Tshwane South College for Further Education and
Training (TSC) is a registered public Further Education and Training
institution in terms of the Further Education and Training Act 98 of
1998. TSC is a merger of three former Technical Colleges namely
Atteridgeville, Centurion and Pretoria West, as Gazetted in 2001 (Notice
7311, Gazette No 240 of December 2001). In 2006, TSC gained her fourth
Campus (Odi Campus) from the Orbit FET College as a result of the
rezoning of the Provincial borders.
As a public institution, TSC and her counterparts' fundamental mandate is to indiscriminately equip South Africa's young people with vocational and occupationally directed skills at intermediate level of the National Qualifications Framework (NQF), thus contributing to
As a public institution, TSC and her counterparts' fundamental mandate is to indiscriminately equip South Africa's young people with vocational and occupationally directed skills at intermediate level of the National Qualifications Framework (NQF), thus contributing to
- the eradication of inequality; poverty and unemployment of the peoples of South Africa; and
- the economic growth initiatives of the country.
Vision:
To be a world class further education and training college.
Our Mission:
Tshwane South College empowers learners through high quality vocational education and training.
Values:
Excellence - in all we do
Fairness - in all our dealings
Respect - towards one another
Trust - in one another
Integrity - in our ethical behaviour
Corporate Identity:
This logo was primarily designed to symbolise an individual generically (in keeping with and showing solidarity with government's BATHO PELE - the people first, project), the interaction and dynamic processes between assessor and the learner. It also symbolises that the college is people driven and the continuous development they receive through their learning experience, reaching to the future with a vision to be recognised as a world class further education and training college.