TELKOM
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Study Field
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University of Technology (Technikon - type qualifications)
ND Information Technology (Communication Networks)
ND Information Technology (Technical)
ND Computer Systems Engineering
ND Electrical Engineering (Light Current)
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Entails
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Who can apply
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Academic Requirements
Grade 12 (Matric) certificate: Mathematics and Science Higher Grade minimum D symbol (50%), an aggregate D (50%) and a pass
in English
Tertiary students: Overall average minimum 60% and no failed courses or subjects
ND Marketing
Academic Requirements
Grade 12 (Matric) certificate: Mathematics Standard Grade minimum C symbol (60%), an aggregate D (50%) and a pass in English
(preference will be given to candidates with s bound English Communication Skills)
Tertiary students: Overall average minimum 60% and no failed courses or subjects
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Application Froms
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Download Application Forms
Applications open on the 1st March each year
Application forms can be collected from your nearest Telkom Centre for Learning (CFL)
Attach certified copies of your final matric or tertiary results to the application form
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Closing Date
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31st May each year
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Address
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Pretoria 1039 Old Kempton Park/Pretoria Road, Olifantsfontein
Johannesburg 14 Heronmere Road, Booysens
Durban 4 Oliver Lea Drive, Umbilo
Bloemfontein College Square, 195 Nelson Mandela Drive
Cape Town 8 Bosmansdam Road, Milnerton
Port Elizabeth Corner of 16th Avenue and Main Road, Walmer
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Queries
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For more information please contact the Telkom Graduate Development Schemes Information line at 0860 77 66 55
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Aimed at promoting competency
in Mathematics and Science for
South African scholars at high
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areas for low income families
Aimed at promoting competency
in Mathematics and Science for
South African scholars at high
schools, especially in the rural
areas for low income families
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