Advanced Diploma in Adult and Community Education and Training Teaching at Tshwane University of Technology

Programme overview

Advanced Diploma in Adult and Community Education and Training Teaching is a qualification at NQF Level 7 (137 credits) in the Faculty of Humanities, School of Education, at Tshwane University of Technology. Presentation: Block mode classes.

What you will study

First-year modules in the published curriculum include: Adult and Community Education; Adult and Community Education Management IV; Academic Literacy and Life Skills; College-based Learning WIL IVA; Inclusive Education; ICT Literacy; Language of Learning and Teaching: English; Agricultural Sciences.

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Application information

Entry requirements

An appropriate diploma (with 360 credits), or a bachelor’s degree (with 360 or 480 credits), that includes sufficient disciplinary learning in appropriate formal and informal fields to enable the development of teaching subjects. Graduates entering the programme with a view to obtaining an initial professional qualification should have included in their undergraduate qualifications at least one field of learning that is appropriate for teaching a subject or field in the ACET curriculum. The field should have been studied at least at a third-year level (or NQF Level 6), and studies should include a minimum of 24 credits at Level 6. The underpinning disciplinary knowledge, or substantial component thereof in the prior qualification, must have been studied at the exit level of the entry qualification. In addition, there are also several 360-credit exit Level 6 diplomas offered by accredited public and private higher education institutions, which are also appropriate for diplomas. Holders of any other equivalent South African or international qualification may also be considered, see Chapter 1 of Students’ Rules and Regulations (Part 1 of the Prospectus).

Tuition is charged per module, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.

Academic year starts on 1 February 2027 (term 1: 1 February to 25 March 2027); mid-year semester modules start in term 3 on 12 July 2027.

The application fee is R240 for all first applications to TUT and is non-refundable.

Qualifications closing on 15 June 2026: Bachelor of Nursing, Bachelor of Pharmacy, Bachelor of Radiography in Diagnostics, BHSci Medical Laboratory Science, BHSci Medical Orthotics and Prosthetics, Diploma in Traffic Safety and Municipal Police Management, Diploma in Correctional and Rehabilitation Studies.

Qualifications closing on 31 July 2026: all Arts and Design programmes, Diploma in Economics, Bachelor of Architecture (including Extended), Bachelor of Geomatics, Diploma in Industrial Design, other Humanities programmes, and in Science the Diplomas in Animal Sciences, Crop Production, Nature Conservation, Wildlife Management, Kinesiology and Coaching Science, Somatic Therapy, Analytical Chemistry, Biotechnology, Fire Technology, Geology, plus Bachelor of Environmental Health, BHSci Biokinetics, Clinical Technology, Veterinary Technology, HCert Dental Assisting and BSc Industrial Chemistry. Other programmes close on 30 September 2026.

Qualifications still open for 2027 intake as of 1 October 2026: BEng Tech Polymer Technology (Pretoria); BEng Tech, Diploma and Higher Certificate in Electrical Engineering (eMalahleni); Diploma in Credit Management; Diploma in Food Technology, BSc Industrial Chemistry, Diploma in Analytical Chemistry, Diploma in Geology, Diploma in Water Science and Technology, Diploma in Industrial Physics (Arcadia).

Late applications are scheduled for 18 to 22 January 2027 per the 2027 academic calendar.

Apply through the official page: https://applications-prod.tut.ac.za/

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