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Ladysmith Technical College was established in the early 1960s under the Department of Education and Culture. It started by offering self-enrichment courses for adults. By 1984 the college offered formal training from N1 – N3 commercial courses. In 1991 this was expanded to N4 – N6, both in Business and Engineering studies.

Ezakheni Technical College and Skills Centre were established by the then Department of Education in the early 1980s. Both training centre’s offered artisan training based on the scheduled block-release system as well as short skills courses in Plumbing, Motor Mechanics, Welding and Carpentry of three months duration. In the 1990’s Nated courses from N1 – N6 Engineering courses were offered. The College’s Central Office and Ladysmith Campus are situated on the banks of the Klipriver and are located in central Ladysmith. The Ezakheni campuses are situated in Ezakheni Township, approximately 25 km away from the town.

In the new developments towards the better part of 2008, the former Ezakheni Ex-College of Education buildings was transferred to Mnambithi TVET College by the Department of Education. State-of-art workshops were built on this site and it will be niched as the engineering campus. In 2009 Mnambithi TVET College also inherited buildings at Estcourt and a new campus will be built in Bergville soon. With more satellite campus offering in the near future, Mnambithi TVET College’s aim is to reach more people and meet their educational needs.

In 2007 N1-N3 was phased out and replaced by the new curriculum called National Certificate Vocational was introduced will the following courses: Electrical Infrastructure Construction, Hospitality, Tourism, Finance, Accounting & Economics, Information Technology and Computer Science, Office Administration and Education & Development.

The college still offers Nated Courses (Report 191) from N4-N6 in Electrical Engineering, Business Management, Financial Management, Human Resource Management, Hospitality, and Tourism. The college is positioned to service mostly the rural community of Bergville, Estcourt, Msinga, Pomeroy, Greytown, Mooi River and Ladysmith and its catchment area. This positioning can be regarded both as advantageous and also as limiting.

Admission information

If you are applying to Mnambithi TVET College, here are some of the most useful information that you need to Know about Mnambithi TVET College, Check the links below for more details

• Mnambithi fet college closing date for registration
• Mnambithi tvet college registration process
• Mnambithi tvet college online application
• Mnambithi tvet college public management
• Estcourt fet college courses

Contacts

Central Office
Physical Address:
77 Murchison Street
Ladysmith
3370

Email Address
info.mnambithi@feta.gov.za
Tel: 036 631 0380
Fax: 036 631 4146

Campuses

Estcourt Campus
10 Shepstone Road, Estcourt, 3310
Tel: +27(036) 342 9800

Ezakheni [A] Campus
Ezakheni [A] Section, Ezakheni, 3381
Tel: +27(036) 636 2733
Fax: 036 636 2704

Ezakheni Skills Centre
Ezakheni [B] Section, Ezakheni, 3381
Tel: +27(036) 636 1017
Fax: 036 636 1017

Ezakheni [E] Campus
Ezakheni [E] Section, Ezakheni, 3381
Tel: +27(036) 634 1020
Fax: 036 634 7245

Ladysmith Campus
Ladysmith Campus, 12 Walton St, 3370
Tel: +27(036) 637 4782,
Fax: 036 631 0871

For more details, you can visit the Mnambithi TVET College Website Here