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• No criminal record
• Not younger than 17 years
• South African Citizen
• No visible tattoos

Being noted that the minimum requirement proposed by the Department of Higher Education for admission in Grade 11.
The admission requirements for other learners (non-NC (V))

• Vertical (Upward movement) articulation requirements must be met on the NQF structure
• Qualification-specific requirements must be met e.g. SETA requirements

All students will be required to submit the following

• A certificate of Good Conduct, from their previous institutions of learning or place of work
• A certified copy of the last school report original must be presented on the application
• 8 certified copies of ID (where a student is 16 years or older) original must be presented on the application

Parents or guardians must accompany the applicant in order to verify the correctness of personal details being given, in the case where students are a minor or where the parent or guardian is providing financial support. Students will be selected according to their potential ability based on their highest qualifications and other relevant factors) to successfully complete the course. The College Council reserves the right to determine this potential.
Students who transfer from another FET College must submit the following
Reason for transfer

• A letter to confirm that they have been de-registered at the previous institution
• A Certified copy of the Identity Document
• A report of their academic history on a College letterhead, including Internal Continuous Assessment (ICASS) and Integrated Summative Assessment (ISAT) results
• The student’s Portfolios of Evidence for all subjects from the previous institution, if transferring during an academic year
• A Certificate of Good Conduct, from their previous institution of learning

Competency Tests – NCV
The purpose of the competency test is to ensure that the student is placed in a programme best suited to his/her ability. A competency test must be completed by the student to determine his/her proficiency in English as it is the medium of instruction in the College. Competency tests are prescribed by the National Department of Education and Training as a requirement for admission and it is imperative that these be conducted in the best interests of students and the College.

Competency tests are also completed in the following subjects

• Mathematics
• Mathematical Literacy
• Vocational subjects, in specialised fields

Students who are not successful in the competency test will be directed towards other study options.
Application for Admission as a Student
By signing the application form, the applicant (and his parents/guardian where applicable) undertakes to comply with the rules and regulations of the College and to pay the prescribed fees. Applications for admission are subject to selection.
Correct parent/guardian details must be provided and verified at the time of registration. After immediate verification, if falsified information is given on the application form, the application will be cancelled and the student/parent/guardian will be held liable for any costs incurred. If a student fails to comply with the above, the College Council reserves the right to cancel such registration.
Registration and Tuition Fees
Students will not be admitted to the College unless fees, as prescribed, have been paid in full or the necessary arrangements made.
Registration Date
Student registration will take place in accordance with the registration dates as contained in the College calendar.
Cancellation of Registration and Refund of Fees
A student may cancel registration within the first 10 days of the commencement of classes. After this date, the student will be held liable for all outstanding class fees. No refunding of class fees will be considered 10 days after the commencement of classes, except in cases of serious illness and/or death.
80% Attendance

• Port Elizabeth College will apply the 80 % attendance rule, in order to ensure that better academic results and greater discipline are attained in the classroom.
• The consequence of this is that students, who do not attend classes for 80% of the class time upon registration, will not be allowed entry into the examinations.
• This will be reconciled with the respective student’s marks to establish whether they qualify academically.
• Where bursary allocations are less than the demand, the student’s attendance record of the previous year will be taken into consideration for a Bursary.

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