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JSC Centre Name & Number 2018 (Full Time Candidates) JSC Centre Name & Number 2018 (Full Time Candidates) Centre Number Centre Name A02 ERNST JAGER CS A03 J.A. NEL SS A04 KARASBURG SS A05 NOORDOEWER JSS A06 LORDSVILLE JSS A08 OOSTERHEIM CS A09 P K DE VILLIERS SS A10 SCHMELENVILLE CS A11 ST THERESE SS A12 SUIDERLIG HS A14 ADAMS STEVE CS A15 ORANJEMUND PRIV SCHOOL A19 KEETMANSHOOP JSS A19 KEETMANSHOOP JSS A20 ANGRA PEQUENA SSS A20 ANGRA PEQUENA SSS A22 KAITSI!GUBEB CS A24 TSAU//KHAEB SS A24 TSAU//KHAEB SS A25 AMBROSIUS AMUTENYA CS C01 DANIE JOUBERT CS C02 ANNA MAASDORP CS C03 C//OASEB SS C04 DAWEB CS C05 DR.LEMMER HS C06 P.J. TSAITSAIB CS C06 P.J. TSAITSAIB CS C07 EMPELHEIM JSS C07 EMPELHEIM JSS C08 M K GERTZE HS C09 MARIENTAL SS C10 PI GROENEWALD JS C11 PIONIER JSS (SCHLIP) C12 REHOBOTH HS C13 ROOIDUIN SSS C13 ROOIDUIN SSS C14 VOORUITSIG CS C14 VOORUITSIG CS C15 W J D CLOETE CS C16 HARDAP PRISON C18 REHOBOTH PRIVATE SCHOOL C19 MARIENTAL GYMNASIUM PRIVATE SCHOOL E01 A SHIPENA SS E01 A SHIPENA SS E02 ACADEMIA SS E03 AUGUSTINEUM SS E05 CENTAURUS HS E05 CENTAURUS HS E06 CONCORDIA COLLEGE E07 COSMOS HS E08 DAVID BEZUIDENHOUT SS E08 DAVID BEZUIDENHOUT SS E09 DELTA SS E10 ELDORADO SS E10 ELDORADO SS E11 ELLA DU PLESSIS SSS E12 EROS GIRLS E13 GOREANGAB JSS E13 GOREANGAB JSS E14 GROOT AUB JSS E16 HOCHLAND HS E17 IMMANUEL SHIFIDI SS E18 JAKOB MARENGO T.COL. E19 JAN JONKER AFRIKANER SS E20 JAN MOHR SS E21 KHOMAS HS E23 ST JOSEPH'S RC E24 WINDHOEK TECHN. 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