Courses that require 20 – 25 APS Score Points or less at Sol Plaatje University: The Sol Plaatje University (SPU) in Kimberley draws on the distinctive strengths and heritage of the Northern Cape, stimulating provincial and national development and has the potential to inject new life and purpose into Kimberley and the Northern Cape – a place bursting with energy, attracting people from all over Southern Africa and from other continents.
- Low APS scores are: 14, 15, 16, 17,18, 19, and 20
- Average APS score are: 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, and 25
- High APS score: 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 – 45
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14 -20 APS Score Courses
At the Sol Plaatje University SPU, there are no courses that require an APS score of 14 to 24. All courses require 25 APS score and above. However, you can find out from the enrollment department on whether there are other extended degrees, or bridging courses that can enable you to gain access to the qualifications of your choice.
20 -25 APS Score Courses
- DIPLOMA IN RETAIL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT: This diploma provides students with the knowledge, insight and skills needed to follow a successful management career in the retail or wholesale fields. Retail and wholesale businesses strive to satisfy the needs of consumers by providing the necessary products and services. APS score points: Minimum 25 points.
- HIGHER CERTIFICATE IN HERITAGE STUDIES: This course provides students with a theoretical and practical grounding of knowledge and skills about the heritage sector. A key benefit is that the Higher Certificate provides an opportunity for studying further in heritage or another discipline. The Higher Certificate is a pathway for ongoing learning and successful graduates could enter one of the various undergraduate degree courses. We are keen to deliver students with a strong ability for independent thinking who can be prepared for this level of learning. APS score points: Minimum 25 points
- HIGHER CERTIFICATE IN COURT INTERPRETING: The purpose of the Higher Certificate in Court Interpreting is to provide an opportunity for court interpreters who are already in the profession as well as newcomers to the field of court interpreting to obtain a recognised formal and professional qualification. APS Minimum points score points: 25