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&Your FUTURE is in YOUR hands...

2015HIGHER EDUCATION & TRAINING


CAMPUSES REGISTERED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION & TRAINING

ACCREDITED by the COUNCIL ON HIGHER EDUCATION

BENONI90 Elston Drive

(Ex-Unisa Building)Tel: 011 420 0580

BLOEMFONTEIN22 A Aliwal Street

Cnr. Elizabeth & Aliwal StreetsTel : 051 - 448 6392Tel : 051 - 430 4931

28 Maitland / Sharlotte Maxeke Street

(Above Nandos)Tel : 051 – 430 2385

BRAAMFONTEIN76 Jorissen Street

Stansure House (Above Standard Bank)

Tel : 011 - 403 1801

23 De Beer StreetCnr De Beer & JorissenAdj. Braamfontein CntrTel : 011 - 403 0471/67

CAPE TOWN49 St. Georges MallCnr. Castle Street &

St. Georges MallTel : 021 - 422 2148

DURBAN292 Anton Lembede Street

Cnr Anton Lembede &Dorothy Nyembe Street

Tel : 031 - 304 6416/9340

44 Joe Slovo StreetCnr Joe Slovo & Anton Lembede Street

(Opp First National Bank)Tel : 031 - 843 9100

EDENVALE54 VAN REEBEECK AVENUE

(ABSA Building)Tel: 011 453 9632

JOHANNESBURG32 Diagonal Street,

Cnr. Sauer & Jeppe Street.(Opp Bank City)

Tel : 011 - 834 3051

141 Main StreetCnr. Main & Von Weilligh Street.

(Near Carlton Centre)Tel : 011 - 331 6239/30

33 Troy Street(Standard Bank Chambers)

Cnr. Troy & Commisioner StreetTel : 011 - 333 7132Tel : 011 - 595 4400

37 Harrison StreetNelson Mandela Building

(Adj. City Hall)Tel : 011 492 2930/ 2890

CARLTON CONTACT CENTRESuite 113 (Upper Level)

(Opp. Bidvest Bank)Tel: 011 331 2838

KEMPTON PARK22 Voortrekker Street

(Opp Kentucky Fried Chicken)Tel : 011 - 394 8004

7 Wolff StreetABSA Bulding (Opp Kempton Sq.)

Tel: 011 394 5921/3595

KRUGERSDORP7 Monument Street

Cnr Burger Street (Above Old Nedbank)

Tel: 011 660 5671/9538

PRETORIA13 Church Square

Cnr. Bank St. & Church StreetTel : 012 - 323 0577/0488

169 Jacob Maree / Jeff Masemola Street

(Opp. Dept Of Land Affairs)Tel : 012 - 323 4655

76 Andries / Thabo Sehume Street(Opp. the National Library)

Tel : 012 - 326 1526/323 4017

287 Struben Street(Next to the National Library)

Tel : 012 - 765 1900

421 Church / Helen Joseph Street(Opp Tshwane University of Tech

Arcadia Campus)Tel : 012 - 320 2755/9745

336 Paul Kruger Street(Behind Dep of Labour)

Tel : 012 - 320 4927

PIETERMARITZBURG1st Floor

235 Langalibalele StreetTel : 033 - 345 9813

21 Timber Street(Next to Capitec Bank)

Tel: 033 811 1615 / 1635

POLOKWANE52 Church StreetCnr Thabo MbekiTel: 015-295 8764

MIDRAND181 Moritz Road

(Opp Midrand City)Tel : 011 312 7387

RANDBURG112 Bordeaux Drive

(Opp Taxi Rank)Cnr. Bordeaux &

St. Andrews DriveTel : 011 - 326 0435

SPRINGSCnr. 4th Rd & 5th Avenue

Tel : 011 - 815 6272/70

UMHLANGA ROCKSAfrican Palms 9 Palm Boulevard,

Above Jays StudioTel: 031 825 7537

VEREENIGING20 Voortrekker StreetCnr. Voortrekker Street

& Kruger AvenueTel : 016 - 422 4511/0425

OPENING SOON !!!

BALLITOBallito Buzz Building, 2 Moffat Drive, Ballito

(Behind BMW)Tel :0861 321 321

DURBAN (Steve Biko)106 Steve Biko Road (Opp. Gate 2, DUT

Campus, Above Chicken Licken)Call: 031 201 1056 / 0861 243 848

RIVONIANo.3 of 5th Avenue, off Rivonia Boule-

vard & Mutual Rd.(Near McDonalds), RIVONIA.

Tel: 011 234 15462


PC Training & Business College (Pty) Ltd is registered with the Department of Higher Education & Training as a Private Higher Education Institution under the Higher Education Act, 1997, Registration Certificate No. 2000/HE07/008 and as a Private Further Education College under the Further Education and Training Act, 2006. Registration Certificate No. 2008/FE07/050. Also appointed by the Department of Higher Education and Training as an Employment and Skills Develop-ment Agency (ESDA) under the Skills Development Act, 2007. Registration certificate No. 00073. All Qualifications are

Accredited by the Council on Higher Education and Registered on the National Qualifications Framework by the South African Qualifications Authority.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.1 Table of Contents 3-41.2 A Long History of Accomplishments including National & International Awards 51.3 Institutional Overview - Technology to ensure your Success 7-91.4 Worldwide Acknowledgement : Technology to Advance Teaching & Learning 11-121.5 Meet our National Academic & Institutional Leadership 131.6 Welcome by the Academic Director 151.7 PC Training & Business College is a member of the SAP Global University Alliance 16

2.1 Faculty Of Media, Information & Communications Technology 172.2 Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSc IT) 182.3 Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year : 360 Credits : NQF 6) 192.4 Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year : 240 Credits : NQF 6) 202.5 Advanced Certificate in Information Technology 212.6 Higher Certificate in Information Technology 222.7 Diploma in Computer Applications (Dip CA) 232.8 Advanced Certificate in Systems Engineering 242.9 Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering 25

INSTITUTIONAL HISTORY, GOVERNANCE & LEADERSHIP

FACULTY OF MEDIA, INFORMATION & COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

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DR. MUNI KOOBLALB.Sc, B ED, HED, ADV DIP (PUB.AD),

MPA, D.ADMINCHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICER

FACULTY OF BUSINESS ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT & SCIENCES3.1 Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) 273.2 Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) 283.3 Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year : 370 Credits, NQF 6) 293.4 Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year : 245 Credits, NQF 6) 303.5 Higher Certificate in Business Administration 313.6 Advanced Certificate in Commerce 323.7 Advanced Certificate in Business Administration 333.8 Higher Certificate in Office Administration 343.8 Our Deputy Chief Executive Officer talks about her Campus Operations 36-37 LOCATION OF CAMPUSES & ACCREDITED PROGRAMMES 4.1 Tshwane & Northern Campuses 384.2 Tshwane & Pretoria Metro Campuses 394.3 Krugersdorp, Vereeniging & Randburg Campuses 404.4 Bloemfontein & Polokwane Campuses 414.5 Braamfontein & Johannesburg Metro Campuses 43-444.6 Ekuruhleni Metro & Midrand Campuses 454.7 Ekuruhleni Metro & Kemptonpark Campuses 464.8 Durban Metro Campuses 474.9 Pietermaritzburg & Cape Town Campuses 48 CAMPUS INFORMATION 5.1 Academic Calendar 49 5.2 Statutory Institutional Information 51

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A LONG HISTORY OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS INCLUDINGNATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL AWARDS

2012 – Introduction of TABLET PC to support tech nology to improve Teaching for Learning2012 – Winner of the FNB / Kwa-Zulu National Top Business Portfolio Awards in Social & Community Services 2012 – Finalists in 4 Categories of the African Access National Business Awards: • Investing in People Award • Innovation through Technology Award • Customer Focus Award • Business Education & Training Award2012 – Winner of the Top Gender Empowered Company Award in the Business, Education & Training Category 2013 – Finalists in 4 Categories of the African Access National Business Awards: • Investing in People Award • Innovation through Technology Award • Customer Focus Award • Corporate Citizenship Award 2013 – CEO : Finalist African Access National Business Awards- Top Businessman of the year Category2013 – Winner of the Best Computer Training Institute / College in the Readers Choice “Best of the Best” Pretoria News Awards.2014 – PMR Africa Winner of the Diamond Arrow Award in the Business Sector for economic growth and development, managerial expertise, corporate governance, brand awareness and levels of innovation

1998 – Franchise Association of South Africa Official Franchisor Member2001 – International Organization For Standardization Awarded Certification against the SABS ISO 9001 2000 Quality Standard2002 – The South African Society for Quality - Awarded Senior Member Status2003 – Ethics Institute of South Africa - Founding Organizational Member2004 – Investor In People Official DOL Employee Development Standard Award2005 – Standard Bank Growth Award Finalist in the Small Corporate Category2005 – KZN Chamber of Commerce. Top 10 Finalist in the Category “Entrepreneur of the Year”2005 – AUETD Holdings Launched by the Minister of Labour & Dep. Minister Of Communications2006 – Council On Higher Education. HEQC Audit Cycle Completed: Commendation on Certification2007 – The Star Newspaper Brand Survey Voted 2nd Best College In South Africa2007 – Investor In People Revised International Standard Award2007 – INSETA awarded status as an Institute of Sectoral & Occupational Excellence (ISOE)2008 – SABC Careers Fair Best Stand Award2008 – Proudly South African Home Grown Award Finalist in “Educational Institution of the Year”2008 – KZN Chamber of Commerce Top 5 Finalist in the Standard Bank Medium Enterprise Category “Entrepreneur of the Year”2008 – Awarded the status of an Employment & Skills Devel opment Agency (ESDA) by the Department of Higher Education/Labour for all nine provinces2008 – Council on Higher Education Granted full delegation for the Quality Assurance of Assessor Training & Development & the Moderation of Assessment2008 – Participated as a member of the Progressive Business Forum delegation to Shanghai, China.2009 – Nominated by the Council General of India to serve as a Panelist in the eThekwini – India Business Summit held at the International Convention Centre in Durban.2009 – International Organization For Standardization Awarded certification against the revised SABS ISO 9001:2008, standard.2009 – Council on Higher Education Re-accreditation of Degree Programmes2009 – The Independent Newspaper Brand Survey Voted Best College In South Africa2010 – Winner of the Standard Bank/Durban Chamber of Commerce Business Entrepreneur Award in the Large Corporate Category2011 – Successful conclusion of HEQC’s First Cycle of Institutional Audit Requirements2011 – Winner of FNB/KwaZulu – Natal Top Business Portfolio Award : Social & Community Services Sector2011 – The African Access National Business Awards : Finalist in 3 categories: • Fast Growth Top Company Award • Customer Focus Award • Business Education and Training Award 5


With capital expenditure of over One Billion Rands invested in Campus Infrastructure, PC Training and Business College committed a further R100 million investment to improve the quality of teaching for learning by using technology in education. This learning initia-tive revolutionized and enhanced learning ex-periences in the education process in South Africa. To date 36 000 Tablet PCs were made available to learners registering for Higher and Further Education qualifications, FREE of charge, when they enroll at the College.

New technology significantly changes the learning experiences and lecturers interac-tion. It adds a new dimension to lecture room interaction. Learners receive most of their learning material pre-loaded and readily avail-able from their tablet PC's, creating a culture of learner centredness. The Tablet PC’s com-pact, convertible design allows learners to comfortably make use of the device in small spaces. Tablet PCs also include wireless wifi and internet support. Learners can quickly jot down notes from mathematical formulas to flow charts because they’re electronic and can re-organize their notes, save items in the cloud and search for them later.

This Institution has also successfully migrated to the Moodle Learning Management System which also incorporates certain College lecture videos as they are developed. Global podcasts of experts’ opinions on pertinent subjects and access to real-time interactive learning experi-ences through webinars and chat rooms locally and around the world, together with free inter-net at Campuses makes learning programmes more engaging, interesting and fun. Online as-sessments give learners more chances to im-prove their overall performance, and ultimately their chances of success.

Higher Education learners will also have the added advantage of accessing e–libraries irre-spective of where they are, empowering them to draw from a wider range of research mate-rial from all over the world. In addition, online entry to the Integrated Campus Administration System and e-library for assignments, accounts information and examination results. The Tab-let PC also creates a ‘green’ culture that will benefit the environment by encouraging learn-ers and educators to move away from the exorbitant use of paper and printing, saving over 150 tons of paper per year.

The Institution has also gained a reputation amongst leading employers and industry or-ganizations for outstanding performance in the Education Sector. Its' accomplishments in-clude awards for business growth, community engagement, customer focus, economic de-velopment, gender empowerment and busi-ness education and training.

The technological leadership and ongoing de-ployment of Tablet PC's will further enhance the Institution's standing as a world-class Higher Education Institution.

Harvard Professor, Daphne Koller, has chal-lenged the global ICT sector to provide ICT solutions that will make teaching and learn-ing more fun, stimulating and engaging on a global scale. Prof Koller also refers to Richard Blooms research of 1984 which compared three population samples in different learning situations and with the success generated by each population. This is explained briefly to demonstrate how you can benefit.

Jay RamnundlallB.Com,TQM, MBA ,CFA (SA)

Chief Executive Officer

INSTITUTIONAL OVERVIEWTechnology to ensure your success in Higher Education

Mobile Learning: A Holistic African Solution...

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The First population was represented by the blue line in the graph alongside. Learners stud-ied in a lecture based classroom where teach-ing outcomes allow for about 50% of the stu-dents to be above average.

The second is a population of students who, used a standard lecture based classroom, but with a mastery based approach, which requires learners to demonstrate mastering the previ-ous topic, before moving on the next one. Some improvements in achievement scores above lecture based learning were noted. See the Red Curve Rise.

The third curve, Green line, indicates the suc-cess achieved with one on one tutoring. It would be phenomenal if we could teach so that 98% of our students were above average - un-fortunately we cannot provide each student with an individual tutor HOWEVER we can pro-vide our students with a Tablet PC and other technically savy applications in the curriculum.

The experience of PC Training and Business College in deploying technology in education has contributed to Professor Koller’s search for methods of instruction which can be as

effective as one-on-one tutoring. The use of technology in education can contribute to meaningful improvements to the quality of teaching and learning and overall success rate of learners as demonstrated by PC Training and Business College.

The Graph below compares the year 2011 when printed study guides were used to 2012 and the first semester of 2013, indicating significant im-provements in success rates. What this simply means is that you have a greater chance of suc-cess by studying full-time with us. The GOAL - is to try and push and see how far we get towards the green curves...or even rise above it!

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INSTITUTIONAL OVERVIEWTechnology to ensure your success in Higher Education

The Tablet PC being lightweight and portable, allows learners to also study for their relevant qualifications wherever and whenever it suits them. In addition, there are a multitude of other major benefits to learners who receive these Tablet PCs as learning tools. Each Tablet PC is pre-loaded with relevant learning material for each learner’s course. This includes global podcasts of experts' opinions on pertinent subjects; online entry to the Integrated Campus Administration System and e-Library for assignments, accounts information and examination results.

This initiative has transformed Teaching & Learning by providing a more dynamic and interactive classroom experience that has paved the way for a more effective e - Learning rollout. The Tablet PC and the accompanying access to technology will change the way learners and lecturers interact and learn. Tablets are currently the most well-known and sought after technological devices and are in huge demand, not just for the ordinary consumer but also for every aspiring learner. These innovative devices have created a platform for modern communication and combines ac-cess to all in one convenient, connected device...a game changer.

NATIONAL ACADEMIC, QUALITY ASSURANCE& RESEARCH BOARD MEMBERS

Sagi Murali Rao(India), Nerisha Baijnath(Industry Rep.), Ian Nyamusa(ICT Consultant), Prof. Louis Fourie (University of Western Cape), Jay Ramnundlall (CEO PC Training & Business College), Dr Strini Pillay (DUT), Dr Suresh Ramdial (UKZN), Orsiley Denhere(KPMG), Collin Thakur (DUT), Dr Muni Kooblall(Chief Academic Registrar), Tinyiko Mohale (Deputy Ceo

Operations), Raisha Seupersad (HR Director), Molly Ramnundlall (Marketing Diector), Prof K. John Mammen (Walter Sisulu University), Mrs Sholina Durga (Director : Vocational Education)

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Your Future is in YOUR hands...

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WORLDWIDE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT :TECHNOLOGY TO ADVANCE TEACHING & LEARNING

“The Tablet PC will contribute to improving education and provide redress of environmental issues and contribute to a greener planet”

Ms Rejoice Thizwilandi Mabudafhasi, Deputy Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs

Senzo Mchunu, KZN MEC for Education “I am impressed that you are accredited to offer Degrees and Diplomas! The Tablet PC will definitely assist especially your Degree and Diploma Students. It’s interesting that is does not take long to get accustomed to handling the device. This is indeed a major contribution to Tertiary Education by a Private Provider.”

Mathews Phosa, Treasurer General of the African National Congress“PC Training is a founding member of the PBF and has consistantly served the

education sector well. We are proud to have such a committed educational insti-tution in our membership”

“Hopefully PC Training & Business College will prove to be a shining example to other South African Institutions about the countless possibilities of engaging

learners in a new, innovative and technologically progressive way”

Prof. Hlengiwe Mkhize, former Deputy Minister of Higher Education

Dr. Naresh Chandra , CEO, Birla College of Arts, Science & CommerceAffiliate - University of Mumbai, India

Frikkie Brooks KZN Premier’s Representative - Provincial Planning Commission“I am proud of the college for its foresight and commitment to education by

answering the needs and requirements of South African education through its Tablet PC initiative” ...“I will recommend to the entire Planning Commission to

visit one of your campuses and see how educational policies can be improved to create more employment”

“It is a big improvement on the Indian Government’s pioneering initiative to launch the Aakash Tablet at its State universities & colleges”

“Tablet Release is stunning news. You have cut a trail rather than follow the beaten path. It will create magical learning experiences and opportunities in

Higher Education”

Brian Naicker - Simon Fraser University, Vancouver (Canada)

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WORLDWIDE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT : Cont'dTECHNOLOGY TO ADVANCE TEACHING & LEARNING

Hon. Cllr. James Nxumalo - Executive Mayor, eThekwini“I’m very proud to see that a Business College has initiated an innovative and pioneering

technology in Education which is sure to enhance the learning experience of all students in our KZN area and have a major impact on tertiary education in South Africa. It’s also reas-suring to know that so many students in KwaZulu-Natal will have access to these devices and all the benefits associated with it. Initiatives of such a standing by a private provider

will immensely contribute to our Local Economic Development”

Gwede Mantashe, National Secretary of the African National Congress“I am very impressed with the Tablet PC. I recently completed my studies and

I encourage all South Africans to continue the trend of lifelong learning!”

Zane Ramnundlall, presenting a Tablet PC to Maggie Verster (ICT4 Champions consultant and social media mastermind)

“This is indeed a major contribution to tertiary education by a private provider.”

Hon. Cllr. Chris Ndlela - Executive Mayor, Msunduzi“I believe that my vision for education is aligned with what PC Training and Busi-ness College have to offer this city. Thanks to the recent Tablet PC initiative, our

city’s learners will have direct access to the most advanced technology in education but at very affordable tuition fees ”

Ms Lindiwe Nonceba Sisulu, Former Minister of Defence“The Tablet PC is an investment in our children and the country.”

“Phenomenal Inititiative . A potential partnership with ISETT SETA & PC Training will be contributing to building a better life for the children of South Africa”

Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO- ETDP SETA).

"The focus on using technology to improve education in our country should be encouraged. The Tablet PC is a great innovation and indicates the commitment

of certain institutions to improve the lives of ordinary South Africans"

His Excellency, Hon. Jacob Zuma at JZ RBP Educational Trust.

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MEET OUR NATIONAL ACADEMIC & INSTITUTIONAL LEADERSHIP

JAY RAMNUNDLALLB.Com,MBA, TQM, CFA(SA)

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

RAKASH JUGERNATHB.Com, BCOMPT (HONS)

CA(SA) CHIEF FINANCIAL

OFFICER

ZANE RAMNUNDLALLBSC : IT

CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER

VINESH ASARAMTQM, ASSESSOR,

MODERATOR, ICDLCHIEF OPERATIONS

OFFICER

MOLLY RAMNUNDLALLB.Com, TQM, eCOM-

MERCE, ODETDPCHIEF SOCIAL OFFICER

RAISHA SEUPERSADB.Soc.Sci BA (Hons)

CHIEF : HUMAN RESOURCES

TRAINING & DEVELOPMENTOFFICER

DR. MUNI KOOBLALB.Sc, B ED, HED, ADV DIP

(PUB.AD), MPA, DPA

CHIEF ACADEMICOFFICER

PROF P BRIJLALBA(HONS), M.A., D PHILADVISOR TO THE CHIEF

EXECUTIVE OFFICER

PROF ROSH MAHARAJ

D Ed; M. Ed; B. Ed; B.A.;NTSD; NTD

ACADEMIC DIRECTOR

BA, MPA, D ADMINDIRECTOR : DISTANCE

EDUCATION

PROFESSOR AHMED SADEQ

ADAM

N.DIP PUB ADMINDirector : New Business

Development

SIBUSISO KUNENE

TINYIKO MOHALEBPAED, MBA

DEPUTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER - OPERATIONS

ISAKA REDDYMSc Computer Science

FACULTY MANAGER : MICT

Rosanna Moosa

NATIONAL LIBRARY RESOURCESMANAGER

Dip. IT

Praveen K VasalaMBA, BCom, PGDCA,

PGDHCMFACULTY

MANAGER : BEMS

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Welcome by the Academic Director - Quality Assurance

On behalf of the Academic Faculty, we welcome you to the Institution’s centre of Higher Education. The Institution’s Higher Education programme offerings are managed by Academic Faculties and Departments under appropriatley experienced and qualified Academic and Support Staff.

The Faculty of Media, Information & Communication Technology (MICT) and the Faculty of Busi-ness, Economics & Management Sciences offer accredited Higher Certificate, Advanced Certificate, Diplomas and Degree Programmes which have been benchmarked nationally and internationally and are registered with the South African Qualification Authority (SAQA) on the National Qualification Framework (NQF). The undergraduate programmes offered by the Institution creates endless career opportunities for all learners.The following are unique features of our undergraduate programmes: • developing suitable skills and experience by working in groups towards the accomplishment of a common goal or series of tasks; • developing competency in the main fields of study, i.e. marketing, management, finance, com-puter programming, information systems, economics, etc; and• developing the skills necessary to present opinions on all aspects of business and information technology enviornment in a professional, principled and constructive way.The Institution's innovative undergraduate programme provides learners with hands-on real-world learning from day one, and with the knowledge and skills required in the workplace.

On behalf of the academic faculty, we wish you a pleasant, successful and rewarding academic year. “if you study to remember, you will forget, but if you study to understand, you will remember”.

Prof Rosh MaharajD.Ed; M. Ed, B. Ed; B.A.; NTSD; NTD

Vision"A world-class academic Institution ensuring incremental quality im-provements and enhancing educa-tion and training practices".

Mission“To facilitate and enhance quality teaching for learning, promoting re-search and engaging the community, through innovative practices and emerging technologies achieving in-creased access, employment, entre-preneurial opportunities and trans-formation”.

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PC Training & Business College is a member of the SAP Global University AllianceThe SAP University Alliances programme opens up the world of SAP to PC Training & Business College students which aims to develop highly quali-fied graduates with critical skills for the 21st century workforce. Through a community of over 8 000 academic members as well as engagement at over 750 events annually, SAP University Alliance has inspired students around the world about SAP information technology applications in Busi-ness solutions.

In partnership with SAP’s University Competence Centres around the world, PC Training & Business College gains access to an ever-expanding range of SAP software and curriculum, enabling academics to help students better connect business and IT concepts to practice. Students from member institutions download resources, share their stories, and engage with the wider SAP Community. Empowered students better prepare for suc-cessful career paths and growth.

The SAP Student Entrepreneurship Program is also encouraged through practical projects as part of Work Integrated Learning (WIL). Young bright minds also participate and contribute their ideas via crowdsourcing in industry contests, co-innovation projects and research.

Students also have the opportunity to earn an additional optional industry certification in SAP technologies, positioning themselves for outstanding careers in the SAP ecosystem with top implementation partners or clients worldwide. This helps students receive more job offers at higher salaries from top employers by adding SAP hands-on content into your curriculum vitae’s (CV’s).

PC Training & Business College is a leader in driving innovation at the Institution by partnering with the SAP ecosystem with the following benefits:

* A SAP University Alliances Innovation Lab* Drive Big Data Mobility

* Cloud Research* Co-innovation together with a SAP Big Data Innovation Center

Students are encouraged to join industry contests to showcase their creativity and compete to win trips to SAP events and the chance to build their ideas into actual solutions. As a member of SAP University Alliances,

you can team with SAP’s Corporate Social Responsibility and Government Relation groups to drive joint events aimed at com-munity, civic, and workforce development.

The Young Thinkers Program aims to stimu-late interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) learning and ca-reers to help address the skills shortage that is prevalent around the world, to encour-age entrepreneurial thinking, and to ensure young people are college and workforce ready.

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FACULTY OF MEDIA, INFORMATION & COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

Welcome to the Faculty of Media, Information and Communication Technology. Our improved pro-gramme offerings for 2015 are diverse and address the Skills Development needs in South Africa. Graduates from Colleges and Universities remain a key resource to address the National Skills Short-age that meet the IT needs of major projects as well as the huge shortage of ICT Skills in the economy.

The Faculty of MICT is made up of the following departments:

Department of Information Technology • Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (3 Year)• Diploma in information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in information Technology (3 Year)• Advanced Certificate in Information Technology (1 Year)• Higher Certificate in Information Technology (1 Year)

Department of Computer Applications & Systems Engineering• Diploma in Computer Applications (3 Year)• Advanced Certificate Systems Engineering (1 Year)• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering (1 Year)

The positioning of qualifications to meet the needs of learners entering post school education with access to Certificate Programmes, Higher Certificates, Advanced Certificates, Diplomas and Degrees allows for a more specific alignment of occupations within the ICT sector.

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The purpose of the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology is to enable the qualifying learner to enter various sub-categories within the Information Technology industry. The degree has been structured to allow learners to specialize in one of three possible areas within the IT industry. The curriculum has specific outcomes aimed at developing both generic and specific skills required within each area of specialisation.

All aspects of the programme have extensive practical elements, with emphasis on group and individ-ual work, and the associated business, communication and presentation skills. In addition, the Learner is assured of being exposed to the latest, cutting-edge IT technologies and strategies.

(SAQA NQF 7 : 375 Credits : 3 Years) CHE (SA) Accredited Qualification

Bachelor of Science inInformation Technology (BSc IT)

Admission Requirements:A SA or African National Senior Certificate or equivalent with an endorsement for admission to a Degree. • A Level Students Pass in 2 subjects • O Level Students who have passed 12th class, or an equivalent A level examination or Senior Secondary School Certificate or a technical diploma after Secondary School Certificate with English and Maths in of the Secondary Education system.

Our BSc Degree in Information Technology is flexible allowing one to share a common first year before fo-cusing on a chosen specialisation to enhance one’s career prospects and personal aspiration.

The first year gives one a good grounding in Informa-tion Systems, Programming, Web Technology, Net-works Engineering, e – Commerce and Mathematics.

Learners now enter a developmental year, assessing their progress and making initial decisions about their future. The year has been structured to allow learners to specialize in one of three possible areas within the IT industry: Systems Development; Systems Engi-neering; Information Technology Management

The third year instills an appreciation of the associa-tion between theory and practice and enables the de-velopment of appropriate practical and transferable skills. Again, the learner granted the opportunity to strengethen one of the three specialisation areas: Systems Development; Systems Engineering; Infor-mation Technology Management

Specialisations* Specialisation in Systems Development** Specialisation in Systems Engineering*** Information Technology Management

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Semester 1Information Systems 511Programming 611Web Technology 611Networks Engineering 611E-Commerce 511Mathematics 611

Semester 1Information Systems 621Programming 621Database Systems 621

Semester 1Information Systems 731Programming 731Computer Security 700Software EngineeringManagement 700

Internet Programming 621Computer Architecture 600

Artificial Intelligence 700

Programming 741

Artificial Intelligence 700Programming 741

IT Strategic Management 731IT Risk Management 731

HelpDesk Technology 600Computer Architecture 600

Business Management 621Quantitative Techniques 600

Internet Programming 622Operating Systems 600

Data Warehouse and Data Mining 700Programming 742

Simulation & Modeling 700Microprocessors 700

IT Strategic Management 732IT Risk Management 732

Server Technology 600Operating Systems 600

Business Management 622Management Information Systems 600

Semester 2Information Systems 512Programming 612Web Technology 612Networks Engineering 612E-Commerce 512Mathematics 612

Semester 2Information Systems 622Programming 622Database Systems 622

Semester 2Information Systems 732Programming 732Research Methodology 800Work IntegratedLearning 700

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The purpose of the Diploma in Information Technology is to provide learners with a wide spectrum of study covering the breadth of Information Technology. The diploma has been structured in such a way as to allow learners to specialize in one of three possible areas within the IT industry. The curriculum has been de-signed with specific outcomes in mind and is aimed at developing both generic and specific vocational skills required within each Specialisation area. The Diploma in Information Technology has three Specialisations namely: Specialisation in Information Technology, Specialisation in Networks Engineering, Specialisation in Systems Development.

(SAQA NQF 6 : 360 Credits : 3 Years) CHE (HEQSF) Accredited Qualification

Diploma in Information Technology (DIT)

Admission Requirements:• A National Senior Certificate with an endorsement for admission to a Diploma and / or Degree or • A National Certificate Vocational (NCV) at NQF Level 4 with appropriate subject combination and levels of achievements. or • Mature Age Exemption for learners above the age of 23 as set out in the Higher Education Regulations. or • Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

The first year of this Diploma, introduces the learners to the basic IT concepts, so that they are prepared to learn more advanced topics and procedures asso-ciated with IT. The syllabus at this level introduces students to concepts in Networks; Commercial Pro-gramming, Information Systems, Web Technology and E-Commerce.

The third year of this qualification is designed for stu-dents to develop interactive applications and to apply the theory they were taught in previous years. The specialisations continue in tandem with the second year.

Specialisations* Specialisation in Information Technology Management** Specialisation in Networks Engineering*** Specialisation in Systems Development

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Human Computer Interaction 700

Information Systems 731

Programming 731

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Semester 1Development Software 500Information Systems 511Programming 511Web Technology 511Networks 511E-Commerce 511

Semester 2Business Communication 500Information Systems 512Programming 512Web Technology 512Networks 512E-Commerce 512

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Computer Security 700

Information Systems 732

Programming 732

Work Integrated

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TOTAL CREDITS - 120

TOTAL CREDITS - 120

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Networks 731

Programming 741

IT Strategic Mngt 732

Networks 732

Programming 742

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The second year of the qualification, moves the learn-ers from the basic IT concepts to more advanced top-ics and procedures associated with the genre. The syllabus at this stage allows the learners to select a specialisation from Information Technology, Networks Engineering or Systems Development.

Specialisations* Specialisation in Information Technology Management** Specialisation in Networks Engineering*** Specialisation in Systems Development

Year 2

Semester 1Information Systems 621

Programming 621

Database Systems 621

Quantitative Techniques 600

Business Management 621Networks 621

Business Management 622Networks 622

Networks 621Internet Programming 621

Networks 622Internet Programming 622

Internet Programming 621Business Management 621

Internet Programming 622Business Management 622

Semester 2Information Systems 622

Programming 622

Database Systems 622

Operating Systems 600

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This qualification provides learners with a sound knowledge base in the IT field and the ability to apply their knowledge and skills in the System Development or Technical Support field. It also equips learners to undertake more specialized learning and skills in System Development.

(NQF 6 : 240 Credits : 2 Years) CHE Accredited Qualification

Diploma in Information Technology

Admission Requirements:• A National Senior Certificate with endorsement for admission to a Diploma and / or Degree or • A National Certificate Vocational (NCV) at NQF Level 4 with appropriate subject combination and levels of achievements or • Mature Age Exemption for learners above the age of 23 as set out in the Higher Education Regulations or • Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

The first year of the diploma, introduces the learn-ers to the basic IT concepts, in preperation for more advanced topics and procedures associated with IT. The syllabus at this level introduces learners to con-cepts in Networks, Web Technology, Programming, Information Systems and E-Commerce.

The second year of the qualification, takes the learn-ers from the basic IT concepts introduced in the first year to more advanced topics and procedures asso-ciated with the subject material. The syllabus at this level engages learners in advanced concepts in Net-works, Database Systems, IT Project, Programming and Information Systems.

Year 1

Year 2

Semester 1Development Software 500Information Systems 511Programming 511Web Technology 511Networks 511E-Commerce 511

Semester 1IT Project Management 600Information Systems 621Programming 621Networks 621Database Systems 621Quanitiative Techniques 600

Semester 1IT Group Project 600Information Systems 622Programming 622Networks 622Database Systems 622Work Intergrated Learning 600

Semester 2Business Communication 500Information Systems 512Programming 512Web Technology 512Networks 512E-Commerce 512

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This qualification provides learners with a sound knowledge base in the IT field and the ability to apply their knowledge and skills in Systems Development or Technical Support field. It also equips learners to undertake more specialized learning and Skills in the Systems Development or Technical Support Field.

(NQF 6 : 130 Credits : 1 Year) CHE (HEQSF) Accredited Qualification

Advanced Certificate in Information Technology

Admission Requirements:

The minimum entry requirement is a Higher Certificate in the appropriate field.

The Advanced Certificate in Information Technol-ogy progressively guides the learner through basic IT concepts to more advanced topics and procedures in state-of-the-art IT. A flexible syllabus which allows the learner to choose Specialisations, engages the intel-lect in advanced concepts in Information Systems, E-commerce, Visual Programming, and Database & Network Technical Skills

Year 1

Semester 1Information Systems 611E-Commerce 611Database Systems 611

Programming 611Internet Programming 611

PC Engineering 611Networks 611

Semester 2Information Systems 612E-Commerce 612Database Systems 612Work Intergrated Learning 600

Programming 612Internet Programming 612

PC Engineering 612Networks 612

TOTAL CREDITS - 130

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This qualification provides learners with a foundational knowledge base in the IT field and the ability to apply their knowledge and skills in System Development or Technical Support field. It also equips learners to undertake more specialized learning.Career Focus - This qualification can lead to the following career opportunities:• IT Technical Support • Computer Network Professionals • Junior Database Administrator • Systems Developer

(SAQA NQF 5: 120 Credits : 1 Year) CHE (HEQSF) Accredited Qualification

Higher Certificate in Information Technology (HCIT)

Admission Requirements:The minimum entry requirement is the National Senior Certificate or the National Certificate Vocational with appropriate subject combina-tions and levels of achievement.

The Higher Certificate in IT introduces learners to basic IT concepts. The syllabus at this level engages learners in Basic concepts in Development Software, Business Communication, Web Tech, Network Engi-neering, Basic Programming, E-Commerce and Infor-mation Systems.

Duration - 1 Year TOTAL CREDITS - 120

Semester 1Information Systems 511Programming 511Web Technology 511Networks 511E-Commerce 500

Semester 2Information Systems 512Programming 512Web Technology 512Networks 512Work Intergrated Learning 500

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The Purpose of the Diploma in Computer Applications is to introduce the learner to the design, analy-sis, and application of computers and computer-based systems. Through course and laboratory ex-periences, students learn the principles essential in defining, designing, and building both general purpose and application-specific computer systems. Course work emphasizes fundamental elements of Computer Applications . The senior project provides a unique hands-on experience. The programme prepares students for careers in industry or for graduate study. A student who has completed this qualification will be competent in providing professional, technical and developmental support in the computer industry.


Diploma in Computer Applications (Dip CA)

Admission Requirements:• A National Senior Certificate with an endorsement for admission to a Diploma and / or Degree or • A National Certificate Vocational (NCV) at NQF Level 4 with appropriate subject combination and levels of achievements. or • Mature Age Exemption for learners above the age of 23 as set out in the Higher Education Regulations. or • Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

The First year of this Diploma introduces the learner to the fundamental concepts of general applications development with an emphasis on web-based appli-cations development and technologies. Digital tech-nologies are also introduced at this stage.

Year 1

Semester 1Development Software 500Information Systems 511Programming 511Web Technology 511Networks 511e-Commerce 511

Semester 2Basics Electronics 500Information Systems 512Programming 512Web Technology 512Networks 512e-Commerce 512

TOTAL CREDITS - 120

The Second year reaffirms the concepts in the previ-ous year of study and takes the learner through appli-cation design using advanced concepts of application development and design at enterprise level.

Year 2

Semester 1Computer Architecture 600Systems Analysis & Design 621Programming 621Networks 621Database Systems 621Internet Programming 621

Semester 2Operating Systems 600Systems Analysis & Design 622Programming 622Networks 622Database Systems 622Internet Programming 622

TOTAL CREDITS - 120

Having accomplished the skills required for enterprise - wide applications in the second year, the third year focuses on the management of applications develop-ment and the maintenance phases of systems and application development in an enterprise.

Year 3

Semester 1Human ComputerInteraction 700Information Systems 731Programming 731Computer Security 700Software Engineering 731

Semester 2Simulation & Modeling 700Information Systems 732Programming 732Software Engineering 732Work Integrated Learning 600

TOTAL CREDITS - 120

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The Advanced Certificate provides a combination of computer and networking skills, equipping the learner with a wide scope of Information Technology-related competences and a sound functional introduction to the IT environment. On completion of the Advanced Certificate in Systems Engineering, the learner will function competently within an IT environment.

(NQF 6 : 120 Credits : 1 Year ) CHE (HEQSF) Accredited Qualification

Advanced Certificate in Systems Engineering

Admission Requirements:The minimum entry requirement is the National Senior Certificate or the National Certificate Vocational with appropriate subject combina-tions and levels of achievement.



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The Advanced Certificate in Systems Engineering guides the learner through the Systems Engineering basics and onward to more advanced concepts and procedures associated with the technical genre. The syllabus at the advanced level engages learners in concepts of Computer Architecture, Digital Electron-ics Software Engineering, Data Communications, Network & Internet Security, Project Management and Object Orientated Programming.

Year 1

Semester 1Computer Architecture 600Digital Electronics 600Data Communication &Computer Networks 600Introduction to Object Orientated Programming(Java) 600

Semester 2Software Engineering 600Network Security 600Advanced ServerTechnologies 600Internet Security 600IT Project Management 600Work Intergrated Learning 600

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The qualification is designed for technically oriented learners who wish to follow a career in Systems Engineering. The qualification develops a strong theoretical and practical background in all aspects of maintaining and building all components of computers and networks. Hardware and software training takes place in computer studios and PC laboratories.• ICT Support Technicians • ICT Test Engineers• ICT Network and Support Specialists • Telecommunications Technical Specialist

(SAQA NQF 5 : 120 Credits : 1 Year) CHE (HEQSF) Accredited Qualification

Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering

Admission Requirements:

The minimum entry requirement is the National Senior Certificate or the National Certificate Vocational with appropriate subject combinations and levels of achievement.

The Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering intro-duces the learners to the fundamentals of Systems Engineering. The syllabus at this level engages learn-ers in important concepts of Systems Software, Micro-processors, PC & Network Engineering, Basic Elec-tronics, Help Desk and Information Systems

Year 1

Semester 1Systems Software 500PC Engineering 500Network Engineering 500Basic Electronics 500Information Systems 511

Semester 2Microprocessors 500Help Desk Technology 500Server Technology 500Information Systems 512Work Intergrated Learning 500

TOTAL CREDITS - 120

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The Bachelor of Commerce degree is designed to provide graduates with a wide range of managerial and business skills whilst building competence in a particular area of business, with the opportunity to specialise in Human Resource Management, Marketing Management or Accounting. The bachelor’s degree equips students with a solid theoretical knowledge, sup-ported by strong problem solving, critical & analytical thinking as well as decision making skills.

The Qualification provides learners with the necessary skills required for the increasingly com-plex demands of one dynamic business environment.

(SAQA NQF 7 : 372 Credits : 3 Years ) CHE (SA) Accredited Qualification

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)

Admission Requirements:The minimum entry requirement is the National Senior Certificate and the National Certificate (Vocational) with appropriate subject com-binations and level of achievement. • Mature Age Exemption for learners above the age of 23 years as set out in the Higher Education Regulations. • Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).

The first year of the Bachelor of Commerce Degree, equips a student with the basic Business Manage-ment skills. Students will be exposed to preparatory terminologies and basic concepts in the fields of Man-agement, Economics, Accounting and Business Sta-tistics. The students choice of either Human Resource Management or Marketing Management as their spe-cialisation field is also presented to the Learner at an introductory level.

Year 1

Semester 1Business Management 511Economics 511Accounting 511Business Statistics 511Information Systems 511

Human Resources Mngt 511 Human Resources Mngt 512

Marketing Management 511 Marketing Management 512

Semester 2Business Management 512Economics 512Accounting 512Business Statistics 512Information Systems 512

TOTAL CREDITS - 128

Note : Learners specialising in Accounting must choose Human Resources Management or Marketing Management in the first year

Specialisations* Specialisation in Human Resource Management** Specialisation in Marketing Management*** Specialisation in Accounting

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The second year of this degree, guides the student from basic business concepts to more advanced top-ics and procedures associated with the genre. The syllabus at this stage also introduces the legal prin-ciples and public relations flair needed to function in a commercial environment.

Note: Accounting is now also a Specialisation option.

Year 2

Semester 1Business Management 621Public Relations 621Economics 621Commercial Law 621

Semester 2Business Management 622Public Relations 622Economics 622Commercial Law 622

Human Resources Mngt 621

Marketing Management 621

Accounting 621



Accounting 622

TOTAL CREDITS - 120


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In the third year, emphasis is placed on global strat-egy and Research based decision making alongside the more practical modules of Training and Develop-ment, and the statutory based Industrial Relations.

Work integrated learning is a compulsory module included to prepare the graduate for immediate and seamless entry into the workplace.

Year 3

Semester 1Business Management 731Market Research 700Entrepreneurship & Small 700Business ManagementContemporary Issues in 700Industrial Relations

Semester 2Business Management 732Training & Development 700Total Quality Management 700Work Integrated 700Learning


Marketing Mngt 731

Accounting 731


Marketing Mngt 732

Accounting 732

TOTAL CREDITS - 124


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The Bachelor of Business Administration promotes the development of knowledge and skills that are required in all sub-sectors of business management, thus providing opportunities for learners to move between the different sectors of the economy.

The Bachelor of Business Administration produces knowledgeable, intellectually skilled indi-viduals who are able to contribute to improved productivity and efficiency within organisations both in the Public & Private Sectors.


Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

Admission Requirements:• The minimum entry requirement is the National Senior Certificate or the National Certificate (Vocational) with appropriate subject combinations and level of achievement. • Mature Age Exemption for learners above the age of 23 years as set out in the Higher Education Regulations. • Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) .

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The first year of this degree programme provides the learner with an array of interdisciplinary business con-cepts that serves as an introduction to the business envoirnment. Business Communications needs are also developed.

Year 1

Semester 1Business Communications 511Business Management 511Accounting 611Economics 511Information Systems 511


Marketing Management 611 Marketing Management 612

Semester 2Business Communications 512Business Management 512Accounting 612Economics 512Information Systems 512

TOTAL CREDITS - 120

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The second year of this degree, advances the already learned basic business concepts to more advanced topics and integrates inter-disciplinary knowledge of all functional areas of business and their conceptual frameworks in a broader context.

Note: Accounting is now also a specialisation option.

Year 2

Semester 1Business Management 621Business Statistics 621Industrial Psychology 621Business Law 621Business Ethics 621

Semester 2Business Management 622Business Statistics 622Industrial Psychology 622Business Law 622Business Ethics 622

TOTAL CREDITS - 120



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Accounting 621

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Accounting 622

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The third year provides the learner with a global per-spective on strategy and research based decision making including entrepreneurship, project manage-ment and quality management.

Work integrated learning is a compulsory module included to prepare the graduate for immediate and seamless entry into the workplace.

Year 3

Semester 1Entrepreneurship & SBM 731Project Management 731Business Management 731Total Quality Management 731Research Methodology 700

Semester 2Entrepreneurship & SBM 732Project Management 732Business Management 732Total Quality Management 732Work Int. Learning 700

TOTAL CREDITS - 120


Marketing Mngt 731

Accounting 731

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The Diploma in Business Administration is a vocational and industry oriented qualification. The knowledge emphases general principles, application and technology in the Commerce Field. The Diploma in Business Administration provides learners with a knowledge base in the Business field and the ability to apply their knowledge and skills in Business Management. It also equips them to undertake other more specialised and intensive learning. The programme is intended to provide learners with access to the labour market. It will provide learners with the necessary skills to contribute to economic growth.

(SAQA NQF 6: 370 Credits : 3 Years ) CHE (HEQSF) Accredited Qualification

Diploma in Business Administration (DBA)

Admission Requirements:• The minimum entry requirement is the National Senior Certificate or the National Certificate (Vocational) with appropriate subject combinations and level of achievement.• Mature Age Exemption for learners above the age of 23 years as set out in the Higher Educa-tion Regulations.• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).

This programme is designed for those candidates who seek, either a qualification to enhance their employment prospects, or who need a foundation qualification in business studies in order to enable them to progress on to higher business and manage-ment programmes.

The second year of this qualification, takes the stu-dent from the basic business concepts to more sub-stantial topics and procedures associated with the intermediate vocational and theorecical knowledge required at middle management level.

The third year of this qualification, introduces the student to more advanced topics and procedures as-sociated with the generic aspects of business admin-istration. Provides articulation pathway from Diploma in Business Administration (3 year) to a Degree in Bachelor of Business Administration or Bachelor of Commerce.

Year 1

Year 2

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Semester 1Business Communications 511Accounting 511Business Management 511Bus Information Systems 511Training & Development 511

Semester 1Business Management 621Business Statistics 621Marketing Management 621Business Law 621Total Quality Management 621

Semester 1Business Management 731Industrial Psychology 631Entrepreneurship & SBM 631Project Management 631

Semester 2Business Management 622Business Statistics 622Marketing Management 622Business Law 622Total Quality Management 622

Semester 2Business Management 732Industrial Psychology 632Entrepreneurship & SBM 632Project Management 632Work Integrated Learning 600

Economics 511

Economics 621

Economics 731

Public Management 511


Supply Chain Management 621







Economics 512

Economics 622

Economics 732










Semester 2Business Communications 512Accounting 512Business Management 512Bus Information Systems 512Training & Development 512

TOTAL CREDITS - 120

TOTAL CREDITS - 120

TOTAL CREDITS - 120

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The purpose of the qualification is to provide learners with a range of study covering the breadth of Business Administration.

It provides learners with skills to work under supervision in entry-level management and admin-istration positions in different sectors of the business world.


Diploma in Business Administration (Dip BA)

Admission Requirements:• The minimum entry requirement is the National Senior Certificate or the National Certificate (Vocational) with appropriate subject combinations and level of achievement. • Mature Age Exemption for learners above the age of 23 years as set out in the Higher Education Regulations. • Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) .


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This programme is designed for those candidates who seek, either a qualification to enhance their employment prospects, or who need a foundation qualification in business studies in order to enable them to progress on to higher business and manage-ment programmes.

Year 1

Semester 1Business Communications 511Business Management 511Accounting 511Economics 511Bus Information Systems 511

Public Relations 511Marketing Management 511

Training and Development 511


Public Relations 512Marketing Management 512



Semester 2Business Communications 512Business Management 512Accounting 512Economics 512Bus Information Systems 512

TOTAL CREDITS - 120

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Year 2

Semester 1Business Statistics 621Business Law 621Total Quality Management 621Industrial Psychology 500Business Management 621

Semester 2Business Statistics 622Business Law 622Total Quality Management 622Business Management 622Business Management 622Work Intergrated Learning 600

Public Relations 621



Accounting 621


Public Relations 622



Accounting 622


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The Higher Certificate in Business Administration is an entry level higher education qualification. The purpose of this qualification is to prepare learners for a career in business or for proceeding to a higher level of business management study. This qualification is primarily vocational and industry oriented with Work Integrated Learning being a key component. The qualification provides learners with the basic introductory knowledge, cognitive and conceptual tools to further their higher education studies in their chosen field of study. Learners may also seek admission to degree or diploma programmes using this qualification as an entry requirement

(SAQA NQF 5 : 120 Credits : 1 Year) CHE (HEQSF) Accredited Qualification

Higher Certificate in Business Administration (HCBA)

Admission Requirements:• The minimum entry requirement is the National Senior Certificate National Certificate (Vocational), Further Education and Training Certificate (NQF L4) and or with appropriate subject combinations and level of achievement.

This one year qualification provides learners with basic managerial and administrative knowledge and skills. The learner will be exposed to competencies and knowledge, and skills that will equip them to function effectively in an administrative role.The qualification allows for current individuals in the general management field to register based on recog-nition of prior learning (RPL) and to further their career academically.

This qualification is recognized as an entry level quali-fication to the University of South Africa and other Institutions.

The one year qualification allows entry into the Na-tional Diploma – NQF level 6; as well as the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) – NQF level 7 and Business Commerce (BCOM) ) – NQF level 7.

Duration - 1Year

Semester 1Office Administration 511Economic Environment 500General Management 511Bookkeeping 511Information Systems 511

Semester 2Office Administration 512Business Law 500General Management 512Bookkeeping 512Information Systems 512Work Integrated Learning 500

TOTAL CREDITS - 120

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The purpose of the qualification is to provide the learner with a sound knowledge base in the Commerce field.Career Focus• Accounting Clerk Supervisor • Accounting Technician• Office Administrator • Management Technician • Human Resources Administrator • Sales Administrator • Human Resources Officer • Business Manager


Advanced Certifcate in Commerce

Admission Requirements:• The minimum entry requirement is the National Senior Certificate or the National Certificate (Vocational) with appropriate subject combinations and level of achievement.• Mature Age Exemption for learners above the age of 23 years as set out in the Higher Education Regulations. •Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).


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This programme is designed for learners who need a foundation qualification in business studies to enable them to progress on to higher business and manage-ment programmes.

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The Advanced Certificate in Business Administration is an entry level higher education qualification. The purpose of this qualification is to prepare learners for a career in business or for proceeding to a higher level of business management study. This qualification is primarily vocational and industry oriented with Work Integrated Learning being a key component. The qualification provides learners with the basic introductory knowledge, cognitive and conceptual tools to further their higher educa-tion studies in their chosen field of study. Learners may also seek admission to degree or diploma programmes using this qualification as an entry requirement

(NQF 6 : 120 Credits : 1 Year) CHE (HEQSF) Accredited Qualification

Advanced Certificate in Business Administration

Admission Requirements:• The minimum entry requirement is the National Senior Certificate National Certificate (Vocational), Further Education and Training Certificate (NQF L4) and or with appropriate subject combinations and level of achievement.


The Advanced Certificate in Business Administration is vocational and industry oriented. The knowledge emphasizes general principles, application and tech-nology transfer in the business field.

The Advanced Certificate in Business Administration provides learners with a sound knowledge base in the business field and the ability to apply their knowl-edge and skills in Human Resource Management and Marketing Management.

Duration - 1Year

Semester 1Business Management 611Accounting 611Information Systems 611Economics 611Business Law 600Human ResourcesManagement 600

Semester 2Business Management 612 Accounting 612Information Systems 612Economics 612Marketing Management 600 Work Integrated Learning 600

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The Higher Certificate in Office Administration aims to provide students with the knowl-edge and practical skills required to perform effectively as an Office Administrator. Office Administration is the core and the engine room for effective management and operations. This qualification thus enables students to become skilled office administrators who can contribute to management responsibilities. On successful completion of the programme, graduates will be able to pursue an administrative position at a senior level in all sectors of industry. Students qualified in this field of study will be able to provide competent and effective management support in the form of administrative services.


Higher Certifcate in Office Administration

Admission Requirements:• The minimum entry requirement is the National Senior Certificate or the National Certificate (Vocational) with appropriate subject combinations and level of achievement.• Mature Age Exemption for learners above the age of 23 years as set out in the Higher Education Regulations. •Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).


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The qualification allows entry into the National Diploma – NQF level 6; as well as the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) – NQF level 7 and Business Commerce (BCOM) – NQF level 7.It will provide learners with fundamental managerial and administration knowledge. This qualification equips the learner with administra-tive knowledge and facilitates practical exposure to office administrative skills which will empower the learner to be efficient and effective in the office environment.The qualification allows for current individuals in the administrative field to register based on recognition of prior learning (RPL) and to further their career academically.

Duration 1

Semester 1Office Administration 511Office Communication 511Bookkeeping 511Business Law 500Marketing Management 500Information Systems 511

Semester 2Office Administration 512Office Communication 512Bookkeeping 512Human Relations 500Information Systems 511Work Intergrated Learning 500

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It gives me great pleasure to welcome you as a prospective learner to one of our country’s most pronounced and quality recognized Institutions. Like all progressive organizations, in planning the new academic year, we have upgraded all of our policies, frameworks, strategies and practices and reconfigured them, to provide you with a world class learning experience. The legacy of the insti-tution continues with the year 2015 loaded with a range of new initiatives. Some aspects are high-lighted below.

World Class InstitutionThe Institution’s programmes have been histori-cally driven by demand in the workplace and the National Master Scarce Skills List for South Africa provided by the Department of Labour as well as Seta Sector Skills Plan demand work based programmes that are geared towards preparing learners in finding meaningful employment in the ICT, commerce, government and industry sectors.

Work Integrated LearningIncluded in the curriculum are, compulsory work readiness skills and work integrated learning pro-grammes requiring appropriate workplace assess-ment for all learners, before awarding qualifica-tions.

Learner’s On-lineAccess to “Learner’s On-line”, a responsive learner support system which is integrated into the Cam-pus Administration System and Learner Concerns Framework of the Institution facilitates learner progress.

Learning Management SystemThe institution has migrated to the Moodle Learn-er Management System which is also used by ma-jor universities of the world. Learners can directly access additional learning content from the website.

Relevant CurriculumDeveloping and delivering curricula in line with industry and employer requirements are supported by an externally represented Na-tional Academic, Quality Assurance and Re-search Board (NAQARB) in keeping with the In-stitution’s Curriculum Design and Improvement Framework.

Professional ManagementTeaching and Learning expertise on each cam-pus, together with professional management, ensure that the learning needs of learners are met and that the quality of teaching and learn-ing, community engagement, assessment and research is continually improved. Learners are provided with a system of nationally managed, standardized learning materials and curricula which are reviewed and upgraded regularly. Learning materials are also preloaded on Tablet PCs, making them easily accessable.

Interactive LearningManageable class sizes allows for interactive teaching for learning and provision of strategic supplementary classes in smaller groups target-ing specific needs in learner development.

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OUR DEPUTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER TALKS ABOUT HER CAMPUS OPERATIONS (Continued...)

Quality AssuranceNationally managed assessments, examinations and external moderation ensures consistency and uniformity of standards in all our Campuses throughout South Africa.

CHE Delegation of responsibilityThe CHE has granted the Institution full delega-tion for the Quality Assurance of Assessor Train-ing and Development and the Moderation of Assessments.

Administrative SystemsThe implementation of the Integrated Campus Administration System (ICAS) has contributed to the development of the Institution's MIS and has facilitated integration into the HEQCIS, Umalusi and SETA MIS eventually working its way to the National Learner Record Database (NLRD).

Campus Social LifeAll campuses have staff responsible for work integrated learning, social and cultural activi-ties and community engagement programmes. Social Networks using Wi-Fi connectivity and Tablet PC's are encouraged and freely available at all campuses.

BenchmarkinggAn active benchmarking strategy of our key pro-cesses, programmes and curricula with other private, public, national, international and trade organizations is carried out in the constant pur-suit of excellence and continued improvement.

Academic Infrastructure The Institution has state of the art facilities and highly qualified academic and support staff in-cluding a mix of foreign academic professionals who also provide rare and critical skills.

Community EngagementAn effective Community Engagement (CE) Strategy is in place which makes Campuses more accessible to the communities they serve. Joint projects and use of Institutional infrastructure for CE purposes are encouraged.

Articulation of QualificationsThe Institution’s quaifications are positioned on the Higher Education Qualification Framework (HEQF) of the National Qualification Framework (NQF) and certain qualifications are also posi-tioned in the new HEQSF. All qualifications have an occupational content and also allow for verti-cal and horizontal articulation.

Library and e-Library RescourcesPC Training and Business College possesses a substantial academic library collection of over 107 000 textbooks across its 30 libraries na-tionally. The Library subscribes to an increasing number of electronic journals (e-journals) and electronic books (e-Books) from leading pub-lishers such as Elsevier- Science Direct, Emerald Swets, and EdITLib.

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The Pretoria and Northern Cluster is headed by Praveen Macca and consists of 6 Accredited Cam-puses in central and eastern Pretoria. The new Polok-wane Campuses are also attached to this Cluster for management purposes.

The Regional IT Campus is located at 13 Church Square, Pretoria and the regional business campus is located at 421 Church Street, Pretoria. An appropri-ate range off qualifications are offered at each Accredited Campus.

Struben St Campus : Accredited Programmes

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Advanced Certificate in Business Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)• Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year)• Bachelor of Business Administration (4 Year)

Department of Commerce• Advanced Certificate in Commerce

Department of Office Administration• Higher Certificate in Office Administration

287 Struben Street • Tel 012-326 9076/012 326 9073287 Struben St.

PretoriaKiran Kumar MekaB.Com, MBA, ODETDP, PGDCA

421 Church Street (Opp Tswane University of Technology (TUT) Tel: 012 320 2755 /012 320 9745

Church St Campus : Accredited Programmes

421 Church St. Pretoria Radha Krishna Varre

B.Com, PGDCA, M.Com

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Advanced Certificate in Business Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year) • Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year) • Bachelor of Business Administration (3 Years)• Bachelor of Business Administration (4 Years)

Department of Commerce• Advanced Certificate in Commerce• Bachelor of Commerce

TSHWANE / PRETORIA METROCAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE & KEY LEADERSHIP

Praveen MaccaBSc, MBA

CLUSTER DIRECTOR : PRETORIA

TSHWANE & NORTHERN CAMPUSES

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TSHWANE / PRETORIA METROACCREDITED PROGRAMMES, CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE & KEY LEADERSHIP

Accredited Programmes

13 Church Square,Cnr. Bank St. & Church St.Tel: 012 - 323 0577 / 323 0488

13 Church Square Pretoria Campus

Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Advanced Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year) • Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year) • Bachelor of Science (Information Technology)

Department of Systems Engineering• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering• Advanced Certificate Systems Engineering• Diploma in Computer Applications (3 Year)

Sravan GantaBSc, MSc


165 Jacob Maree St.Opp. Department Of Land Affairs Tel: 012 – 323 4655

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Business Admistration• Higher Certificate in Office Admistration• Diploma in Business Admistration (2 Year)

Department of Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Higher Certificate in Information Technology

Department of Systems Engineering• Diploma in Computer Applications (3 Year)• Advanced Certificate in Systems Engineering• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering

165 Jacob Marie St.Pretoria Campus

Foster HlabangwaneNat Dip (Mrk)


336 Paul Kruger St. Pretoria Campus 336 Paul Kruger St. Edward Building Tel: 012 320 4927

Lucky MadumoNat. Dip IT

Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year)• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)

Department of Systems Engineering• Diploma in Computer Applications (3 Year)


76 Andries St. (Opposite to National Library) Tel :012-326 1526/ 012 323 4017

Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Years)• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Years)

Department of Systems Engineering• Diploma in Computer Applications (3 Years) • Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering

76 Andries St. Pretoria Campus

Nkosikona MsweliB.Com IT

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KRUGERSDORP, VEREENIGING & RANDBURGACCREDITED PROGRAMMES, CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE & KEY LEADERSHIP


Krugersdorp

Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year)

Department of Systems Engineering• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering• Diploma in Computer Applications

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)• Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year)


5 & 7 Monument St. (Above Nedbank) Tel: 011- 660 9538

5 & 7 MonumentKrugersdorp Campus

Ashika MaharajBsc Soc


Vereeniging

Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year)

Department of Systems Engineering • Diploma in Computer Applications (3 Year)• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Office Administration• Advanced Certificate in Business Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)• Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year)


20 Voortrekker Campus Tel : (016) 4224511/0425

20 Voortrekker St. Vereeniging Campus

Ntlantla Mzimela BCom (Accounting)

Randburg Accredited Programmes

Department of Information Technology • Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Advanced Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year)

Department Systems Engineering• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering• Diploma in Computer Applications

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Office Administration• Advanced Certificate in Business Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)• Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year)• Bachelor of Business Administration


112 Bordeaux Drive (Opp Taxi Rank) Cnr. Bordeaux & St. Andrews Drive Tel : 011- 326 0435

112 Bordeaux Dr. Randburg Campus

Simba Magwagwa BBA, MBA

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BLOEMFONTEIN & POLOKWANE CAMPUSES ACCREDITED PROGRAMMES, CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE & KEY LEADERSHIP



84 Maitland Street Tel: 051 - 403 2385

Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in InformationTechnology (3 Year)

Department of Systems Engineering• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering• Advanced Certificate in Systems Engineering• Diploma in Computer Applications (3 Year)

Bloemfontein

84 Maitland St. Bloemfontein Campus

22 A Aliwal Street Cnr. Elizabeth & Aliwal Streets Tel: 051 - 448 6392

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Advanced Certificate in Business Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)• Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year)



22A Aliwal St. Bloemfontein Campus

Edwin Mosala KoriB.Tech HRM

Oganne PuleB.Tech IT

52 Church Street Tel: 015 295 8764

Accredited ProgrammesDepartment of Information Technology

• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in InformationTechnology (3 Year)

Department of Systems Engineering• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering• Diploma in Computer Applications (3 Year)

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)• Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year)

Department of Commerce• Advanced Certificate in Commerce• Bachelor of Commerce (3 Year)

Polokwane

52 Church St. Polokwane Campus

Ngwako Johannes Malaka B.Sc IT

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BRAAMFONTEIN & JOHANNESBURG METRO CAMPUSESACCREDITED PROGRAMMES, CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE & KEY LEADERSHIP


Stansure House, 76 Jorissen Street, Braamfontein • Tel : 011 403 1801 Fax : 011 403 152

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Advanced Certificate in Business Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)• Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year)• Bachelor of Business Administration (4 Year)• Bachelor of Business Administration (3 Year)

Department of Commerce• Advanced Certificate in Commerce• Bachelor of Commerce

Department of Office Administration• Higher Certificate in Office Administration• Advanced Certificate in Office Administration

76 Jorrisen St. Braamfontein Campus

Daniel NyakunuMBA, B. Ed & Dip. Ed


23 De Beer Street, Corner De Beer & Jorrisen Tel : 011 - 403 0471/ 011 - 403 0482 / 011 - 595 4600

Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year)• Advanced Certificate in Information Technology

Department of Systems Engineering• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering• Advanced Certificate in Systems Engineering• Diploma in Computer Applications

23 De Beer St. Braamfontein Campus

Themba ChinogwenyaBSc Hons (IS)

Keegan ShunmugamB.Com

CLUSTER DIRECTOR : JOHANNESBURG

This Cluster is headed by Keegan Shunmugam and includes Learning Sites in central Johan-nesburg (outside Carlton Centre), Newtown, the Nelson Mandela Building located at 37 Harrison Street (adj. to Town Hall), 33 Troy Street (cnr. Commisioner) and 141 MainStreet (opp. ABSA).

Campuses in Braamfontein include 76 Jorrison Street (above Standard Bank), 23 De Beer Street (adj. Braamfontein Centre) and 32 Diagonal Street (opp. Bank City). An appropriate range off qualifications are offered at each Accredited Campus.

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BRAAMFONTEIN & JOHANNESBURG METRO CAMPUSESACCREDITED PROGRAMMES, CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE & KEY LEADERSHIP


32 Diagonal Street, Cnr. Sauer & Jeppe St. Tel :011 - 834 3051

Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Advanced Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year)• Bachelor of Science (Information Technology)


32 Diagonal St. Johannesburg Campus

Tapiwa NhauBSc Hons (Comp Sc)

Accredited ProgrammesDepartment of Business Admistration

• Higher Certificate In Business Administration• Diploma In Business Administration (2 Year)• Diploma In Business Administration (3 Year)



141 Main Street Cnr. Main and Von Weilligh St.Tel : 011 - 331 6239/30

141 Main St. Johannesburg Campus Pierre de Lange

BA. Hons, THED


37 Harrison Street Johannesburg Tel : 011 492 2930

Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Advanced Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)

Department of Systems Engineering• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering• Advanced Certificate in Systems Engineering

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Advanced Certificate in Business Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 year)37 Harrison St.

Johannesburg CampusTerence Muruvi

BCom (Hons), ICDL


Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Advanced Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year)

Department of Systems Engineering• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering• Advanced Certificate in Systems Engineering• Diploma in Computer Applications33 Troye St.

Johannesburg CampusRickey Moodley

Dip TQM, ICDL, A+, ODETDP L533 Troye Street Johannesburg Tel : 011 333 7132

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EKURHULENI METRO & MIDRAND CAMPUSESACCREDITED PROGRAMMES, CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE & KEY LEADERSHIP


Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)

Department Systems Engineering• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)

181 Moritz Road (Opp. Midrand City/Boulders) Tel: 011-312 7387

181 Moritz Rd. Midrand Campus


Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma Information Technology (3 Year)

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate Business Administration • Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)

90 Elston Drive, (Above Correctional Services) Tel: 011 420 0580

90 Elston Dr .Benoni Campus

Ngoni Dzabhe Gondo BA Hons (Finance)

Benoni Campus

Midrand Campus

Zivanai TaruvingaBSc Hons (Comp Sc)

Elisha Ramnundlall B-Tech, NDip (Journalism)

A+ (Compita), Dip(IT)CLUSTER DIRECTOR : EKHURULENI

This Cluster is headed by Elisha Ramnundlall and includes Learn-ing Sites in Midrand (opp. Midrand City), Benoni (former UNISA Building), Edenvale and Wolff & Voortrekker Streets in Kempton Park. An appropriate range off Higher Education qualifications are offered at each Accredited Campus.

The Voortrekker Street Campus (opp KFC) in Kempton Park has now been Accreddited to offer the Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) and the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Degrees. The Wolff Street Campus (above ABSA) now also offers a Bachelor of Science Degree in Information Technology.

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EKURUHLENI METRO - KEMPTON PARK CAMPUSESACCREDITED PROGRAMMES, CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE & KEY LEADERSHIP

Accredited ProgrammesDepartment of Business Administration

• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Advanced Certificate in Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Office Administration• Advanced Certificate in Office Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)• Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year)• Bachelors Business Admistration (3 Year)

Department of Commerce• Bachelor of Commerce (3 Year)• Advanced Certificate in Commerce

22 Voortrekker Street (Opp KFC)Tel: 011- 394 8004 / 011 595 4800

22 Voortrekker St. Kempton Park Campus

David OmikunleBSc (Hons), MSc


• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Advanced Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year)


7 Wolff Street (Above ABSA Bank)Tel:011 394 5921/35957 Wolff St.

Kempton Park CampusSasi Kiran Ravula

BCA, MCA


• Higher Certificate in Systems Engineering• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year)• Diploma in Computer Applications

Department of Commerce• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Advanced Certificate in Commerce• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)• Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year)

54 Van Riebeeck Street : Tel: 0861 321 321

54 Van Riebeeck Street Edenvale Campus

ERICA VIVIERSODETDP

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DURBAN METRO CAMPUSESACCREDITED PROGRAMMES, CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE

& KEY LEADERSHIP

Central Durban


292 Anton Lembede St.Durban Campus

292 Anton Lembede Street Tel : 031 304 9340

Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Advanced Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year)• Bachelors of Science in Information Technology


Bernadette Aku KuwornuBCom Hons (IS)


44 Joe Slovo (Field Street) Tel : 031 301 5973

Department of Business Administration• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Advanced Certificate in Business Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)• Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year)• Bachelor of Business Administration (3 Year)• Bachelor of Business Administration (4 Year)

Department of Office Administration• Higher Certificate in Office Administration• Advanced Certificate in Office Administration

Department of Commerce• Bachelor of Commerce

44 Joe Slovo St. Durban Campus

Ashana SivaiMBA, BED (Hons), ODETDP 5

UMHLANGA ROCKS


UMHLANGA ROCKSAfrican Palms, 9 Palm Boulevard, Above Jay’s Studio

Tel: 031 825 7537




9 Palm BoulevardUmhlanga Campus

Niradna BechooB (Admin)

Vinesh AsaramTQM, ASSESSOR,

MODERATOR, ICDL

CLUSTER DIRECTOR : COASTAL

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Pietermaritzburg Campuses Accredited Programmes

Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Advanced Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year)


21 Timber Street Tel: 033 811 1615 / 1635

21 Timber St. Pietermaritzburg Campus

Dinesh HanumanB.Soc Science

Accredited ProgrammesDepartment of Business Administration

• Higher Certificate in Business Administration• Advanced Certificate in Business Administration• Diploma in Business Administration (2 Year)• Diploma in Business Administration (3 Year)



1st Floor, (Opp Witness) 235 Langalibalele (Long Market Street) Tel : 033 - 345 9813

235 Langalibalele StPietermaritzburg Campus

Muuya Munyaaradzi B.Comm (Hons)


Cape Town

Department of Information Technology• Higher Certificate in Information Technology• Diploma in Information Technology (2 Year)• Diploma in Information Technology (3 Year)





49 St. Georges Mall Cologne House Cnr. Castle St. & St. Georges Mall Tel: 021-422 2148

49 St Georges Mall. Cape Town Campus Rubeshan Nayagar

BCom

PIETERMARITZBURG & CAPE TOWN CAMPUSESACCREDITED PROGRAMMES, CAMPUS INFRASTRUCTURE & KEY LEADERSHIP

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR1st Semester 2015

Duration Start Finish No. of DaysCollege Opens 05 Jan 2015 -

November 2013 Supplementary Exams 9 Feb 2015 17 Feb 2015 7

Semester 1 2 Feb 2015 3 July 2015 105

Student Induction & Orientation 9 Feb 2015 13 Feb 2015 5

Classes Commence 16 Feb 2015 -

Easter Holidays 3 April 2015 6 April 2015 4

Continuous Assessment Test 1 23 March 2015 2 April 2015 9

Assignment Due Date 04 May 2015 1

Continuous Assessment Test 2 4 May 2015 15 May 2015 10

Examinations 17 June 2015 1 July 2015 11

College Holidays 6 July 2015 24 July 2015 15

2nd Semester 2015Duration Start Finish No. of Days

Semester 2 27 July 2015 04 Dec 2015 92

June Supplementary Exams 03 Aug 2015 14 Aug 2015 9

Continuous Assessment Test 1 28 Aug 2015 11 Sept 2015 10

College Holidays 14 Sept 2015 25 Sept 2015 9

Assignment Due Date 29 Sept 2015 1

Continuous Assessment Test 2 12 Oct 2015 23 Oct 2015 10

Examinations 13 Nov 2015 02 Dec 2015 14

College Holidays 07 Dec 2015 04 Jan 2016 20

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STATUTORY INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION

• Fees and charges are available on the Institution's fee schedule for 2015.• Learners that require Bursaries and Financial Aid are requested to write to the Student Bur-sar, Private Bag X23, Umhlanga Rocks, 4320.• Other Support Services that are available free of charge include: use of the library, counselling, pre-assessments, tutorials, com-puter based training, videos, e-learning and the work readiness programme. • The Institution recognizes prior learning in line with the qualifica-tion rules relating to assessment, academic credit progression and qualification requirements.

• Learners are expected to abide by the PC Training & Business Col-lege code of conduct, of which full details are covered in our registration forms and learner handbooks.• In the case of complaints/griev-ances, learners must complete the Learner Concerns logbook to ensure satisfactory conclusion.• Full grievance procedures are available in the Learner hand-book or learners may email learner concerns to: "[email protected]"• Names and qualifications of full time and part time academic staff are available in the Learner handbook.

• Medium of instruction is Eng-lish. A South African multilingual dictionary is available in the li-brary.• Mode of instruction is contact for programmes in thisprospectus.• Some programmes are avail-able on the distance mode. • Assessment is both formative and summative. Learners may apply for credits to National Pro-gramme Managers of each department.Further details may be found in the learner handbook & enrol-ment form which is provided to each learner on Registration & is preloaded on learners' Tablet PC's & the website.

Learner Information

Rakesh JugernathBCom, BCompt Hons, CA(SA)

Chief Financial Officer

HOLDING COMPANY: AUETD Holdings (Pty) LtdCOMPANY NAME: PC Training & BUSINESS CoLLEGE (Pty) LtdTRADING NAME: PC Training & BUSINESS CoLLEGECOMPANY REG. NO: 2000/000752/07

Legal Status: Private Company

Chief Executive Officer: J. Ramnundlall - B Comm, MBA, CFA, TQM, ODETDP

Names and qualifications of statutory Directors:R. Jugernath - B.Com, B. Compt (Honours), CA (SA) T. Mohale - B PAED, MBAM Ramnundlall – E-Commerce, TQM, SDF, ODETDP, B.Com

HEAD OFFICE292 Anton Lembede (Smith) Street,DurbanTel: (031) 304 9340Fax: (031) 306 7936

POSTAL ADDRESS:Private Bag X23Umhlanga Rocks, 4320Email: [email protected]: www.pctrainingonline.co.za

Head Office: BDO South AfricaPhysical Address: Rydall Views Building, 54 Rydall Vale Office Park. 38 Douglas Saunders Drive, La Lucia Ridge, 4051Tel: (031) 010 060 6700Fax: (031) 031 536 8021Postal Address: P.O. Box 47, La Lucia, 4153, SA

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CAMPUSES REGISTERED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION & TRAINING

ACCREDITED by the COUNCIL ON HIGHER EDUCATION BENONI

90 Elston Drive(Ex-Unisa Building)Tel: 011 420 0580

BLOEMFONTEIN22 A Aliwal Street

Cnr. Elizabeth & Aliwal StreetsTel : 051 - 448 6392Tel : 051 - 430 4931

28 Maitland / Sharlotte Maxeke Street

(Above Nandos)Tel : 051 – 430 2385

BRAAMFONTEIN76 Jorissen Street

Stansure House (Above Standard Bank)

Tel : 011 - 403 1801

23 De Beer StreetCnr De Beer & JorissenAdj. Braamfontein CntrTel : 011 - 403 0471/67

CAPE TOWN49 St. Georges MallCnr. Castle Street &

St. Georges MallTel : 021 - 422 2148

DURBAN292 Anton Lembede Street

Cnr Anton Lembede &Dorothy Nyembe Street

Tel : 031 - 304 6416/9340

44 Joe Slovo StreetCnr Joe Slovo & Anton Lembede Street

(Opp First National Bank)Tel : 031 - 843 9100

EDENVALE54 VAN REEBEECK AVENUE

(ABSA Building)Tel: 011 453 9632

JOHANNESBURG32 Diagonal Street,

Cnr. Sauer & Jeppe Street.(Opp Bank City)

Tel : 011 - 834 3051

141 Main StreetCnr. Main & Von Weilligh Street.

(Near Carlton Centre)Tel : 011 - 331 6239/30

33 Troy Street(Standard Bank Chambers)

Cnr. Troy & Commisioner StreetTel : 011 - 333 7132Tel : 011 - 595 4400

37 Harrison StreetNelson Mandela Building

(Adj. City Hall)Tel : 011 492 2930/ 2890

CARLTON CONTACT CENTRESuite 113 (Upper Level)

(Opp. Bidvest Bank)Tel: 011 331 2838

KEMPTON PARK22 Voortrekker Street

(Opp Kentucky Fried Chicken)Tel : 011 - 394 8004

7 Wolff StreetABSA Bulding (Opp Kempton Sq.)

Tel: 011 394 5921/3595

KRUGERSDORP7 Monument Street

Cnr Burger Street (Above Old Nedbank)

Tel: 011 660 5671/9538

PRETORIA13 Church Square

Cnr. Bank St. & Church StreetTel : 012 - 323 0577/0488

169 Jacob Maree / Jeff Masemola Street

(Opp. Dept Of Land Affairs)Tel : 012 - 323 4655

76 Andries / Thabo Sehume Street(Opp. the National Library)

Tel : 012 - 326 1526/323 4017

287 Struben Street(Next to the National Library)

Tel : 012 - 765 1900

421 Church / Helen Joseph Street(Opp Tshwane University of Tech

Arcadia Campus)Tel : 012 - 320 2755/9745

336 Paul Kruger Street(Behind Dep of Labour)

Tel : 012 - 320 4927

PIETERMARITZBURG1st Floor

235 Langalibalele StreetTel : 033 - 345 9813

21 Timber Street(Next to Capitec Bank)

Tel: 033 811 1615 / 1635

POLOKWANE52 Church StreetCnr Thabo MbekiTel: 015-295 8764

MIDRAND181 Moritz Road

(Opp Midrand City)Tel : 011 312 7387

RANDBURG112 Bordeaux Drive

(Opp Taxi Rank)Cnr. Bordeaux &

St. Andrews DriveTel : 011 - 326 0435

SPRINGSCnr. 4th Rd & 5th Avenue

Tel : 011 - 815 6272/70

UMHLANGA ROCKSAfrican Palms 9 Palm Boulevard,

Above Jays StudioTel: 031 825 7537

VEREENIGING20 Voortrekker StreetCnr. Voortrekker Street

& Kruger AvenueTel : 016 - 422 4511/0425

OPENING SOON !!!

BALLITOBallito Buzz Building, 2 Moffat Drive, Ballito

(Behind BMW)Tel :0861 321 321

DURBAN (Steve Biko)106 Steve Biko Road (Opp. Gate 2, DUT

Campus, Above Chicken Licken)Call: 031 201 1056 / 0861 243 848

RIVONIANo.3 of 5th Avenue, off Rivonia Boule-

vard & Mutual Rd.(Near McDonalds), RIVONIA.

Tel: 011 234 1546

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