Yes, it is possible to transfer from North-West University (NWU) to the University of Mpumalanga (UMP), but there are important steps and requirements you need to meet.

Transferring from NWU to UMP:

To transfer between universities in South Africa, you generally need to:

1. Apply to UMP as a transfer student through their official admissions office before the application deadline.

2. Obtain a letter of good standing / academic record from NWU confirming your current enrolment and academic performance.

3. Meet UMP’s minimum entry requirements for the Bachelor of Education (BEd) programme.

4. Provide your National Senior Certificate (NSC/Matric) results, as UMP will assess your original qualifications.

5. Credits from NWU may be recognised through Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) or credit transfer, but this is subject to UMP’s approval on a module-by-module basis.

Requirements for Bachelor of Education (BEd) at UMP:

– National Senior Certificate (NSC) with a Bachelor’s pass (previously known as a university exemption).

– A minimum APS (Admission Point Score) of around 24–28 (this varies depending on the specialisation and year — confirm directly with UMP).

– Specific subject requirements depending on your chosen teaching phase and subjects. For example:

– For Foundation Phase teaching: you typically need a pass in English and Mathematics.

– For Intermediate or Senior Phase: relevant subject passes at a good level are required.

– Proficiency in the language of instruction (usually English).

Important Steps to Take:

– Contact UMP’s Admissions Office directly at ad********@****ac.za or visit http://www.ump.ac.za for the most up-to-date and specific entry requirements, as these can change annually.

– Ask NWU for a certified academic transcript and a letter of good standing.

– Submit your application before the closing date (UMP usually opens applications between April and September for the following academic year).

Note: Admission is not guaranteed, and the final decision rests with UMP. Make sure to follow up with both institutions to ensure a smooth transfer process.