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2021 Application Form 2021 APPLICATION FORM (Please note that this is not a registration form, the registration forms will be made available to successful applicants) 1.2 PREFFERED CAMPUS: (refer to No. 6 below) 1.1 PROGRAMME: (refer to No. 4 below) 1.3 Full-time Part-time 2. Personal Details 2.3.1 2.3.2 2.3.3 2.1 Surname 2.2 Initials 2.3 Title Mr Ms Mrs 2.2 Full Name(s) SAME ORDER AS IN ID BOOK (DO NOT INCLUDE SURNAME) Y Y M M D D 2.4 Gender Male Female ID (Attached 2.3 certified copy) 1 2 3 4 5 2.5 Ethic Group African Coloured Indian White Other ENGlish AFRikaans isiXHOSA SETswana isiSWATI XITsonga 2.6 Mother Tongue TSHivenda SEPedi SESotho isiZULU isiNDEBELE Unknown/Other 1 2 3 4 2.7 Marital Status Single Married Divorced Other Highest qualification/Grade passed 2.8 (Attached certified copies) 2.9 RSA Citizen Y N 2.9 Other Country CURRENT 2.10.1 2.10.2 2.10.3 2.10.4 2.10.6 2.10 ACTIVITY This TVET College Other College School (Grade) Working Unemployed Name of Parent Relationship 2.11 / Guardian 2.12 to student 3. Contact Details 3.2 Tel No (H) 3.3 Tel No (W) 3.4 Cell No (Mother) Guardian 3.5 Cell No 3.6 Cell No (Student) 3.7 E-Mail(Self and/or (Father) parent) 3.8 Fax No 3.9 Cell No (Other Relatives) 3.10 Preferred method of 3.10.1 3.10.2 3.10.3 3.10.4 communication (please tick) e-mail Cell/Mobile Post Fax 3.11 Physical Address of Student 3.12 Postal Address: (Company / Parent / Guardian) Postal Code Postal Code CALL CENTRE NUMBER: 086 176 8849 SWGC-Marketing-Application Form - 02 2020/08/06 Page 1 of 2 Address all correspondence to Private Bag X33, Tshiawelo, 1817 / Distance Education correspondence to Private Bag X7, Pinegowrie, 2123 Head Office Contact Centre Dobsonville Campus GeorgeTabor Campus Molapo Campus Roodepoort Campus Roodepoort West Campus Technisa Campus Fax: 011 984 1262 Fax: 011 9451881 Fax: (011) 988 9212 Fax: (011) 982 5543 Fax: (011) 984-0136 Fax: (011) 763 5937 Fax: (011) 766 4214 Fax: (011) 886 7997 E-mail: E-mail: E-mail: E-mail: E-mail: E-mail: E-mail: E-mail [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1822A Molele Street Klip Valley /Union St 5604 Van Onselen Road 1440 Mncube Drive 1822B Molele Street 1 Webber Avenue 1 Lawson Street Cnr Main & Huguenot Molapo Kliptown Dobsonville Dube Molapo Horizon Roodepoort West Blairgowrie 4. Programmes 4.1 REPORT 191 Business Studies: N4 – N6 Engineering Studies: N1 – N6 Utility Studies: N4 – N6 (NATED) Business Marketing Civil Electrical Introductory Clothing Production Management Management Engineering Engineering Clothing Construction Human Public Mechanical Water and Waste Educare Hospitality and Resource Management Engineering Water Catering Services Management Management programmes Management Financial Multy - Popular Music: Assistant Management Disciplinary (Composition, Drawing Office Studio Work and Performance Practice N4 & N5 4.2 National Business Studies Engineering Studies Utility Studies Certificate (Vocational) NC (V) Level 2 - 4 NC (V) Level 2 - 4 NC (V) Level 2 - 4 [NC (V)] Finance, Management Civil Engineering and Education and Hospitality Economics & Engineering & Related Design Development Accounting Building Construction Primary Health Primary Agriculture programmes Marketing Office Electrical Information Safety in Society Administration Infrastructure Technology and Construction Computer Science Mechatronics Tourism Transport and Logistics 5. Disability 5.1 Disabilities 5.1.1 Blindness Deafness Deaf-blindness Partial sightedness/ Hard of hearing None Low vision (Please attach the 5.1.2 Cerebral Palsy Autistics Spectrum Psychiatric Epilepsy medical disorders disorder certificate 5.1.3 Physical Learning Specific learning Behavioural/ conduct Attention to difficult disorders from doctor) Disability Deficiencies that disability disorder needs to be supported 6. Campuses 6.1 Campuses 6.1.1 Dobsonville Campus 6.1.2 George Tabor 6.1.3 Molapo Campus (Business Studies only) (Utility Studies only) (Engineering Studies only) 5604 Van Onselen Road 1440 Mncube Drive 1822 A Molele Street Dobsonville Dube Village C/o Koma Road Molapo, Soweto 6.1.4 Roodepoort Campus 6.1.5 Roodepoort West Campus 6.1.3 Technisa Campus (Business and Utility (Engineering Studies only) (Business Studies [NC (V)] and Studies) Distance Learning) No. 3 Webber Street No. 1 Hinda Road Horizon View C/o Hinda & Lawson Street Cnr. Huguenot Avenue & Main Street, Roodepoort Roodepoort Bordeaux, Randburg 7 NSFAS BURSARY REQUIRED? 8 I have been granted Government Yes No Bursary for my previous studies Yes No 9 I have previously studied with 10 If so, which programme did you the college or any other Yes No study for? Institution of higher learning 11 DISTANCE LEARNING Please refer to the college website for Distance Application Form: www.swgc.co.za 9. DECLARATION 1. I hereby declare that the information above is accurate and correct and that should I, the applicant, be accepted as a student, I will unconditionally adhere to the rules and regulations of this College. I take note that I will occupy a high premium space, which could easily have been allocated to another deserving applicant. I undertake to utilize this space fully. I commit to stay in the programme for its total duration. Signed: Parent / Guardian (Where Applicable) Signed: Applicant ………………………………………................................... ………………………………………..................................... Date: ……………………………................................. Date: ………………………………............................... CALL CENTRE NUMBER: 086 176 8849 SWGC-Marketing-Application Form - 02 2020/08/06 Page 2 of 2 …………………………………… ……………………… ……………………………….…. Address all correspondence to Private Bag X33, Tshiawelo, 1817 / Distance Education correspondence to Private Bag X7, Pinegowrie, 2123 Name of processing Officer Date: Signature of processing Officer Head Office Contact Centre Dobsonville Campus GeorgeTabor Campus Molapo Campus Roodepoort Campus Roodepoort West Campus Technisa Campus InFax case: 011 984 the 1262 applicantFax: 011 9451881is underage, Fax: (011)the 988 parent 9212 ’s/gFax:uardian (011) 982 ’5543s agreement Fax: (011) will 984 -be0136 binding.Fax: (011) 763 5937 Fax: (011) 766 4214 Fax: (011) 886 7997 E-mail: E-mail: E-mail: E-mail: E-mail: E-mail: E-mail: E-mail [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1822A Molele Street Klip Valley /Union St 5604 Van Onselen Road 1440 Mncube Drive 1822B Molele Street 1 Webber Avenue 1 Lawson Street Cnr Main & Huguenot Molapo Kliptown Dobsonville Dube Molapo Horizon Roodepoort West Blairgowrie .
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