Boston City Campus is a South African private higher education institution with campuses and support centres across the country. The contact details below were read from the Boston contact page on 2 September 2026.
Official contact channels
- Head office, Johannesburg: 011 551 9000
- Email: [email protected]
- WhatsApp: through the chat link on the Boston site
- Certification and academic record verification: 021 815 4800 (Stellenbosch)
- Non-South African student administration and verification: 021 815 4800
Verification runs through Stellenbosch, not head office. Employers and institutions checking a Boston qualification, and international students needing document verification, go to 021 815 4800 – a dedicated function rather than general enquiries.
Note the site serves from boston.ac.za while the email uses boston.co.za. Both are Boston domains, and the .co.za address is the one published for enquiries.
Admissions and student support
Boston operates campuses and support centres nationally. Published regional numbers include:
- Stellenbosch: 021 815 4800 – 19A Electron Avenue, Cap du Mont Building, Techno Park
- KuGompo City (formerly East London): 043 743 7624 – 26 St Georges Road, Southernwood
- Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth): 041 363 0778 – 246 Cape Road, Mill Park
- Mthatha: 047 531 4180 – 2nd Floor, City Centre Building, corner York and Sabelo Victor Gqwetha Street
- Komani (formerly Queenstown): 045 839 7363 – 3 Grey Street, corner Alexandra Road and Shepstone Street
Boston publishes several city names in both current and former forms, which helps if you are searching under the older name.
Check accreditation of the specific qualification, not the institution. Private higher education providers are registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training, and individual programmes are accredited separately – which is what an employer or a professional body will ask about.
Campus and address information
Head office: 247 Louis Botha Avenue, Orchards, Johannesburg.
Boston does not publish campus operating hours on the contact page. Each campus listing carries a map link, and the network extends beyond the centres above into the Free State and other provinces.
Escalation routes
Raise an academic or administrative matter with your campus first, quoting your student number, then head office in writing. Keep fee arrangements and any payment plan in writing.
An unresolved complaint against a private higher education institution goes to the Department of Higher Education and Training, which registers them, or to the Council on Higher Education on quality and accreditation. A fee or credit agreement dispute is a consumer matter for the National Consumer Commission, and funding questions belong with NSFAS or the funder rather than the institution.
Sources
- boston.ac.za contact page, read 2 September 2026