ORBIT TVET College is a public technical and vocational college in North West province. It runs three campuses, each with its own telephone number, so the campus you need decides which number to dial. Applications, however, go to a single central address.
Official contact channels
- Applications: [email protected]
- Brits Campus: 012 381 5700
- Mankwe Campus: 014 555 2900
- Rustenburg Campus: 014 597 5502
- Each campus also has its own page on the college website
Note that Brits sits on a 012 Pretoria dialling code while Mankwe and Rustenburg use 014. That is geography rather than an error, and it is a useful check that you have the right campus number in front of you.
What this organisation provides
- Public technical and vocational education and training, in the TVET college system
- Programmes across three campuses, with student support and a student portal
- An online application route, published as Apply on the college site
- A Centre for Entrepreneurship
- Published vacancies and tender or procurement notices
The college publishes an important caveat of its own: it reserves the right to offer only those programmes justified by student numbers, and to change the venue at which a programme is offered. Confirm that your programme is actually running at your chosen campus before you arrange accommodation or transport.
Address and operating information
- Three campuses: Brits, Mankwe and Rustenburg, in North West province
- Campus-specific pages carry the detail for each site
- No central switchboard is published; the campus numbers are the route in
- No trading hours are published on the site
Because there is no central switchboard, an application query and a campus query take different paths: email the applications address for anything about applying, and phone the campus for anything about attending.
Support and escalation routes
- Applications and admissions: [email protected]
- Campus matters: the relevant campus number above
- Public TVET colleges fall under the Department of Higher Education and Training, which is the escalation route above the college
- Qualification and accreditation questions are matters for the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations and the relevant SETA
- Student funding at a public TVET college is administered through NSFAS rather than by the college itself
Keep the funding and the enrolment questions apart. A bursary or allowance problem is usually an NSFAS matter even though the college processes the paperwork, and going to the college first can add a step where the college has no power to decide.
Sources
- ORBIT TVET College website, orbitcollege.co.za, read 3 September 2026