Ryan Cloete

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ryan cloeteRyan Cloete is a journalist based in Cape Town who writes for The Careers Portal and The Skills Portal. He received an Advanced Diploma in Journalism at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology in 2021. Ryan has also previously worked as an on-air contributor at One FM.

As a journalist, Ryan's ultimate goal is to work for a publication that makes a difference in the lives of people. Working at Portal Publishing has provided him with an opportunity to do this and kick start his hopefully long career in news. He also enjoys reading, having a good laugh with friends and watching sporting events.

Connect with Ryan on LinkedIn.

Ryan's Articles:

Thousands of NSFAS beneficiaries are furthering their education at a TVET College. Here's how much their NSFAS allowances will be for October 2024. 

Thousands of TVET College student receive funding from NSFAS. Here's the NSFAS allowance payment plan for October 2024. 

Thousands of students benefit from monthly allowances provided by the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). Here’s a breakdown of how much students can expect to receive in October 2024.

NSFAS has opened 2024 Trimester 3 applications for TVET College students. Here's how long these students will have to submit NSFAS trimester 3 applications. 

The NSFAS accommodation allowance allows students to live close to their institutions of higher learning. NSFAS has revealed the challenges it has faced while trying to make accommodation allowance payments. 

Thousands of students had their bursary applications rejected by NSFAS despite their belief that they meet the eligibility criteria. These students were afforded the opportunity to submit an appeal. 

Millions of students rely on funding from NSFAS. The scheme was placed under administration earlier this year to ensure students receive their allowance payments.

Thousands of students can enrol in tertiary education programmes due to the funding provided by NSFAS. The scheme has indicated when the next round of funding applications will open. 

NSFAS bursaries support students who cannot afford the costs of tertiary education, enabling them to achieve their academic goals and obtain qualifications. Here’s when NSFAS applications for the 2025 bursary will open.

Thousands of students are expected to enrol in TVET college courses in semester 2 and will be applying for NSFAS bursaries. Here's how they can check if their application for NSFAS bursaries was successful. 

NSFAS funding is aimed at students who cannot afford the costs associated with tertiary education. Students must submit a SARS consent form as part of their bursary application. 

More than one million students currently enrolled in higher education programmes receive comprehensive funding from NSFAS. The financial aid scheme has confirmed June 2024 allowance payments. 

NSFAS allowances are there help students cover essential costs associated with their studies. Here's how much students will be paid. 

NSFAS allowances enable student to cover essential costs while they focus on getting their degrees. The financial aid scheme has revealed its allowance payment plan for July 2024. 

The leadership at NSFAS has undergone major changes since the turn of the year. Another member of the government bursary scheme's leadership has agreed to terminate their contract. 

Thousands of South African students secure tertiary qualifications each year with financial help from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). But does NSFAS fund your chosen course?

 

 

NSFAS has confirmed more 2024 bursary application dates. Here's which students will be able to apply for 2024 NSFAS bursaries. 

The failure of NSFAS to pay allowances could leave students without money to paid for food and cover other essential expenses. More staff is set to be appointed at NSFAS to ensure allowances are paid to all deserving students. 

NSFAS offers comprehensive financial support, including a transport allowance to help cover the commuting costs of travelling to campus daily. 

NSFAS funding ensures that students from poor and working-class backgrounds can obtain tertiary education qualification. Here's what could lead to a student losing this comprehensive funding from the government bursary scheme. 

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