You can now study for FREE at False Bay TVET College. This is an opportunity you do not want to miss. This is a 12 month commitment to prepare you for the world of work.
Many students are supported in their tertiary studies through bursaries provided by private companies. However, university retention and pass rates in South Africa are low.
ISFAP is the Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme, a bursary scheme that is targeted towards the missing middle. A question you might be asking is if they will fund you if you are a SASSA beneficiary, here's the answer.
The Gauteng City Region Academy (GCRA) is a branch of the Gauteng Department of Education that aims to promote skills development in Gauteng. GCRA is inviting all qualified applicants who are residents of Gauteng as well as unemployed students to apply for its bursary program.
The are various forms of funding for people who wish to study but can't afford to do so. If you are struggling to find a way to fund you studies, here are some options.
ISFAP refers to the Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme which is a bursary scheme that is targeted towards the missing middle. You might be wondering whether they'll pay your registration fee if you're approved. Keep reading to find out.
Wits University SRC tries delaying the reopening of the university in an attempt to gain free education, but the university claims they do not have the resources to provide free education. Wits does however have multiple other financial aid schemes in place to support their students.
The start of the academic years signals a lot of conversations about to begin. With historical debt, NSFAS and registration issues and now with a pandemic at play, the start of the 2021 academic year has already been bumpy.
Do you have an undergraduate diploma or degree and are you looking to further your studies? Now could be the time. This bursary gets you a fully-funded post-grad + paid work experience.
Are you interested in applying for funding to study at a South African university or TVET College? Keep on scrolling to find out if you qualify for the ISFAP bursary.
Applications for the Funza Lushaka Bursary programme are now closed. If you haven't applied, you might be wondering whether there are late applications for the bursary. Keep reading to find out.
Train-maker Gibela is looking for eligible candidates for the 210 bursaries it is offering this year, for post-matric study in an array of engineering-related fields.
Are you a student registered at a public South African University? Do you find yourself worrying about how you'll pay for your fees? Register a profile with Feenix today and start fundraising towards debt-free education!
Students living with disabilities can receive financial support for their studies through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme, better known as NSFAS. To learn more about how NSFAS works for students with disabilities, keep reading.
The issue of missing middle funding, along with postgraduate funding, is ongoing. The Minister of Higher Education is now pushing for NSFAS to introduce a loan scheme to support these categories of students.
Black Sash and a few other organisations have sent an open letter requesting for the COVID-19 SRD Grant to be extended as many South Africans desperately need this grant as they are still living with the impacts of this pandemic.
If you want to study next year, you need to start by applying. The key is to find out the 2022 institution application dates. Applying for tertiary studies can be challenging to find out the details you need. From finding out the application dates so that you can start collecting all of the documents required. Application dates may vary and/or change due to the current COVID-19 pandemic. Most colleges are opening up for 2022 applications during the month of May.
