applications for the Gauteng College of Nursing (GCON) 3-Year Diploma in Nursing (2027 Intake) are open.
Key Application Details
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Closing Date: 26 September 2026 (No late applications are accepted)
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Cost: Free (No application fee required)
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Application Method: Strictly online via the official Gauteng Provincial Government portal (No hand-delivered or emailed applications)
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Target Audience: South African citizens who reside in Gauteng Province
Eligibility & Academic Requirements
To apply, you must meet one of the following minimum qualifications:
1. National Senior Certificate (NSC / Matric)
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Admission Point Score (APS): Minimum 27 (Life Orientation counts as half)
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English: Level 4 (50%+)
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Life Sciences: Level 4 (50%+)
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Mathematics: Level 4 (50%+) OR Mathematical Literacy: Level 5 (60%+)
2. Senior Certificate (Pre-2008)
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M-Score: Minimum 17
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English: HG D or SG C
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Biology: HG D or SG C
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Mathematics: HG D or SG C
3. NC(V) Primary Health
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50%+ in Fundamental subjects (English FAL, Maths/Maths Lit, Life Orientation)
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60%+ in Vocational subjects (SA Health Care System, Public Health, Human Body and Mind, Community-Oriented Primary Care)
4. Current Grade 12 Learners
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You can apply using your final Grade 11 results, provided they meet the NSC requirements.
Participating GCON Campuses
If selected, candidates will be placed at one of the following campuses:
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Ann Latsky Campus
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Chris Hani Baragwanath Campus
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SG Lourens Campus
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Bonalesedi Campus
How to Apply Step-by-Step
How to Apply
• All applications must be completed online via the GPG Professional Job Centre before or on 26 September – no late applications will be accepted.
• Register a profile on the system before applying.
• Upload all required documents online. Shortlisted applicants must present supporting documents at the selection centre.
• No emailed or hand-delivered applications will be accepted.
Selection Process: Shortlisted applicants will be invited to complete a compulsory psychometric assessment and medical check before final placements are made. Be wary of scams — the government never charges an application or placement fee
