Will Feenix Fund TVET Students?


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Feenix provides fundraising to students for their education. However, will Feenix fund TVET students?


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Feenix is a Public Benefit Organisation which began in June 2017 after the #FeesMustFall movement that spread across campuses in South Africa during 2015 and 2016.

The #FeesMustFall movement shone a light on the high cost of tertiary education and how financial stress impacted students' success rates.

The Feenix team is diverse, young, and passionate about education. They believe that access to education should not be dependent on wealth.

Standard Bank, the founding partner, shares in their belief and without their financial support and guidance, Feenix would not be in existence today.

Feenix provides fundraising to students for their education.

Unfortunately, Feenix does not fund TVET college students, however, the following are eligible:

  • A South African citizen/permanent resident/refugee or asylum seeker.
  • A registered student at a public South African university.
  • Have current or historical debt owing to your university.
  • Have a combined household income of under R600k per year.

If you meet these requirements, you may apply to Feenix.

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Feenix is an online fundraising platform that connects students and communities to fundraise towards achieving debt-free education. Interested in looking for funding to study at university? Well, look no further, see if you qualify for Feenix.


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