Central Johannesburg TVET College History

Central Johannesburg TVET College History – See Details Below:
Central Johannesburg TVET College (CJC) was established on 11 September 2003 when the late Minister, Prof. Kadar Asmal, launched the landscape for the then Further Education and Training (FET) sector at our Alexandra
Campus. The name FET was later changed to Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) by the current Minister, Dr Bonginkosi E Nzimande. The College is one of 50 public TVET colleges in South Africa operating under the auspices of the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET). There are eight TVET colleges in Gauteng. The College has eight campuses, i.e. Ellis Park; Parktown; Alexandra; Riverlea; Langlaagte, Crown Mines, Smit Street and Troyeville. The eight campuses are spread within a radius of approximately 10 km from the Central Office in Parktown. The Central Office is based in Parktown, next to the Rodean School, and
offers centralised support services such as Human Resource Administration and Development; Finance, Academic Affairs; Student Support Services; etc. The College offers national accredited programmes, i.e. National Technical
Education (NATED) and National Certificate (Vocational)- NC(V). These programmes are quality assured by Umalusi, the Council for Quality Assurance in General and Further Education and Training, to ensure a
national standard. In addition to the above programmes, the College also offers some skills programmes in collaboration with the relevant Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA). The programmes are accredited and quality assured by the relevant SETA Education and Training Quality Assurance (ETQA) unit.
The College offers programmes in the following fields: Engineering Technology; Business Studies and UTILITIES. For more information on what is offered in each field of study, visit our website on www.cjc.edu.za.
We trust that you will find the study programme that you are looking for and that you may be successful in your endeavours.