Step one was applying to Boland College. Step two was you getting accepted. Congratulations by the way, that was a massive step to success in your future. Now, next step, is figuring out how you're going to pay for your studies. No need to worry, there are a bunch of options for you.
SA Institute of Electrical Engineers Bursary Scheme: The applicant must be accepted for undergraduate study in Electrical, Electronic or Computer Engineering at a recognized South African University or University of Technology. 3. The applicant must have achieved at least 70% for Mathematics and Physical Sciences and at least 65% for English in their Grade 12 final examinations.
Study Trust: StudyTrust receives funds from various private and corporate donors to administer in the form of bursaries and scholarships.
Provincial District and Local Municipal Bursaries: Bursaries are awarded in connection with the Cape Winelands area to Boland College students.
African Scholars Fund: They provide funding to high school learners and TVET College students. The Fund relies entirely upon private donations. Head to their website for more information.
Elaine Forsyth Memorial Trust: Awarded to students who attend or are looking to attend any further education training college in the Western Cape. The award is given to those in financial need.
ISFAP Funding: The Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme (ISFAP) is government initiative to provide financial assistance to very poor, poor and “missing middle" students. Read our article on ISFAP here.
Department of Labour Bursaries: Students with disabilities qualify for (apart from any other bursaries) for bursaries from the Department of Labour and are required to apply directly at the Department for these bursaries.
Funza Lushaka Bursary Scheme: Bursaries are available to enable eligible students to complete a teaching qualification in an area of national priority. Read our article on the Funza Lushaka Bursary Scheme here.
NSFAS: NSFAS offers fully subsidized free higher education and training for poor and working class South Africans where there is up to R350,000 household income per year. This bursary includes tuition fees, learning materials allowances, transport allowances and living allowances. More information can be found here.
Fundi: Fundi offers students loans to fund their studies. Visit their website here for more information.
Feenix: This is a student programme that uses the process of fundraising in order to helped students fund their studies. Read our article on Feenix here.
Banks: Many South African banks offer loans for students looking to fund their studies.
For further financial assistance, go visit the Financial Aid office at your campus.
For funding separate from your university and their Financial Aid office, you can visit the Bursaries Portal to see which bursaries are available to you as a student.
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