Yes. Transcollege offers accredited programmes registered with relevant quality assurance bodies such as QCTO and other recognised institutions. Accreditation details depend on the specific programme.

Transcollege works with recognised quality assurance and professional bodies, including QCTO and other relevant institutions, depending on the programme offered.

Yes. Where applicable, online programmes carry the same accreditation status as campus-based programmes, provided all assessment and attendance requirements are met.

The fees include tuition, prescribed textbooks, access to online learning platforms, and internal assessments. Where applicable, exam registration is also included. There are no hidden costs.

Yes. Transcollege offers flexible payment plans to assist students in managing their studies affordably. Payment options are discussed during the enrolment process.

No. All fees are clearly communicated upfront. Students are informed of what is included in the programme fees before registration.

Yes. Transcollege accepts employer-sponsored and bursary-funded students. We can issue official quotations and invoices where required.

Payments can be made via bank deposit or electronic transfer. Full banking details are provided during the registration process.

Transcollege offers a range of business, accounting, finance, and office administration programmes. These include certificates, higher certificates, diplomas, and national diplomas, depending on the field of study.

A certificate provides foundational knowledge, while a higher certificate offers more specialised skills. A diploma builds deeper theoretical understanding and practical competence for career advancement.

Programme duration varies depending on the qualification level. Certificates and higher certificates are typically completed within 12 months, while diplomas and national diplomas may take longer.

Yes. Many of Transcollege’s programmes are designed to accommodate working students through part-time and flexible learning options.

Yes. Transcollege qualifications are aligned with recognised quality assurance and professional bodies. This makes them relevant and recognised by employers within the related industries.

Entry requirements depend on the specific programme. Generally, students must meet the minimum academic criteria relevant to the qualification level. Full requirements are shared during the application process.

Yes. Some programmes allow entry without matric, depending on the qualification and prior learning or work experience. Our student advisors will guide you on suitable options.

Yes. Recognition of Prior Learning is considered for selected programmes. Applicants may be required to provide supporting evidence of previous studies or work experience.

Yes. Relevant work experience may be considered, particularly for adult learners and certain programmes where practical exposure is important.

No. Transcollege welcomes both young and adult learners. Eligibility is based on meeting programme requirements rather than age.

Yes. Transcollege offers selected programmes through online learning. These options are designed to support students who cannot attend campus-based classes.

Online classes are delivered through scheduled virtual sessions and supported by online learning materials. Students receive guidance from lecturers and access to assessments through approved platforms.

Yes. Depending on the programme, students may choose between online or campus-based learning. Availability is confirmed during enrolment.

Yes. Online students are required to have access to a laptop or computer and a stable internet connection to participate effectively in classes and assessments.

Yes. Campus-based learning is offered on a part-time basis for most programmes to accommodate working students. Class schedules are shared before classes commence.

Students are assessed through a combination of internal assessments such as assignments, tests, and practical tasks, depending on the programme requirements.

Examinations are set and moderated by the relevant external bodies or institutions associated with the programme, in line with quality assurance requirements.

Examinations are written at approved examination centres or online platforms, depending on the programme and the requirements of the examining body.

Exam results are released according to the timelines set by the examining or accrediting body. Students are informed once results become available.

Certificates are issued by the relevant awarding or accrediting body once all academic and administrative requirements have been successfully met.

Transcollege provides academic and administrative support to assist students throughout their studies. This includes guidance from lecturers and access to student advisors.

Transcollege provides academic and administrative support to assist students throughout their studies. This includes guidance from lecturers and access to student advisors.

Study materials are provided through approved learning platforms and prescribed textbooks. Students receive access details after registration and enrolment.

Yes. Online students receive academic and administrative support similar to campus-based students, including access to learning materials and lecturer guidance.

Students can contact their assigned student advisor or the Transcollege support team for assistance with academic or administrative queries.