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Call for Nomination to Serve as a Ministerial Appointee on the Council of a Technical and Vocational Education and Training College

Higher Education & Training

Official source

Source domain: dhet.gov.za

Collected on 2 November 2026

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What this means

This is a blank nomination and application form for appointment to the councils of public TVET colleges. It lets a nominator propose a candidate and lets the nominee supply personal details, reasons for nomination, eligibility answers and signed declarations under the CET Act and college statutes. The form notes that nomination does not guarantee appointment.

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Nomination for appointment to the council of a public TVET college

Individuals may be nominated, or may apply, to serve as a Ministerial appointee on the council of a public Technical and Vocational Education and Training college. The nominator and nominee complete this form, which covers personal details, reasons for nomination, eligibility and declarations. Nomination does not guarantee appointment.

Who it is for
Prospective ministerial appointees and those nominating them for public TVET college councils
How to act on it
Complete the nominator's form (Section 1) if nominating someone, complete the nominee information and eligibility sections (2 and 3), and sign and date the consent and declarations in Section 4, then submit the form.
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NOMINATION AND APPLICATION FORM FOR SUITABLE CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE COUNCILS OF PUBLIC TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Who can apply

What matters before you act: the conditions this listing sets, as Govermate read them.

  • Not disqualified to act as a director, nor removed from an office of trust by a court or similar tribunal
  • Not convicted of an offence carrying imprisonment without the option of a fine
  • Not declared insolvent by a court of law

Facts

Parties

Ministerial appointees to public TVET college, CET Act and college

Key Takeaways

  • Continuing Education and Training Act, Act No 16 of 2006 (CET Act)
  • Ministerial appointees to public TVET college councils
  • Four sections: nominator, nominee information, eligibility, consent and declarations
  • Eligibility disqualifiers include directorship disqualification, imprisonment-only convictions and insolvency
  • Nomination does not guarantee appointment
  • Higher Education & Training
  • Department of Higher Education and Training
  • Continuing Education and Training Act