The International Hotel School’s Durban campus answers on 031 267 4700, with email [email protected]. It is at 124 Jan Hofmeyr Road, Westville, Durban, 3630. This is a private higher education institution, not a school, and its registration numbers are published below so you can verify them.
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Verified contact details
Read on the institution’s own website, hotelschool.co.za, on 24 August 2026.
| Campus | Telephone | |
|---|---|---|
| Durban | 031 267 4700 | [email protected] |
| Cape Town | 021 204 2194 | [email protected] |
| Sandton | 011 804 5533 | [email protected] |
| Pretoria | 012 942 5781 | [email protected] |
| Gqeberha | 041 450 2790 | [email protected] |
| Benoni | 010 442 6957 | [email protected] |
| Roodepoort | 010 442 6960 | [email protected] |
Durban campus address: 124 Jan Hofmeyr Road, Westville, 3630. Each campus has its own enquiry address, so use the one for the campus you intend to study at rather than a general address.
Registration numbers, and why they matter
A private college in South Africa must be registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training to offer higher education programmes. This institution publishes its numbers, which is what a registered provider does.
| Body | Number, as published |
|---|---|
| DHET, private higher education institution | 2000/HE07/005 |
| DHET, provisional registration | 2009/FE07/077 |
| QCTO skills development provider, Durban | 1223/18/0025 |
| Also accredited by | Council on Higher Education, SAQA, CATHSSETA |
How to check any private college before you pay
Unregistered colleges take fees for qualifications that are worth nothing afterwards, and students usually discover it at the point of applying for a job or for further study. Check before enrolling, not after.
- Ask for the registration number and check it against the DHET register of private higher education institutions. Do not accept a framed certificate or an image of one.
- Check the specific programme, not just the institution. Registration covers named qualifications, and a college may be registered while a particular course is not.
- Confirm the qualification is registered on the National Qualifications Framework through SAQA, and note the NQF level it sits at.
- For occupational or trade programmes, check QCTO or the relevant SETA accreditation, which is a separate matter from higher education registration.
- Be wary of guaranteed job promises, of pressure to pay a registration fee immediately, and of a college that cannot tell you what its qualification is called on the NQF.
- Keep every receipt and the signed student agreement. If a dispute follows, that contract is what you have.
Fees, cancellation and complaints
- Read the fee agreement before signing, particularly what happens if you withdraw mid year. Liability for a full year’s fees after early withdrawal is common and is the usual source of disputes.
- Ask what is included, since uniforms, knife sets, practical materials and placement costs are often extra in hospitality and culinary programmes.
- Confirm banking details by phone before paying, on a number from the institution’s own site.
- Complaints go to the institution first, then to the Department of Higher Education and Training, which regulates registered private providers.
Related contact pages
- School, college and education contact pages
- Government department contact pages
- Complaints and escalation contact pages
- How to verify a contact number before you use it
Frequently asked questions
What is the Durban campus contact number?
031 267 4700, with email [email protected], published on the institution’s own website.
Where is the Durban campus?
At 124 Jan Hofmeyr Road, Westville, Durban, 3630.
Is the institution registered?
It publishes DHET registration numbers 2000/HE07/005 and 2009/FE07/077, and QCTO accreditation. Verify any number against the DHET register yourself.
How do I check a college is legitimate?
Check the registration number against the DHET register, confirm the specific programme is covered, and check the qualification on the NQF through SAQA.
What if I withdraw during the year?
Read the fee agreement first. Liability for the full year’s fees after early withdrawal is common and is the usual source of disputes.
Details were read on the institution’s own website on 24 August 2026. DHET and SAQA are the authority on registration and qualifications.