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 1. Select either Public or Private TVET

2. Select your Province of choice

3. Click on the institution on the right

4. Copy the url (the part that starts with http:) and paste into your browser.

5. When you get to the Institution’s web page, read the requirements carefully

6. Read and follow the application process completely.

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I need to find out about the TVET COLLEG SPECIALIES WITH A SPORT COMMENTER

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The Maths and Science qualification you will need is a Level 4 course (National Senior Certificate). Generally you would need to pass Level 2, 3 and 4 before you could do either a Diploma (where any Maths or Science would be at Level 5) or a degree.

There are two options:

1. Do Maths and Science at a private institution (see the Maths & Science answer here https://careerplanet.co.za/faq/Training-related-questions)

2. Do a Diploma which does not require Maths or Science while tackling 1.

Hi

I would like to doa UNISA course next year. How do I sign up?

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Hi

Thank you for your question.

You can apply now but registration only opens in November 2012.

To apply you can go to the UNISA website:

http://www.unisa.ac.za/

On their website you can click on Undergraduate degrees and then on the following page they give you all the details for applying.

Because Distance Education requires a different approach, it is useful to spend some time getting to know all the resources UNISA offer, including in the My Unisa option. There you will find Learner Support where they advise you about studying via correspondence.
You can also download the brochure for your faculty which will give you a lot of useful information.
Good luck with your studies!

I am interested in studying Medicine but I wondered about the service while and after you study and how long it takes. Also do they pay you?

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There are three kinds of service:

• Student Internship

• Internship

• Community Service

This is what the University of Pretoria states in its faculty prospectus for 2012-13 for the Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MB ChB)

• Year 1 to the middle of year 5

Theoretical, practical and clinical training in the medical disciplines.

• Second half of year 5 and year 6

Student internship, during which all the clinical training takes place around patients in hospitals and clinics. After this, there are two years of internship (clinical service under supervision in accredited hospitals throughout the country), as well as another compulsory year of community service. These three years are not part of the university training.

• Involvement in community serviceThe curriculum was compiled from the viewpoint that training should take place through service delivery. In this context, the Faculty provides a comprehensive service to the broader community through several outreach programmes. Students are already involved in these programmes during their undergraduate studies.To be allowed to register as a doctor (medical practitioner), a student has to obtain the MBChB degree, followed by in-service training as an intern (general practitioner). After that, all newly qualified doctors are obliged by law to complete at least one year of community service.

PLEASE NOTE: This is different from university to university and can change from year to year.
SALARIES These are the salaries published in 2011 (There may be other conditions attached).
• Student Interns are not paid but Interns are paid R 295 989 a year for full time work

• Community Service Interns are paid 390 993 a year for full time work

Hi

I would like to train for bank teller and get work after ,where should go to  for training.

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We would urge you to read this on our website

https://careerplanet.co.za/careers/business-admin-finance/banking

And this very good description of the work of a bank teller

https://careerplanet.co.za/careers/business-admin-finance/banking/bank-teller

It includes training options. You will notice there that it recommends approaching Banks directly and we suggest you apply for a Learnership. Here for example is Standard Bank’s training academy

http://standardbank.com/BankingSkillsAcademy.aspx

If you are not registered on our website please do so, in order to take advantage of Learnerships advertised here:

https://careerplanet.co.za/opportunity_search/learnerships

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We assume you are referring to the Institute of Engineering and Rural Technology Diploma? This is a foreign qualification and to assess whether it is recognised and what level it is you need to communicate with the SOUTH AFRICA QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY (SAQA) The department you need to liaise with is the Directorate: Foreign Qualifications Evaluation and Advisory Services (DFQEAS) and you can do that here:

http://www.saqa.org.za/show.asp?id=2890

Good luck from

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Hi gooday,

to whom it may cocern,

im shiraan,i want some help on finding a learnership or a job in the IT field or any IT study opportunities in Cape town.

i have matric but i dont have pure maths only have maths lit, i have semi-skill informal Desktop support experiece, problem solving,configurating,installing,pc and printers setup,add to domain

please advise

regards

shiraan

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HI Shiraan

You are on the right track finding a way to get professional qualifications. We suggest you explore what FET Colleges can offer you. College of Cape Town (CCT) has an interesting post-matric qualification called The Cisco Networking Academy Programme offered at their Crawford Campus. It does not require maths. You can find their contact details here:

https://careerplanet.co.za/get_skills

They also have other computer-related courses and we suggest you ask about Learnerships when you go and see them.

Please let us know if this has been helpfuL.

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