Inscape Design College Contact Details

Cape Town Campus

408 The Armoury,
Buchanan Square,
160 Sir Lowry Road,
Woodstock
GPS // -33.92769,18.43699
phone // (+27) 021 462 6915
fax // (+27) 086 409 1627
[email protected]

Durban Campus

106 Montpelier Road
(access via 8th avenue off Florida Road)
Morningside
GPS // -29.83489,31.01674
phone // (+27) 031 303 8016
fax // (+27) 086 409 1627
[email protected]

Midrand Campus

353 Alexandra Road
Halfway Gardens
GPS // -25.992218,28.119422
phone // (+27) 011 327 2002
fax // (+27) 086 409 1627
[email protected]

Pretoria Campus

193 Corobay Avenue
Waterkloof Glen
GPS // -25.7914299,28.277253
phone // (+27) 012 346 2189
fax // (+27) 086 409 1627
[email protected]

Head Office

193 Corobay Avenue
Waterkloof Glen
GPS // -25.7914299,28.277253
phone // (+27) 012 346 2189
fax // (+27) 086 409 1627
[email protected]
PostNet Suite 104,
Private Bag X19,
Menlo Park, 0102

Distance Learning

Study From Home
phone // (+27) 080 065 3276
fax // (+27) 086 409 1627
[email protected]
PostNet Suite 104,
Private Bag X19,
Menlo Park, 0102

Inscape Education Group (previously Inscape Design College), located in Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria and Johannesburg in South Africa, is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution under the Higher Education Act of 1997. Inscape is the oldest privately owned, multi-disciplinary creative industries college in South Africa, having celebrated its 30th year of existence in 2011. Inscape offers 3-year Degree courses in interior design, fashion design and graphic design, 1-year Higher Certificate courses in architectural technology, fashion design and interior decorating as well as 10-month, part-time certificate courses in interior decorating, clothing design, architectural drafting, visual design, digital video and digital design as well as short courses of a week or less, full-time or part-time in Autodesk and Adobe programs.

Degree and Higher Certificate students attend two lecture sessions each weekday. Sixteen to twenty hours a week is spent in unsupervised practical and research work. Draughting, Clothing and Decorating students attend two or four lecture sessions per week. Six to eight hours a week is spent in unsupervised practical and research work. Several of the courses are also offered by distance education.