Madang Technical College 2025 Acceptance List PDF

Since 1957, Madang Technical College has served as a cornerstone of technical education in Papua New Guinea. From its humble origins as a junior technical school, the institution has undergone remarkable transformations, overcoming challenges to emerge as a vital force in TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training) and in shaping the nation's skilled workforce. 

As we approach 2025, prospective students eagerly await the release of the acceptance list. This list represents not merely admission but a gateway to quality TVET education and a brighter future for the PNG skilled workforce.

In this article, you can find out how to access and download the Madang Technical College 2025 Acceptance List PDF.

Madang Technical College 2025 Acceptance PDF List

Madang Technical College will release its final list for the new academic year on bulletin boards and to its students. Confirm your status by checking with the student administration office.

On the list, you will find details such as your TESAS (HECAS & AES) status, registrations and orientation dates, and fees.

Therefore, check with the institution for the 2 acceptance lists, typically available in January.

In the meantime, you can also check the Grade 12 School Leavers Selection Lists on the DHERST website or here when it is released.

How to Download Madang Technical College 2025 Selection List PDF

To access the Madang Technical College (MTC) 2025 Selection List PDF, follow these steps:

1. Check the status update for MTC on PNG Insight: Click here.

2. Check and download the PDF file.

3. In the 'Find' bar (for smartphones) or 'Search bar (for PC/Mac), enter your SLF number.

5. Hit 'Enter' to check your selection status.

If your SLF number does not appear, it indicates that you have not been selected for Madang Technical College.

DHERST NOAS Selections Info

DHERST provides information on Non-School Leavers and School Leavers selections for 2025.

• For Non-School Leavers, DHERST advises selected students to seek their Admission or Acceptance Letter from the tertiary institution that has selected them. Most institutions should have posted or emailed the Admission or Acceptance Letters by now.

• For School Leavers selections in 2025, post-selection is ongoing through the National Admission Pool. Eligible students who did not secure a space on the selection launching day should regularly check their NOAS account for offers from institutions. If an offer is found, accept or decline it through the relevant button.

DHERST TESAS (HECAS & AES) and HELP Notice

DHERST provides information on PNG government scholarships, TESAS, and HELP. The TESAS list will be published around mid-January 2025, and the TESAS Scholarship Offer Letter will be provided to awardees through their respective NOAS accounts. 

If your name is under a TESAS scholarship (AES or HECAS) category, access your NOAS account to accept the scholarship's terms and conditions.

The Higher Education Loan Programme (HELP) is available to all students, regardless of TESAS status. Interested applicants must become registered students by complying with the admission or registration policies of tertiary institutions.

For more information on selections, HELP, or TESAS, contact the office via email at noassupport@dherst.gov.pg or help@dherst.gov.pg, call 301 2000, or visit the office in person at the NSLS Haus, DHERST Ground Floor Office.

Disclaimer: The list was published by DHERST last year, on the higher education website. PNG Insight adapted it for our readers' information only. For more details, contact DHERST.

Download the PNG Universities and Colleges Acceptance Lists - links:

You can also follow the 2025 School Leavers and Non-school Leavers selection lists for the Higher Education institutions in Papua New Guinea DHERST releases the latest lists.

Check out the related links:

• PNG Universities Acceptance Lists https://pnginsight.com/png-universities-application-admission-selection-info/

• Business Colleges Acceptance Lists https://pnginsight.com/business-colleges-in-png-acceptance-lists/

• PNG Nursing Colleges Acceptance Lists https://pnginsight.com/png-nursing-schools-non-school-leavers-selection-lists/

• Teachers Colleges Acceptance Lists: https://www.pnginsightblog.com/p/png-teachers-colleges-selections-lists.html

Don Bosco Technical Institute DBTI (Building Professionals with Skills and Values)

Nestled in East Boroko, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, Don Bosco Technological Institute (DBTI) stands as a beacon of technical education and holistic development. This private Catholic institution, operated by the Salesians of Don Bosco, has earned widespread acclaim for its unwavering commitment to empowering young individuals and contributing to the nation's progress.

Since 1999, DBTI has steadily grown to become a recognised independent higher education institution, accredited (2016) by the Department of Higher Education, Science and Technology (DHERST). Its curriculum meticulously aligns with national industrial standards, ensuring that graduates are equipped with the skills and knowledge demanded by the modern workforce.

A Diverse Range of Programs for a Dynamic Future

Within its esteemed halls, DBTI offers a diverse portfolio of programs across three key departments:

Mechanical Department:

This department provides rigorous training in Automotive Technology, MFT Technology (Maintenance and Machine Fitting), and MFW Technology (Metal Fabrication and Welding), empowering individuals to become skilled technicians and engineers.

Electro Department:*

Aspiring professionals in Electrical Technology, Electronics and communication, and Instrumentation Technology find a nurturing environment in this department, where they acquire the expertise needed to excel in these critical fields.

Information Business Management Department:

Recognising the increasing importance of information technology, this department offers a comprehensive program in Information Technology, preparing students for exciting careers in the digital age.

More than Just Technical Skills: Nurturing Well-Rounded Individuals

DBTI goes beyond simply imparting technical skills. Recognising the importance of personal development and ethical conduct, the institute's programs are firmly rooted in Christian principles and the values espoused by its founder, Don Bosco. 

This holistic approach fosters well-rounded individuals who are not only technically proficient but also possess strong moral character, critical thinking skills, and a commitment to social responsibility.

Study at DBTI

PNG Insight has compiled information on Application & Admission and Yearly Selections that readers will find useful as they find out about this institution. Check out the links below:

• How to Apply to DBTI as a Non-School Leaver or Grade 12 School Leaver

• DBTI Selections and Acceptance List

Contributing to National Growth and Development

DBTI's commitment extends beyond its students. The institute plays an active role in contributing to the realisation of Papua New Guinea's Vision 2050, dedicating its resources and expertise to empowering human development, promoting gender equality, supporting youth initiatives, and safeguarding the environment. 

Furthermore, by offering a significant portion of its programs through TESAS scholarships, DBTI ensures equitable access to quality education for all, fostering a more inclusive and prosperous future for the nation.

With its unwavering dedication to technical excellence, values-based education, and national development, Don Bosco Technological Institute has established itself as a leading institution in Papua New Guinea. 

By continually refining its curriculum, embracing innovative teaching methods, and nurturing a vibrant community of learners, DBTI remains steadfast in its mission to empower young individuals and contribute to the nation's continued progress. 

As it looks towards the future, DBTI remains committed to its legacy of excellence, ensuring that generations to come benefit from its transformative education and contribute meaningfully to the social and economic fabric of Papua New Guinea.