Distance Learning
Distance Learning is suitable for students who are unable to attend classes on a regular basis, who are able to study independently and/or who are working full-time.
The benefits of this mode of study include online and lecturer support, to guide the student through the relevant subject matter and the option to make enquiries telephonically or via email.
The Distance Learning is dedicated to provide quality, relevant and accredited training options. The College aims to make the Distance Learning experience worthwhile, effective and manageable by ensuring that students receive continued support and feedback throughout their study period.
NB: Potential Distance Learning students must be computer literate and have access to a computer and the internet to access learning material.
NB: Potential students must be able to travel to Cape Town to write the external examination.
Distance Learning
Download a complete guide to FBC Distance Learning programmes and requirements.
DISTANCE LEARNING REGISTRATION PROCESS:
1. Registration
You are registered now. Proof of registration received and check the information on Academia registration portal.
2. Text Book Orders
Submit the completed textbook order form.
3. Orientation
Study the orientation booklet
4. Receive your textbooks
Receive your textbooks within 7 Days.
5. MyFBC
Check that you are enrolled on MyFBC (2 Days after registration). Log into your courses and engage with the content.
6. Start Studying!
Start studying. Do not wait!
DISTANCE LEARNING
COURSES OFFERED:
National Certificate: N4-N6
OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMMES
FEES
Business Studies: | R1 050 per subject |
Educare: | R1 230 – R1 295 per subject |
Engineering N1-N3: | R775 per subject |
Electrical Engineering N4-N6: | R870 per subject |
FETC: Accounting Technician Level 3 | R25 000 |
How do I apply?

For more information on Distance Learning contact:
Tel: 021 701 1153 or email: FBCDistanceLearning@falsebay.org.za

Meet the Manager
Malcolm Meyer
Distance Learning Manager (Acting)
Before joining False Bay TVET College (FBC), Malcolm Meyer was working at an NGO in Lavender Hill for 15 years. He later joined FBC as a lecturer at Muizenberg campus in January 2008 and joined the new campus in Fish Hoek in January 2009. In July 2013 he was promoted to Programme Manager for NC (V) and later included Report 191 for Business Studies. He ended a tenure of 10 years as HOD in Business Studies at Fish Hoek campus to take up the Acting position at Distance Learning.
His motto in life is: “Believe to Achieve”.