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Institutions Offering Nursing Courses in South Africa

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In this article, you will see the list of universities, colleges, and satellite institutions that have been accredited by The South African Nursing Council (SANC) to offer nurse training programs in South Africa.

The South African Nursing Council (SANC) is in charge of courses and institutions in the country.

Institutions Offering Nursing Courses in South Africa

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Institutions Offering Nursing Courses in South Africa

Nursing colleges in Gauteng Province

There are several renowned nursing universities and colleges in the Gauteng province, specifically in cities such as Johannesburg and Pretoria.

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Colleges in Johannesburg

1) Baragwanath Nursing College

2) University of Johannesburg

Nursing Colleges in Pretoria

1) University of Pretoria

2) Healthnicon S A– Pretoria main campus Healthnicon S A is a private higher nursing education institution.

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3) Life College – Pretoria Learning Centre

Other SANC-accredited institutions in Gauteng Province

Universities

1) Tshwane University of Technology.

2) University of South Africa – Unisa is the largest university in South Africa. It boasts of internationally recognized programs.

3) University of Witwatersrand

4) Vaal University of Technology

Nursing colleges

1) Ann Latsky Nursing College

2) Rahima Moosa Campus

3) Ga-Rankuwa Nursing College

4) S G Lourens Nursing College

5) SAMHS Nursing College

Colleges/universities in Western Cape Province

The Western Cape Department of Health offers annual bursaries for full-time study at the following accredited Western Cape nursing institutions:

Universities in Western Cape Province

1) University of Cape Town

2) University of the Western Cape

3) Cape Peninsula University of Technology

4) University of Stellenbosch

Nursing colleges in Capetown

1) Western Cape College of Nursing – Metro West Campus Sub-Campuses:

1) Boland Overberg

2) Metro East Campus

3) South Cape Karoo Campus

Nursing schools in Western Cape Province

1) Beaufort West Hospital

2) George Hospital

3) Groote Schuur Hospital

4) Tygerberg Academic Hospital

5) Western Cape Rehabilitation Centre

6) Worcester Nursing School

Colleges/universities in Eastern Cape Province

Universities in Eastern Cape Province

1) Nelson Mandela University

2) Walter Sisulu University

3) University of Fort Hare Colleges in Eastern Cape Province

1) Lilitha College of Nursing (Main Campus) Below are the five Lilitha college satellite campuses:

1) Port Elizabeth Campus

2) East London Campus

3) Queenstown Campus

4) Mthatha Campus

5) Lusikisiki Campus

Schools in Eastern Cape Province

1) All Saints Hospital

2) Fort Beaufort Hospital

3) Victoria Hospital

4) Butterworth Hospital

5) Andries Vosloo Hospital

6) St Lucy’s Hospital

7) Dora Nginza Hospital

8) Dr Malizo Mpehle Memorial Hospital

9) Elizabeth Donkin Hospital

10) Nessie Knight Hospital

11) Glen Grey Hospital

12) Madwaleni Hospital

13) Madzikane KaZulu Memorial Hospital

14) Midlands Hospital

15) Nompumelelo Hospital

16) Settler’s Hospital

17) St Barnabas Hospital MS B Somhlahlo

18) Thafalofefe Hospital

19) St Patrick’s Hospital

20) Umlamli /Empilisweni Complex

Universities in Northern Cape Province

Even though Northern Cape is the largest province, it has the smallest population size. It is therefore unsurprising that there is currently only one recognized public school in the province namely:

1) Henrietta Stockdale Nursing College

Phone: 053-807 5351 053-832 0844

email: reneewilliams@ncpg.gov.za

Physical Address: 1st Floor NIH Building Chapel Street, Kimberley, 8301 South Africa

Colleges in North West Province

There are several accredited schools in the North West province. They are grouped into either public or private institutes:

Public nursing universities in North West Province

1) North West University ( Mafikeng ) Tuition is primarily in English.

2) North West University (Potchefstroom) Tuition here is mainly in Afrikaans.

Public nursing colleges in North West Province

1) Xcelsius Nursing College

2) Mmabatho Nursing College

Public nursing schools in North West Province

1) Moses Kotane Nursing School

2) Taung Community Hospital

3) Thusong Hospital Nursing School

4) Witrand Hospital

Private nursing schools in North West Province

Several private training schools have yet to be accredited by the SANC.

1) Caerus Nursing School: Although it has received accreditation by the Council of Higher Education, it is still in the process of being certified by the SA Nursing Council.

Phone: 018 474-9340 018 468-5635 email: training@mmhs.co.za

Colleges/universities in Free State Province

Universities in Free State Province

1) University of Free State

Its main campus is in Bloemfontein, the judicial capital of South Africa and is one of the oldest South African higher learning institutions. There are many bursaries and other financial aid options offered here.

Colleges in Free State Province

1) Free State School of Nursing –Northern Campus

Phone: 057 – 396 6240; 057-396 3719

email: MsayiN@fshealth.gov.za

2) Free State School of Nursing –Eastern Campus

Phone : 058 – 713 3345; 058-713 2568

email: MokoenaM@fshealth.gov.za

3) Free State School of Nursing –Southern Campus

Phone: 051 – 403 9832; 051-430 9873

email: vandyke@fshealth.gov.za

Schools in Free State Province

1) Metsimaholo District Hospital

Contact: 016 – 970 9420 086 748 4388

2) Mofumahadi Manapo Mopeli Region Hospital

Contact: 058-718 3383 058-718 3332

3) National Universitas Hospital

Contact: 051 – 405 2407; 051-444 0792

4) No. 3 Military Hospital (SAMHS)

Contact: 051-402 1850 051-402 1877

Colleges/universities in Kwa-Zulu Natal Province 

As the second largest province in South Africa, Kwa-Zulu Natal is home to some reputable nursing colleges in Durban and its environs.

Universities in Kwa-Zulu Natal Province

1) Durban University of Technology

2) University of Zululand

3) University of Kwa-Zulu Natal

Colleges in Kwa-Zulu Natal Province

1) Kwa-Zulu Natal College of Nursing (Main Campus)

2) ChatsMed Candlelight Nursing School –Durban Campus

Contacts: candlelightnursingschool@webmail.co.za

3) Michaelmas Nursing School –Durban Campus

Contacts: 031 305-6896 031 305-6917

email: michaelmasdbn@gmail.com

4) Netcare Education (Durban) North Campuses:

1) Ngwelezana Campus

Contacts: 035-794 2570; 035 -794 1106; 035-794 2570

email: Thabi.Matsane@kznhealth.gov.za

2) Charles Johnson Memorial Campus

Contact: 034-271 0094

email: Busisiwe.Simelane@kznhealth.gov.za

3) Madadeni Campus

Phone : 034 – 314 4431

email: Sibongile.Hlatshwayo@kznhealth.gov.za

4) Benedictine Campus Phone: 035 – 831 7107 035 831 0760

email: monica.zibani@kznhealth.gov.za

South Campuses

1) Edendale Campus

Phone: 033-345 6810, 033 –392 7566

email: dereck.smith@kznhealth.gov.za

2) Grey’s Campus Phone: 033 – 897 3508 033-897 3500

email: Esther.Hlongwa@kznhealth.gov.za

3) RK Khan Campus

Phone: 031 – 459 6069 031-401 5229

email: jaya.reddy@kznhealth.gov.za

4) Addington Campus

Phone: 031 – 327 2056 031-327 2756

email: Maria.sissing@kznhealth.gov.za

5) Port Shepstone Campus

Phone: 039 – 315 5322/3/4 039-315 5325

email: Bheki.gwala@kznhealth.gov.za

6) Prince Mshiyeni Memorial

Phone: 031 – 907 8314 031-906 7772

email: Sindisiwe.mthembu@kznhealth.gov.za

7) King Edward VII Campus

Phone: 031 – 360 3110 031-206 1222

email: mba.nkabinde@kznhealth.gov.za

Schools in Kwa-Zulu Natal Province

1) Bethesda Hospital School

Phone: 035 – 595 1160; 035-595 1160

email: plantina.mbowane@kznhealth.gov.za

2) Rietvlei Hospital School

Phone : 039 – 260 5246; 039-260 0006

email: sibongile.dlamini3@kznhealth.gov.za

3) Eshowe Hospital School

Phone: 035 – 474 2153; 035-474 4289

email: elizabeth.nkosi@kznhealth.gov.za

4) St Aidans Hospital School

Phone: 031 – 314 2270 031-309 5289, 031-309 3222

email: martha.swart@kznhealth.gov.za

5) Manguzi Hospital School

Phone: 035 – 592 0150; 035-592 9864

email: hlalisile.tembe@kznhealth.gov.za

6) Nkonjeni Hospital School

Phone: 035 – 873 0618/76; 035-873 0576; 035-873

nokuthula.shabalala@kznhealth.gov.za , noxolo.mbatha@kznhealth.gov.za

7) Nkandla Hospital School

Phone: 035 – 833 5049 ext 291 035-833 0112

email: thandeka.dlamini@kznhealth.gov.za

8) Iris Marwick Hospital School

Phone: 033 – 341 5609/13 033-394 0114

email: bindu.harry@kznhealth.gov.za

9) Church of Scotland Hospital School

Phone: 033 – 493 0835; 033-493 0830

email: zamisile.mabaso@kznhealth.gov.za

Colleges/universities in Limpopo Province

1) University of Limpopo

2) Limpopo College of Nursing Sub-Campuses:

1) Giyani Campus

2.) Sekhukhune Campus

3) Sovenga Campus

4.) Thohoyandou Campus

5) Waterberg Campus

Schools in Limpopo Province

1) Malamulele Hospital

2) Warmbath Hospital

3) Mokopane Hospital

Colleges/universities in Mpumalanga Province

Currently, there are no university-level nurse-training institutes.

1) Mpumalanga College of Nursing

Phone: +271 3796 1352 Physical

Address: Themba Hospital Road, 1245, Kabokweni, South Africa

Schools in Mpumalanga Province

1) Barberton Hospital School

Phone: 013 – 712 3011 ; 013-712 4432

email: emmarential@social.mpu.gov.za

2) Standerton Hospital School

Phone: 017 712 2323

3) Middleburg Hospital School

Phone: 013 – 243 0999; 013-243 0829

email: reginaM@social.mpu.gov.za

4) Sabie Hospital Nursing School

Phone: 013-764 1222/23; 013-764 3087

5) Witbank Hospital School

Phone: 013 – 653 2238; 013-690 3614

6) Piet Retief Hospital Nursing

Phone: 017 – 824 1200; 017-824 1222

email: sibongileD@social.mpu.gov.za

Nursing is a diverse field in which you can work not only in hospitals but in other healthcare facilities such as schools, correctional facilities, and even war zones. Before settling in any program, it is best to research different institutions to decide on the best package for you. Once you have decided on a specific training institute, visit the SA Nursing Council’s list of accredited Nursing Colleges in South Africa to verify its credibility since many private schools have yet to be certified.

One of the vital nursing requirements is the SANC registration, which you can do once you get your qualification. From there, you can begin to enjoy your fulfilling nursing profession or choose to get a master’s degree. This will further advance your profession as you will become a clinical nurse specialist or an advanced nurse practitioner.

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