Boston City Campus and Business College Admission Requirements 2024-2025
Programme-specific admission requirements are determined by the Board of Directors, Academic Committee and where applicable as prescribed by the various Institutes, Quality Councils and SAQA.
Boston’s provision of a wide range of Short Learning Programmes, well established within the Higher Education system globally, is very important in contributing to meeting the objectives of lifelong learning, correcting inequalities and underscoring aspirations. These offerings serve the following key purposes:
- Enabling access to Higher Education to those who were denied access and/or who may not meet the formal entry requirements for Higher Education; and,
- Meeting the needs of employees and professionals to continually upgrade their skills and knowledge.
Kindly check the links below before your proceed:
- Boston City Campus and Business College Admission Requirements
- Boston City Campus and Business College Prospectus
- Boston City Campus and Business College Courses Offered
Boston has, wherever possible, taken into consideration all policies pertaining to these different scopes of study; however, where any institute other than Boston is concerned, additional policies and procedures, rules and regulations may apply. Please ensure you enquire at the Boston Tuition/Support Centre/Site regarding such issues and that you have all respective documentation pertaining to the specific institute, particularly:
- Membership application, fees and due dates.
- Examination application forms, fees and due dates.
- Examination/assessment dates and venues.
- Examination/assessment booking, cancellation and resubmission policies and procedures.
- If a student’s Boston account is in arrears, no external assessment bookings will be allowed to be made. In addition to this, if a student has made payment arrangements, no bookings will be allowed until such time as the account is fully up to date.
While Boston City Campus & Business College (Pty) Ltd staff endeavour to ensure streamlined administration in this regard, the onus lies with the student to ensure that prescribed dates and deadlines are met in order for Boston to submit necessary documentation correctly and timeously.
ADMISSION OF NON-SOUTH AFRICAN RESIDENT STUDENTS
Admission of non-South African resident students is subject to the conditions set out in the Refugee Act 130 of 1998 (relevant to amendments), the Immigration Act 13 of 2002 (and with consideration to any amendments or directives relating to Immigration Regulations). The success of a non-South African resident application depends on both the confirmation of academic acceptance and the obtaining of the necessary statutory documentation and state approval.
QUOTATIONS
Prospective students may enquire at any of the Boston regional Tuition/Support Centre/Site to obtain a quotation on the curriculum and fees of a programme.
Please consult the Boston Prospectus on the availability of programmes offered at the various Boston Tuition/Support Centres/Sites. Certain programmes are only available at selected Tuition/Support Centres/Sites. Quotations will provide prospective students with various payment options to suit their needs. Quotations are only valid for a period of 30 days. On expiry, a prospective student will have to request a new quotation from a Sales Consultant at a Boston Tuition/Support Centre/Site.
The relevant Banking details will be available from the Boston Tuition/Support Centre/Site where the quotation was generated.
On acceptance of a quotation, a student will be registered with the Institution and a formal invoice will be provided to the student. Please make reference to the terms and conditions as contained in the Boston Registration Contract and the Student Information and Rulebook.