Melissa-Seané Sathekge

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Melissa-Seané is a part-time writer at Portal Publishing. She is dedicated to creating true and accurate content that could be of help to the public. She finds enormous delight in being able to provide others knowledge that even slightly improves their lives.

Melissa-Seané is currently a student completing her Bachelor of Social Science Degree at IIE MSA in Johannesburg. Because this degree requires extensive time management, organisation, and concept integration, she has been able to hone her research and writing skills.

Melissa's Articles:

TVET Colleges are nearing the end of their 2024 academic year, and applications for the upcoming 2025 year are now being accepted.

Matric rewrites offer candidates a chance to enhance their results. Applications for the 2025 matric rewrites in May/June are now open.

 

Thousands of learners are expected to apply for NSFAS funding for the 2025 academic year. Here's who won't get NSFAS funding in 2025. 

Thousands of students apply for NSFAS funding. We reveal what the provisionally funded subject to registration and availability of funds' NSFAS status means.

NSFAS has opened 2025 applications. The scheme has revealed their targets regarding delivering funding decisions to applicants. 

NSFAS-funded students can expect to receive their allowances soon in October 2024. The government has confirmed how these payments will be made to university students.

 

Thousands of learners are gearing up for the upcoming Final Matric Exams, as the Independent Examinations Board (IEB) has officially released the final 2024 IEB Matric Exam Timetable.

NSFAS funding aims to cover the costs associated with getting a higher education degree. However, not all NSFAS allowances are included in the NSFAS loan. 

Occupational programmes at TVET colleges offer career-focused training and hands-on experience to prepare you for in-demand jobs. Does NSFAS pay for occupational courses?

Thousands of students do not qualify for NSFAS bursaries but still do not have the means to pay university and college fees. The NSFAS loan was introduced to assist this group of students. 

Are you a South African student struggling to afford university fees? You may be eligible for an ISFAP bursary!

More than one million students receive bursaries from NSFAS. Here's how much money you can earn and still get a NSFAS bursary/ 

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