Flavius Mareka College Vacancies Info

Flavius Mareka College Vacancies Info

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History

Sasolburg Technical College, Kroonstad Technical College and Mphohadi College of Education merged in 2000 to form Flavius Mareka TVET College.  The College was named after a prominent figure in educational, cultural and political circles i.e. Mr. Flavius Mareka.  He lived in Kroonstad and passed away in 1965.

Communities served by the College

Flavius Mareka TVET College has three campuses.  The Sasolburg campus has two sites specializing in Engineering Studies and Business Studies courses respectively.  The other two campuses- Kroonstad campus and Mphohadi campus- are located in the Kroonstad area.

Apart from offering full-time and part-time formal programmes at its three campuses, Flavius Mareka  TVET College is also proud of the fact that it takes education and training to communities.  A number of  learnership and skills programmes are offered through-out the Free State province in smaller towns, such as Heilbron; Parys, Koppies and Villiers.

Flavius Mareka FET College Vacancies

Applications must be submitted on form 340.68.2 (obtainable from the College), together with a comprehensive CV, certified copies of all qualifications, ID document and driver’s license (if the latter is applicable to post). The reference number of the post must be clearly indicated on the application form. A separate application form (with all relevant documentation) must be completed for every post applied for. Applications can either by mailed to- or hand-delivered at- the College. No faxed or e-mailed applications will be taken into consideration. Late applications and incomplete applications will be disqualified. Please note: correspondence will only be entered into with shortlisted candidates. Applicants that have not been contacted by the College within 3 months after closing date of advertisement should consider their applications as being unsuccessful. THE COLLEGE RESERVES THE RIGHT NOT TO APPOINT