The Application Process

Embarking on your journey at Milpark involves two key stages. First, if you haven’t been admitted to a qualification yet, you’ll need to apply for admission or pre-admission (if applicable) to your chosen qualification. Once admitted, you’ll proceed to the second stage of the process, which is to register for your modules for either the academic year, cycle, or semester. If your qualification spans more than one year or you can’t register for all your modules at once, you’ll have opportunities to register for further modules throughout the academic year depending on your mode of study, or when registration opens for the next academic year.

  1. Instructional Video

    Watch our instructional video here on the application process.

  2. Apply for admission to the qualification

    • Select your qualification 
    • Pay the application fee 
    • Write the Admission test (if applicable)
    • Upload your documents

  3. Register for specific modules on the qualification

    • Select your modules 
    • Upload your proof of payment  
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What to Know for Admission and Registration

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    Admission Process

    All students need to complete the application process and receive academic acceptance onto the programme before registering for modules (subjects or courses).

    Before applying, be sure that you:

    • meet the minimum entry requirements as per the programme brochure;
    • adhere to the admission closing dates as per the programme timetable; and
    • have all required documentation available as set out in the programme brochure.

    Exemptions:

    If you have completed a qualification at another accredited institution, you may be eligible for modules exemptions.

    To apply for an exemption:

    • submit the relevant application if any of the modules you have completed previously (no more than 10 years ago) are similar to the modules on the qualification you are applying for;
    • submit your original exemption application form together with originally certificated documents on myMilpark once you have been admitted and have received your login details to the student portal; and
    • if you have completed a qualification at another accredited institution, you may be eligible for module exemptions if the criteria for granted exemptions are met.

    Note: If you have previously completed a qualification at Milpark Education, you may also be eligible for subject exemptions; however, these will be automatically granted on admission. No application is required.

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    Registration Process

    Upon successful admission:

    • You can proceed with the registration of your semester modules.
    • To register, ensure that you have received your login details to access myMilpark
    • Adhere to the registration closing dates as per the relevant programme timetable.
    • You will be required to upload your proof of payment (proof of deposit/EFT, bursary letter, or credit card).

    Upon successful registration:

    • A confirmation of registration letter will be sent together with your study material (where applicable).
    • All admission and registration information can also be viewed online on myMilpark
    • Current Milpark students continuing with their chosen programme into the next semester or academic year, can register at  myMilpark.

If you have any queries, please complete the Contact Us form or call us on 086 999 0001 where a student advisor will assist you with your admission or registration application.

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  • We want to ensure that you've made the right career choice. If you have any doubts, please contact our career counsellor at: [email protected].
  • Make sure you meet the minimum requirements and have all required documentation for your selected programme, as specified in the information pack available on each programme/short course page.
  • The application closing dates can be found on the specific programme pages.
  • Apply for admission well before the close of registration to avoid disappointment. Late applications will only be considered for the following semester.
  • We require your valid 13-digit South African ID number to validate your application. Milpark Education respects your personal information. [Learn more about our Privacy Notice].
  • Students applying for a new programme must complete an admission application and receive academic acceptance to the programme before registering for individual subjects.

International applicants must apply through our online admission system and submit certified digital copies of their admission documents.  For detailed admission requirements, please refer to the relevant fact sheet for the qualification you wish to apply for.

If you're enrolling via distance learning:

  • If you are applying for a qualification (excluding a Bachelor’s degree) with foreign school leaving or tertiary qualifications, you must obtain a Certificate of Equivalence from the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) before submitting your application.
  • For admission to a Bachelor’s degree with a foreign senior certificate or tertiary qualification, you need to obtain an exemption certificate from Universities South Africa (USAF) before applying.
  • You may be required to complete an English language proficiency test.
  • If you're residing outside of South Africa, you do not need to comply with visa or residency permit requirements.
  • If you're residing in South Africa, you must provide evidence of a valid South African residency permit.
  • Your study materials will be couriered to your country of residence, and support will be provided through distance learning methods.

Please Note: Additional costs may apply for courier services and examinations where applicable. For further information, please contact our Student Recruitment Department via our website Contact Us form.

Visiting South Africa:

  • Distance learning students who wish to visit South Africa for a short workshop or to write an assessment must comply with the standard visa/visitor requirements as stipulated by the Department of Home Affairs.
  • Please note that such a visit does not grant permission to remain in South Africa beyond the duration of your visit based on your registration at Milpark Education.

Foreign nationals studying via distance learning are not permitted to provide a South African residential or postal address without a valid South African residency permit.

Option One: Bank Transfer (SA students)

If you have a Nedbank or ABSA account and a South African ID, please select Milpark Education PTY LTD on the beneficiary field. You will not be required to complete the bank account or branch code details. The reference must be your South African ID number.  Note: Milpark Education is a pre-approved beneficiary with Nedbank and ABSA.

  • Bank: Nedbank
  • Account Name: Milpark Education (Pty) Ltd
  • Account number: 1232081361
  • Branch Code: 198765 (universal code)
  • Reference: South African ID or passport number individuals, Milpark account number (corporates)

International students:

Please upload the proof of payment via our helpdesk.

  • Bank: FNB
  • Account name: Milpark Education (Pty) Ltd
  • Account no.: 62364423849
  • Branch: 201109
  • Swift Code: FIRNZAJJ
  • Reference: Passport number (individuals), Milpark account number (corporates)

Option 2: Pay with Flywire

Milpark Education has partnered with Flywire to accept payments from international students worldwide. Make education payments easily and securely in your own currency, using local payment methods from the safety and convenience of your home.  With real-time tracking and 24/7 multilingual support, millions of students and families around the world trust Flywire for payment processing.  Pay online with Flywire.

Option 3: Credit Cards

Credit card payments can be made via myMilpark when registering online or at our Cape Town offices.  VISA, Mastercard, American Express and Diners Club are accepted.

Option 4: Company Sponsorship/Bursary

If your employer is paying for your studies, you must submit a bursary letter on a company letterhead when you register. The following information must be included:

  • Date
  • Full name and surname
  • ID Number/Passport number
  • Bursary Qualification
  • Module names and cost per module
  • Value of approved bursary
  • Authorised signature

Milpark Education offers a number of bursaries to students annually, based on need and academic performance. Bursaries are one of the ways in which we both support our students and assist industry in achieving South Africa’s transformation agenda.

The Bursary Programme aims to produce quality graduates drawn from groups who may not previously have had access to a sector or area of study. Bursaries are provided to previously disadvantaged candidates who meet our criteria.

Bursary Applications for the 2025 Academic Year are open:

  • If you are a student of Milpark with a student number and login credentials, click here Milpark Bursary Application Form and login to your student profile to complete the application. Before attempting to open the application please make sure that your browser is not already signed into a Microsoft Account. If you are logged into another Microsoft Account, logout of that account and click on the Bursary Application form link to login to your Milpark account and complete the application.
  • If you are not yet a student of Milpark and don’t have a student number with login credentials, please email [email protected] for further assistance.
  • Incomplete and/or late applications will not be considered under any circumstances.
  • Note that financial need and academic suitability are required.
    Before applying for a Milpark Bursary we encourage you to read the Bursary Policy Information
  • Please read and complete all documentation very carefully prior to making your application.
    Incomplete applications will not be considered under any circumstances.
  • Note that financial need and academic suitability are required.
  • Applications Open: 30 September 2024
  • Applications Close: 10 December 2024
  • Decisions will be communicated to students no later than February 2025.

Milpark is providing students with another chance to apply for a bursary if they miss the initial closing date of 10 December 2024. Applications received after this date will be considered at the next closing date on 15 June 2025. Please note that mid-year bursary applications will only be reviewed if there are sufficient funds remaining after processing the first round of applications. Additionally, bursary funds will only cover the cost of modules for the 2025 academic year. Students wishing to apply for bursaries for 2026 modules will need to do so at the end of the 2025 academic year, once the new timetables are available.

Please note that Milpark bursaries are not available for the Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting (PGDA/CTA) and Advanced Accounting (Bridging Short Course to PGDA / CTA).

Milpark is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET). Our qualifications are accredited by the Higher Education Quality Committee (HEQC) of the Council on Higher Education (CHE). Our qualifications are also registered on the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). 

Milpark provides flexible learning options through distance learning online (DLO), and distance learning (DL). Our fully online, holistic approach focuses on work-integrated learning, combining theoretical knowledge with practical application to ensure that graduates are work-ready.

DLO is ideal for students who prefer a more guided approach to distance learning and have daily access to a stable internet connection. DL provides greater flexibility for self-motivated learners who can pace their studies independently. It is also advantageous for students who may have limited internet connectivity. 

DLO is a fully digital learning experience. Students in this mode access all their study materials, including textbooks, through Milpark’s online learning platform. DLO provides a highly interactive and engaging environment, with regular live online classes, discussion forums, and collaborative projects. 

DL offers a more traditional approach to distance learning. Students in this mode can still access online resources but mostly rely on physical textbooks and study guides. DL students also benefit from lecturer support, but interactions are less frequent compared to the DLO mode. 

Student Support Services can be contacted through the online helpdesk for help with coursework questions, technical support, and administrative guidance. This secure portal enables you to submit and track queries for prompt assistance. 

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