From smart homes to smart cities, you’ll orchestrate devices, sensors, and data like a tech maestro, making everything connected and smart. Your mission? To gather data from the world around us, channel it through the cloud, and transform it into actionable insights that shape the future.
As part of your studies, you’ll choose one of two exciting specialisations:
The minimum entry requirement for this qualification is: NQF level 3 qualification (grade 11)
Learn how drones, automation, AI, sensors, and IoT work together to solve real-world problems.
Explore how smart technologies are transforming modern farming and food production.
This qualification can prepare you for careers such as:
Drone Technology Careers
Agriculture Technology Careers
The Internet of Things (IoT) connects everyday devices, sensors, machines, and systems to the internet so they can collect and share data in real time. Think smart homes, smart farming, wearable devices, and connected vehicles.
No. This qualification is designed to teach you the fundamentals of IoT, cloud technologies, databases, and connected systems while developing your technical skills as you progress.
The Drone Technology specialisation focuses on autonomous systems, drone automation, AI, and smart technologies.
The Agriculture Technology specialisation focuses on smart farming, IoT-enabled agriculture, precision farming, crop monitoring, and agricultural automation.
Graduates may pursue careers such as IoT Developer, IoT Deployment Specialist, IoT Data Scientist, Drone & IoT Solutions Developer, Agricultural Data Analyst, or Autonomous Systems Engineer depending on their chosen specialisation.
Yes. IoT technology is used across industries ranging from agriculture and manufacturing to logistics, smart cities, healthcare, and automation. As more devices become connected, demand for IoT skills continues to grow. This qualification also allows you to specialise in emerging fields such as drone technology or smart farming.
