduates are seeing the world. An internationally recognised qualification, these professionals are trained to work aboard ships, with their duties ranging from navigating to supervising cargo operations in the ports. They are employed by the Merchant Navy as Navigators.

Who would like this Individuals who are innovative, logical, creative and have strong problem-solving skills.

Who would like this Individuals who have a love for the ocean and who are interested in shipping.

Future career Consultants, contractors and government agencies.

Future career Shipping and maritime industry.

DIPLOMA IN CLOTHING AND TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY If you are interested in a career as a clothing technologist, clothing buyer, production manager or stylist, then this course is the right fit for you. These professionals plan and control the production, manufacturing and retail sectors of the clothing industry. Who would like this Individuals with good organisational skills, and who are natural planners.

Who would like this Those interested in geography, computer science, mathematics, science, physics and information technology; have an aptitude for design, and love variety and working both indoors and outdoors.

Future career Clothing industry, Textile industry, and the Retail sector.

Future career Research institutes, private corporations, government departments, land surveying firms, municipalities, and self-employment.

DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION From managing the construction of new roadways to stadiums, our graduates with a building qualification are sought after in industry. They are involved in all management aspects in the construction industry. All applicants must score 25 unweighted NSC points as per table below (scores for Life Orientation must be excluded from the points calculation): NSC Rating NSC %

80-100 70-79 60-69 50-59 40-49 30-39

1 0-29

Who would like this People who are interested in the construction industry and who have strong mathematical skills. Future career Construction companies, consulting engineering companies and self-employment.

DIPLOMA IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Ever wondered how petrol, aspirin, vinegar, paint or gold are produced? Chemical Engineering graduates will be able to tell you the answer. These professionals are trained to convert raw materials into high value products using processing and design principles. e.g. the production of petrol and diesel from crude oil and the manufacture of chemicals, explosives, fertilizers and plastics. Who would like this People who have strong mathematical, science and problem-solving skills. Future career Petroleum refineries, mines, chemical processing and pharmaceutical industries, food processing and agro-allied industries; environmental engineering, financial houses, government and research organisations.

BACHELOR OF NAUTICAL SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING Electrical and Computer Engineers are the driving force behind the technological age. With this qualification graduates can choose to work in various sectors of the electrical and computer engineering industry. Who would like this Individuals who enjoy electronics and who have strong mathematical skills. Future career Electrical engineering companies, municipalities, Eskom, research and training organisations, and facility management companies.

DIPLOMA IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Industrial Engineers optimise complex processes and systems, manufacturing methods, plant layout and materials handling, production control, purchasing and stock control, quality control, work standards and industrial economics. Their main task is to ensure that the most effective and efficient processes are used to ensure improved productivity in industry. Who would like this Individuals with strong planning and organisational skills and who are interested in the engineering or service sector. Future career All manufacturing firms and service-based organisations.

DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Graduates use mechanical engineering techniques and mechanical engineering knowledge to solve engineering problems. This exciting career offers graduates a wide choice of career paths, from manufacturing race cars to building satellites. Who would like this Individuals who have strong analytical skills and who are interested in engineering. Future career Mining companies, automotive plants, engineering and production companies, building service contractors and consulting engineers.

DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING IN MECHATRONICS From designing machines that bottle cool drinks to labelling packages, graduates make use of their skills in electronics, software and mechanical engineering for the design and manufacture of products and processes. Who would like this Individuals who are interested in all areas of engineering and who enjoy solving problems. Future career Manufacturing companies, engineering consulting agencies.

BACHELOR OF MARINE ENGINEERING Graduates from this programme have combined their love for shipping with their interest in mechanical engineering. An internationallyrecognised qualification, these professionals’ tasks include maintenance of the marine engineering propulsion plant and equipment. Who would like this Individuals who have a love for the ocean and who are interested in shipping. Future career Shipping and maritime industry.

MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENT (NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE) APS SCORE Mainstream

DEPARTMENT

QUALIFICATION

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Diploma in Chemical Engineering

Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Chemical Engineering

Diploma in Civil Engineering

Diploma in Geomatics (Combining Surveying & Cartography)

Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Civil Engineering

CIVIL ENGINEERING & SURVEYING

ECP

M (Maths) ML (Mathematical Literacy) TM (Technical Maths)

APS ENGLISH MATHS TECH MATHS PHYSICAL TECH FURTHER METHOD MATHS LIT SCIENCE SCIENCE REQUIREMENTS

Mathematical Literacy (ML) is not accepted within the Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment (except for Clothing & Textile Technology). A National Senior Certificate (NSC) as certified by Umalusi with an achievement rating as seen below. 27 - 29 Method 2 23 - 26 Waitlist

ET (Electrical ES (Engineering Technology) Science) PS (Physical Science) TS (Technical Science) National Certificate (NC) National Certificate (Vocational) English Language equivalent to the National Senior Certificate

A National Certificate (Vocational) at level (4)

M (N4) – 60% ES (N4) – 60%

E (5) (60 – 69%) M (5) (60 – 69%) ES (3) with 60%

M (N4) – 60% ES (N4) – 60%

E (5) (60 – 69%) M (5) (60 – 69%) PS (3) with 60%

Method 2

26 with M (3); 28 with ML (4)

26 with Method 1 M (3); 28 with ML (4)

23 – 24 Use NSC rating

Method 2

27 - 29 23 - 26 Waitlist Method 2 --

M (N4) – 60% ES (N4) – 60%

E (5) (60 – 69%) M (5) (60 – 69%) ES (3) with 60%

M (N4) – 60% ES (N4) – 60%

E (5) (60 – 69%) M (5) (60 – 69%) ES (3) with 60%

Online selection test

M (N4) – 50% Clothing Production (N4) – 60%

E (5) (60 – 69%) ML (5) (60-69%) or M (3) (40-49%)

Recommended: Any of the following: ACC (3), BUS (3), ECON (3), CIVT (3), EGD (3), CAT (3), IT (3), PS (3), TS (3)

M (N4) – 60%

E (5) (60 – 69%) M (5) (60 – 69%)

Bachelor of Geomatics CLOTHING & TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY

Diploma in Clothing & Textile Technology

CONSTRUCTION Diploma in Construction MANAGEMENT & QUANTITY SURVEYING

ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONIC & COMPUTER ENGINEERING

Recommended: One of the following: CAT (4), IT (4), ELECT (4)

E (5) (60 – 69%), M (5) (60 – 69%) At least 3 of the following: ES (3) M (N4) – 60% with 60%, Electrical ES (N4) – 60% Principles and Electrotechnics (N4) Practice (3) with 60% 60%, Electronic Digital Electronics (N4) Control and Digital 60% Electronics (3) with 60%, Electrical Workmanship (3) with 60%

Recommended: One of the following: CAT (5), IT (5), ELECT (5)

M (N4) – 60% ES (N4) – 60% Electrotechnics (N4) 60% Digital Electronics (N4) 60%

E (5) (60 – 69%), M (5) (60 – 69%) At least 3 of the following: ES (3) with 60%, Electrical Principles and Practice (3) with 60%, Electronic Control and Digital Electronics (3) with 60%, Electrical Workmanship (3) with 60%

Diploma in Engineering Technology in Electrical Engineering Diploma in Engineering Technology in Computer Engineering

27 - 29 Method 23 - 26 2 Waitlist

4 or ET 4

Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Electrical Engineering Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Computer Engineering

Method 2

5 or ET 5

INDUSTRIAL & SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

Diploma in Industrial Engineering

27 - 29 Method 2 23 - 26 Waitlist

Recommended: MECHT (3)

E (N4) - 60% M (N4) - 60% ES (N4) - 60%

E (5) (60 – 69%) M (5) (60 – 69%) ES (3) with 60%

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Diploma in Mechanical Engineering

27 - 29 Method 2 23 - 26 Waitlist

Recommended: One of the following: ELECT (3), EGD (3), MECHT (3)

E (N4) - 60% M (N4) - 60% ES (N4) - 60%

E (5) (60 – 69%) M (5) (60 – 69%) ES (3) with 60%

Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Mechatronics)

Recommended: One of the following: ELECT (4), EGD (4), MECHT (4)

E (N4) - 60% M (N4) - 60% ES (N4) - 60%

E (5) (60 – 69%), M (5) (60 – 69%), ES (3) with 60% Recommended: Electro Technology (3) (50 – 69%), Mechatronic Systems (3) (50 – 69%)

Method 2

31-35 Method 28 - 30 2 Waitlist

MARITIME STUDIES

Bachelor of Marine Engineering Bachelor of Nautical Science Bachelor of Marine Engineering ECP Bachelor of Nautical Science ECP

Method 2

Eyesight and Medical at approved SAMSA Medical Practitioner

M (N4) - 70% PS (N4) - 70%

E (4) M (6) PS (4)

M (N4) - 60% PS (N4) - 60%

E (5) M (5) PS (3)

Subject to the space availability, consideration will be given for admitting students to the ECP programmes with: English (4); with one of either Mathematics, Physical Science (4), and the other (3), with a minimum of 45%, or Technical Maths/ Technical Science (5) and the other (4) with a minimum of 55% for the following programmes only: Diploma in Chemical Engineering (ECP), Diploma in Civil Engineering (ECP), Diploma in Industrial Engineering (ECP), Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (ECP), Diploma in Engineering Technology in Electrical Engineering (ECP), or Diploma in Engineering Technology in Computer Engineering (ECP). Meeting these requirements does not automatically imply that applicants will be accepted. First option for admission, selection and placement will be given. Pre-2008 Matriculants must contact the faculty office for information.