College Of Cape Town
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College Of Cape Town
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Sep '25 - Aug '26
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1 reviews | Active since May 2012
12 Feb 2026, 07:20
College of Cape Town terrible communication
If I could give a ZERO star that is exactly what I would do. After the Northlink mess, I decided lets try College of Cape Town. Registered online and did the admission process. If potential students do not qualify for the artisan trade, what is next? What do you offer? Remember, not everyone wants to pursue a career in Business Management, Tourism, Hospitality, etc. As an institution of higher education, I suggest providing an alternative to getting in for trade studies as far as possible, not just a rejection letter stating you did not qualify due to your school subjects. It seems like this is the way most TVET colleges operate! They do not reply to emails, if they do eventually reply you have forgotten about the several follow-up emails you've tried reaching them. No answering of calls.
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1 reviews | Active since May 2012
12 Feb 2026, 07:20
College of Cape Town terrible communication
If I could give a ZERO star that is exactly what I would do. After the Northlink mess, I decided lets try College of Cape Town. Registered online and did the admission process. If potential students do not qualify for the artisan trade, what is next? What do you offer? Remember, not everyone wants to pursue a career in Business Management, Tourism, Hospitality, etc. As an institution of higher education, I suggest providing an alternative to getting in for trade studies as far as possible, not just a rejection letter stating you did not qualify due to your school subjects. It seems like this is the way most TVET colleges operate! They do not reply to emails, if they do eventually reply you have forgotten about the several follow-up emails you've tried reaching them. No answering of calls.
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