SLP Information and Disclaimer on VUT Short Learning Programmes (SLPs)
The Vaal University of Technology (VUT) is an accredited Public Higher Education Institution established in terms of the Higher Education Act (Act 101 of 1997). The University offers formal academic programmes registered on its Programme Qualification Mix (PQM), as well as a variety of Short Learning Programmes (SLPs).
VUT is committed to providing just-in-time, non-formal training interventions that address skills gaps across different sectors of the South African economy. These SLPs support continuing education, lifelong learning, and both professional and personal development, enabling individuals and organisations to enhance their knowledge and skills. They are flexible in nature and may be customised to meet specific industry or client needs based on identified training requirements.
SLPs are developed in collaboration with the University’s Faculties and relevant departments and undergo a rigorous internal approval and quality assurance process to ensure alignment with Council on Higher Education (CHE) standards. It is important to note that SLPs do not lead to formal academic qualifications, and the accumulation of SLPs does not guarantee admission to or conferment of any formal qualification offered by VUT.
Short Learning Programmes may be delivered on campus at VUT or at an agreed external venue, depending on organisational needs. An appropriate recognition will be provided upon completion.
Ms Manini Kganakga
Manager: Short Learning Programmes maninik@vut.ac.za
(016) 950 7867 / 063 681 1379
Cannabis Oil Extraction
Participants will gain knowledge of key extraction techniques, processing methods, and industry best practices.
Cannabis Grow
Disciplinary Procedures
Basic and Intermediate Excel
Report Writing
Share-Point
Medicinal Cannabis
Blockchain business fundamentals
Foetal Heart Rate Monitoring & CTG Interpretation
Data Science Short Learning Programme
Disability Practice Short Learning Programme
Local Government Financial Management Short Learning Programme
