Majuba TVET College’s central office number is 034 326 4888 or 034 326 4889, at 83 Allen Street, Newcastle, 2940. It is a public Technical and Vocational Education and Training college operating under the auspices of the Department of Higher Education and Training, and it runs several campuses across Newcastle, Madadeni and Dundee, each with its own direct line. Verified against majuba.edu.za on 18 August 2026.
Official contact routes
| Campus or unit | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Central Office | 83 Allen Street, Newcastle, 2940 | 034 326 4888 / 034 326 4889 |
| Majuba Technology Centre (MTC) | Inkosi Albert Luthuli Road, Section 5, Madadeni | 034 318 3041 |
| Newcastle Technology Centre (NEWTECH) | Newcastle | 034 318 3041 |
| Newcastle Training Centre (NTC) | 2 H.J. Van Eck Drive, Barry Hertzog Park, Newcastle | 034 318 2021 |
| IT and Business Campus (ITB) | Newcastle | 034 318 1206 |
| Dundee Technology Centre (DTC) | 93 Karellandman Street, next to the Traffic Department, Dundee | 034 212 2815 |
| Centre for People Development (CPD) | Newcastle | 034 329 2004 |
The college also operates an Occupational Programmes Unit and an Open Learning Unit, which are reached through the central office. Note that the Majuba Technology Centre and the Newcastle Technology Centre publish the same telephone number, so state the campus you need when the call is answered.
Best contact route by issue
- Applications and admission requirements: the central office, which coordinates applications across campuses, or the college’s published application guidance.
- Engineering studies: Majuba Technology Centre, which offers chemical, civil, electrical and mechanical engineering.
- Business, office administration and IT programmes: the IT and Business Campus.
- Students in the Dundee area: Dundee Technology Centre directly, rather than travelling to Newcastle.
- Skills, short courses and staff development: the Centre for People Development.
- Distance or part-time study: the Open Learning Unit through the central office.
Self-service and student support
Majuba publishes a customer service page, a customer care form, a learner profiler and an online application route, along with a downloadable college prospectus. Working through the prospectus before you phone is worth the time, because most enquiries about entry requirements, programme structure and campus allocation are answered there, and the person on the switchboard will ask which programme and campus you mean.
The college offers National Certificate Vocational programmes and Report 191 Nated programmes alongside trades and occupational programmes, and it publishes student support services and work integrated learning information. Which stream you are applying for determines which campus handles you, so identify that first.
Complaints and escalation
- Raise it at campus level first, with the lecturer, the head of department or the campus manager, and ask for a reference and a date.
- Escalate to the central office on 034 326 4888, in writing, using the customer care form so there is a record.
- Take it to the Department of Higher Education and Training, which oversees public TVET colleges. Confirm the current route and whether your matter falls within its mandate on dhet.gov.za before lodging.
- For funding disputes, approach NSFAS directly through its own channels, since bursary decisions are made there rather than by the college.
Complaints about examination results and certification follow a separate appeal process with published deadlines, so ask about the remark or recheck window as soon as results are released rather than after it closes. No route guarantees a particular outcome.
What to prepare
- Your student number if you are already registered, which identifies you far faster than your name.
- Your South African ID or birth certificate, and proof of address.
- Your latest school results or highest qualification, which determine programme eligibility.
- The campus and programme name you are asking about, since the college is campus-based.
- Any NSFAS reference number for a funding query, with dates.
Submit documents through the college’s official application route or in person at a campus. Do not send certified copies of your ID or results to an email address or social media account you have not confirmed on majuba.edu.za.
Scam and verification checks
College application periods attract fraud aimed at students and parents, usually promising a place or a bursary in exchange for a fee.
- Nobody can sell you a place. Admission to a public TVET college follows the published application process, and no agent can guarantee acceptance for a payment.
- NSFAS funding is applied for directly and is not brokered by a third party for a fee.
- Never pay registration money into a personal bank account. A public college banks in its own name and issues a receipt.
- Type majuba.edu.za yourself and be wary of lookalike domains and social media pages using the college crest during application season.
- Never disclose one-time passwords, card numbers or banking login details to secure a place or release a bursary payment.
- Preserve evidence. If money has already been paid, notify your bank immediately and report it to the South African Police Service and to the college.
Related contact pages
- Chartall Business College Contact Details: a private college route if Majuba does not offer your programme.
- Mediclinic Nursing College Contact Details: for readers whose intended field is nursing rather than a trade.
- Sandton School Group Contact Details: an alternative education provider route.
- Clapham High School Contact Details: relevant if you still need to complete or verify school results before applying.
Frequently asked questions
What is the safest official contact route?
The central office on 034 326 4888 or 034 326 4889 at 83 Allen Street, Newcastle, or the direct number of the campus running your programme. All are published on majuba.edu.za, which also carries the customer care form.
What information should I prepare?
Your student number if registered, your ID or birth certificate, proof of address, your latest school results, and the campus and programme name. For funding queries, add your NSFAS reference number and the dates involved.
What should I do if I cannot get help?
Escalate from the campus to the central office in writing through the customer care form, then to the Department of Higher Education and Training, confirming the current route on dhet.gov.za. Funding disputes go to NSFAS directly.
How can I confirm these campus details are current?
Open majuba.edu.za directly and read the individual campus pages, each of which publishes its own address and telephone number. Campus arrangements change between academic years, so confirm before travelling or paying anything.
Last verified 18 August 2026 against the Majuba TVET College website and its individual campus pages.