About African Academy for the Built Environment
The African Academy offers specialized programs in computer-aided drawing and drafting, with specific entry requirements and a comprehensive admission process. Here’s a summary of the key aspects of their admission procedures and policies:
Entry Requirements:
Vary based on the program level. Prospective students should refer to individual program fact sheets or contact the Academy for specific details.
All applicants are required to take a Potential Battery Index (PBI) test to assess aptitude for a career in computer-aided drawing and drafting.
General Admission Procedures:
Initial Contact: Prospective students contact African Academy.
Application Submission: Complete and submit an Application for Admission with required documentation.
Admission Assessment: Attend an assessment at the Academy.
Qualification Notification: Receive a phone call if qualified for the program.
Acceptance and Registration: Upon acceptance, complete an enrollment contract and pay a deposit to secure a place.
Fee Payment: Full program fees must be paid before classes commence.
Commencement of Program: Start the program according to the academic calendar.
Financial Assistance/Aid:
Available for learners with a gross monthly household income below R 8,000.00.
Applicants must complete the official African Academy Application for Financial Assistance and provide proof of income.
Admission Documentation:
New learners must submit certified records of formal qualifications, prior learning, last statement of results, and a certified copy of their identity document. Additional requirements apply for married or divorced women and foreign learners.
Foreign Learners:
Must pay the full cash fee upon acceptance and registration.
Required to submit additional documents including a certified copy of the passport, study permit, and an evaluation of foreign schooling.
Minors:
Registration forms must be co-signed by a parent or legal guardian.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL):
Applicants with prior tertiary education may be eligible for RPL. The Academy’s RPL policies and procedures apply.
Language Policy:
English is the medium of instruction and assessment.
Applicants must demonstrate a certain level of proficiency in English.
Application Closure:
Registration closes when class quotas are filled, at the Academy’s discretion. Late registrations may be accepted if classes are not full.
Prospective students should carefully review these requirements and procedures to ensure a successful application to the African Academy. For further clarification or specific inquiries, contacting the Academy directly is recommended.
See Also :
- African Academy Courses Offered
- African Academy Accreditation
- African Academy Software Training
- African Academy Learnerships
- African Academy Distance Learning Courses
- African Academy Contact Details
- African Academy Admission Requirements
- African Academy Application Form
- African Academy Admissions Office
- African Academy Financial Aid
- African Academy Application for Admission
