Emakhandeni Trading and Projects

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Registration Number
2010/FE07/103
student at Emakhandeni Trading and Projects

Emakhandeni Trading and Projects aims to equip their students with employable skills. They provide full-time and part-time courses at their campus. Along with offering courses in Health Sciences and Business Studies, they also offer part-time university tuition to Financial Accounting students.

Courses:

  • Health Sciences
  • Business Studies
  • University Part-Time Tuition

Fees:

Consult the website for information regarding fees.

Applications:

Consult the website or contact the campus for information regarding the application process.

 

Type of education institution

Private College :
Qualification Types
National Certificate
Institution Location

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