Private higher education · DHET registered · CHE accredited · Gauteng
Lyceum College
Registered with the DHET; it was deregistered in 2024 as part of the Educor group and then reinstated, so confirm its current standing on the live DHET register before enrolling. DHET registration 2001/HE07/011.
What Lyceum College offers
Lyceum College offers Distance and online higher education, business and general studies. See the full, current course list on the official site - we link to it so you always reach the latest version.
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Before you pay Lyceum College
- Confirm the registration. Verify Lyceum College (2001/HE07/011) on the official DHET register. If it is not there, stop.
- Check the exact programme. Registration of the college is not enough - confirm the specific programme is CHE accredited and on the NQF with SAQA.
- Never pay into a personal account. A real college uses a business bank account in the college name. Payment into a personal account is a scam.
- Be wary of pressure and guarantees. Guaranteed jobs, pay today or lose your place, and qualifications that sound far too quick are warning signs. Verify before paying.
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Lyceum College questions
Registered with the DHET; it was deregistered in 2024 as part of the Educor group and then reinstated, so confirm its current standing on the live DHET register before enrolling. Its DHET registration number is 2001/HE07/011. Always verify the specific programme is accredited before you pay.
Lyceum College focuses on Distance and online higher education, business and general studies. See the full, current course list on the official site, lyceum.edu.za. Confirm each programme is CHE accredited and on the NQF.
Apply on the official Lyceum College site (lyceum.edu.za). AskSmarty links to it but never processes applications or takes payment. Check the intake dates and entry requirements for your programme before applying.
No. NSFAS funds public universities and public TVET colleges, not private institutions. At Lyceum College you pay your own fees or look for a private bursary, a student loan, or a payment plan from the college.
AskSmarty is an independent national guide - not the DHET, the CHE, SAQA, or Lyceum College, and not affiliated with any of them. Registration and accreditation can change; always verify Lyceum College and its specific programme on the official DHET, CHE and SAQA channels before you pay. We never take payment and we never check or process applications for you.