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Article Category Universities TagsMangosuthu University of Technology (MUT) seeks to be distinguished and will stand out among all others because of superiority in performance in selected fields as a University of Technology. Apply to be a student there in 2021 now.
Late applications are now open at Mangosuthu University of Technology for 2021.
Applications are to be done online.
A late application fee will apply.
A Zulu-speaking university, MUT provides students with career orientated skills through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical experience in the workplace. This is achieved through close co-operation with commerce and industry to ensure that the curriculum of a particular qualification is relevant to the chosen field, and that it is market related. Theoretical studies and in-service training form part of the programmes.
Their mission is to offer technological, career-directed educational programmes focusing on innovative problem-solving research and engage with government/business/industry and communities as end-users. Mangosuthu University of Technology offers a variety of departments.
FacultiesApplications may be done online or application forms may be collected from the university. Online applications are done through the Central Applications Office (CAO). Applications submitted after 30 September accumulate a late application fee determined by the CAO.
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How To ApplySOUTH AFRICAN APPLICANTS
NON-SOUTH AFRICAN APPLICANTS
You can track the progress of your application by going to www.cao.ac.za and enter your CAO number, or sending an email to [email protected] or call 031 268 4444.
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Article Categories Article Category Universities of TechnologyLate applications to study at Sol Plaatje University (SPU) in the 2021 academic year are open and will close soon so hurry and apply now!
Late applications to study at Sol Plaatje University (SPU) in the 2021 academic year are open and will close soon so hurry and apply now!
Late applications will close on 31 January 2021.
Sol Plaatje University (SPU) was the first University built after Apartheid and was the first built in Northern Cape. SPU offers a range of both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.
SPU states that it is, ''Positioning itself as a niche university, SPU offers academic programmes of a high intellectual nature in fields that meet the needs of the South African thrust to develop a nation that is proud of its heritage and roots."
CampusesSPU has only one campus located in the Civic Centre in Kimberly.
CoursesIf you satisfy the minimum requirements stated here, it does not mean that you will automatically be admitted to the study programme at SPU.
The final decision on your admission will be based on your academic performance and the availability of space in the programme.
If your academic performance is above these minimum requirements, your chance of being admitted to study at the University will be better.
Should you require assistance or experience difficulties applying online, send an email to the Admissions Office at [email protected].
For SPU's 2021 prospectus, click here.
Sol Plaatje University's Accommodation Options
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Article Categories Article Category UniversitiesWith schools reopening soon and no word from the Department on it being pushed back yet, National Teachers' Union believes that schools are not ready to open yet with concerns about teachers being raised as well.
With schools set to open in less than a month and South Africa being in a dreadful state with the second Covid wave, National Teachers' Union believes that schools are not ready to open yet with concerns about teachers being raised as well.
Over 1600 teachers have died as a result of Covid-19.
There has been no changes announced when it comes to the date for schools to reopen as the current school calendar shows it to be 27 January.
National Teachers' Union (Natu) secretary, Cynthia Barnes, said:
The National Teachers Union is not really happy that the schools are opening soon because if you look back, in 2020 there were some negotiables that were put forward that should be followed but only to find that some of them were not followed.
Schools were supposed to have PPEs ready but the quantity and quality was said to not be up to standard. Sanitation and water supplies to schools were also not delivered.
Barnes says that social distancing will never be adhered to because schools are clustered and the Department of Basic Education (DBE) were supposed to provide mobile classrooms but didn't for all schools.
In addition to this, schools faced overcrowding and frequent cases of Covid-19 infections.
"We understand the department doesn't have money so are they going to have money now? They need to go back and look at the hiccups they had in 2020," said Barnes.
Unions have also not been given plans for the 2021 school year or when it comes to teachers with comorbidities.
The curriculum needs to be implemented due to cuts made to it but teachers have not been orientated with no word on when it will happen. The department trimmed the 2020 curriculum after losing 5 teaching weeks during the lockdown.
The Department is not yet ready. Schools are not yet ready to be open ... We need something written in black and white to say this is the plan we have made and this how we are going to have everything.
DBE Minister Angie Motshekga said public schools will spend the next 3 years catching up with the content trimmed from the curriculum.
Natu hopes to negotiate with the department in order to come to an agreement that will keep both learners and teachers safe.
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Have you ever thought about pursuing a career in digital marketing? Even more so, do you have a passion for retail? Here is your opportunity to kickstart your career!
Opportunity DetailsOne of South Africa’s most prominent retailers is looking to empower 2 young individuals to advance their Digital Marketing career. At the end of the 12 month learnership, the participants will earn themselves an NQF5 qualification from Red & Yellow – and a chance at entering a prestigious graduate programme!
About the learnership:
The Red & Yellow Digital Marketing Unemployed Learnership is an opportunity for young people who want to gain a further qualification while working with one of the top digital teams in the country.
During the 12-month programme, the learner will work (and receive a stipend) completing the Red & Yellow NQF-level 5 National Certificate in Advertising specialising in digital marketing.
About the programme:
What is covered during the National Certificate in Advertising specialising in digital marketing:
Module 1: INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING
In this module, learners are introduced to core marketing concepts, shown the importance of the customer to business decision making in the 21st century and learn how to best present and communicate their ideas.
Module 2: MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS
This module explores the online revolution and the digital channels now available to marketers. Learners how shown how to use and leverage digital marketing channels.
Module 3: CLIENT SERVICE
Learners explore paid media and learn how to plan effective campaigns across channels. They also learn to establish and manage client and agency relationships and how to negotiate and contract with suppliers for campaigns and projects.
Module 4: PLANNING & CONTROL
In this last module learners explore how to optimise campaigns and the essentials for project management and basic financial management to equip them for running campaigns and marketing projects effectively and efficiently.
What do you need?
● A matric qualification
● Based in the Western Cape
● A sense of being digitally savvy and familiar with various digital and social media platforms
● PC literate, MS Office suite, any additional knowledge of digital tools and software would be advantageous
● Academic performance in Maths and English
● Passionate about working in the retail digital space
● Adept at planning and organising with attention to detail
● Strong command of English (both written and verbal)
What’s the process?
● Applications open on Thursday 14 January
● Applications close on Thursday 21 January
● Interviews take place in the first week of February
● The programme begins on 1 March 2021
HOW TO APPLY?
Applying for this learnership is simple. Simply click on this link and get started!
Opportunity Closing Date Wednesday, January 20, 2021 - 12:00 Company Offering the Opportunity Red and Yellow Article Categories Article Category Learnerships 2021 Tags TagsArmscor, the Armaments Corporation of South Africa, in partnership with the defence industry, is offering bursaries to exceptional learners through the Armscor Bursary Scheme.
The bursaries will be awarded to learners from previously disadvantaged backgrounds who intend to study full time in the engineering and science fields of study.
Opportunity Details2021 ARMSCOR EXTERNAL BURSARY SCHEME
The aim of the scheme is to address the critical science and engineering skills of the defence industry, by focusing on promoting and improving results in Maths, Science and technical subjects at schools.
Armscor will be awarding bursaries to the following field of study:
Armscor bursary covers the following:
REQUIREMENTS
Submit clear copies of the following supporting documentation along with your completed application form:
The following documents will also be required in the final stages of the bursary selection process:
If currently at tertiary level Application must be submitted electronically via email or hardcopy via post to:
Email: [email protected] (insert the words ‘’Armscor Bursary Application- Your Full Name” in the email subject line).
OR Senior Manager: Learning & Organisation Development, Armscor LTD, Private Bag X337, Pretoria, 0001
https://www.armscor.co.za/?page_id=51629 Opportunity Closing Date Sunday, February 28, 2021 - 12:00 Company Offering the Opportunity ARMSCOR Article Categories Article Category Bursaries 2020 Tags TagsBursaries are awarded to individuals who we believe have the commitment to qualify as a Chartered Accountant and an academic record which indicates the ability to do so with due regard to financial need.
In return for the bursary, the student is required to work at EY for the duration of their training contract (a minimum of three years).
Opportunity Details Bursary ProgrammeThere are two types of bursaries open for application.
Eligibility requirements:
The first requirement to be eligible for a bursary is South African citizenship and a valid South African identity document.
We require an academic record of a minimum of four A’s, excluding Life Orientation; that you will be studying toward a relevant CA degree (three to four years) and a year Accounting Honours/Certificate in Theory in Accounting (CTA). Further, you should be accepted and/or enrolled at a SAICA (South African Institute of Chartered Accountants) accredited University.
Applications for the EY Bursary Programme are open throughout the year. To apply, please remember to attach the following documentation:
BBD invites students wishing to register or continue their university studies in BSc/ BEng/ BCom/ BIS majoring in Computer Science, Computer & Software Engineering, Information Technology, Informatics at Bachelors/ Honours/ Masters/ Doctorate level to apply.
Opportunity Details Bursary 2021 Programme at BBDConsidering a career in Software?
At BBD we are committed to providing opportunities for students and professionals looking to make a difference and work on exciting projects that vary from day to day.
The BBD bursary looks to recruit students who wish to study and pursue a career withing the software development field.
The projects that BBD designs and implements have a tangible effect on people from all walks of life, and so they ask for nothing less but total dedication, absolute professionalism and unbridled enthusiasm (bordering on the manic) from their new recruits.
Candidate Requirements:
Bursary Inclusion:
Once students have graduated, they will also be able to take up permanent employment at BBD.
HOW TO APPLY
Opportunity Closing Date Sunday, February 28, 2021 - 12:00 Company Offering the Opportunity BBD Article Categories Article Category Bursaries 2020 Tags Tags
Pathcare seeks motivated individuals who are accountable and reliable; who possess a responsible work ethic; who are responsive to customer needs; and who can concentrate effectively under pressure with good attention to detail.
Opportunity Details PATHCARE STUDENT LABORATORY ASSISTANTThe PathCare Academy invites responsible and respectful individuals who possess a well developed work ethic and who are responsive to customer needs to apply for the Student Laboratory Assistant programme commencing in 2021.
This is an entry level programme aimed at school leavers who are interested in training in a laboratory environment. Placement will be at various PathCare locations across South Africa.
Location: GOODWOOD, CAPE TOWN
REQUIREMENTS
The competitive selection process will include:
It is specifically brought to the attention of interested persons that only those candidates who meet the criteria, fully comply with the application instructions, score the highest in the competitive testing and interview processes, and who are deemed most suitable will be selected.
Theoretical training will take place at the PathCare Academy in Goodwood or in Pretoria and practical training will take place at various PathCare laboratories nationally.
Individuals who meet the criteria and are interested in applying for a place on this programme should click on the link below and complete the application form.
Closing date: Tuesday, 19th January 2021 at 17h00
CLICK HERE TO VIEW AND APPLY ONLINEOpportunity Closing Date Tuesday, January 19, 2021 - 12:00 Company Offering the Opportunity Pathcare Article Categories Article Category Graduates Tags Tags
Reports have been circulating about the government considering to delay the reopening of schools, however, the DA wishes to find some clarity from the DBE.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) asks that Angie Motshekga clarify whether the government is considering reopening schools in February rather than 27 January 2021.
The DA opposes this decision as they believe that such a delay will negatively affect the 2021 academic year. The delay will put a lot more pressure on the teachers to teach their syllabus at a faster pace, which will not be beneficial to the learners.
Currently, the country is experiencing the second wave of COVID-19 and opening schools might compromise the health of teachers and learners, which is why the DA requests that teachers be added to the essential frontline workers category.
By adding them to the frontline workers, they will be considered after the healthcare workers and at-risk people of South Africa for the COVID-19 vaccine.
Teachers spend Monday to Friday with millions of children which is why they too should be prioritised for the vaccination.
According to the DA, vaccination of teachers is the only way to protect schools in the country.
The DA requests that the Department of Basic Education prioritise a clear plan for the distribution of vaccines not only for teachers but learners too.
Clear communication of regulations is also requested from the DBE, which need to specify the conditions under which schools will open. These regulations need to be included:
If any school is unable to adhere to these regulations, they should contact the DBE for assistance in accessing the necessary equipment needed to ensure a safe reopening.
By delaying the reopening of schools, learners from poorer communities could be negatively impacted since they may not have access to online learning resources.
Many parents and guardians have started returning to work after the December break, which is why they need the assurance that schools will reopen on the scheduled date.
For many children, school is the place that provides them with safety and security while their parents or guardians are at work. Some often rely on schools to provide them with daily meals through the school nutrition programme.
"Schools simply must open as planned as further delays could be catastrophic to vulnerable children and disruptions to the 2021 academic year can have serious effects on learners’ development and ability to later access economic and employment opportunities," says the DA.
The DA believes that vaccination is the only way to assure the country returns to normality, which is why they intend on fighting for the vaccination of South Africans.
Article Categories Article Category NewsMinister Dlamini -Zuma has released a government gazette which dives deep into the new lockdown regulations announced by President Ramaphosa. We've made it simpler for you, here are the new regulations.
Minister Dlamini -Zuma has released a government gazette which dives deep into the new lockdown regulations announced by President Ramaphosa. We've made it simpler for you, here are the new regulations.
The President announced that the adjusted lockdown level 3 will be extended and will stay in place until the country is passed the peak of infections.
The sale of alcohol is still not permitted.
It remains compulsory to wear a mask at all times in a public space.
Beaches & Parks & Night ClubsDlamini-Zuma further explained what government means when they say 'beach' by saying:
'beach' means the sandy, pebbly or rocky shore- (a) between the high -water mark and low -water mark adjacent to- (i) the sea. or (ii) an estuary mouth extending 1000 meters inland from the mouth; and (b) within 100 metres of the high -water mark, excluding private property. including the sea and estuary themselves adjacent to the beach.
Beaches, public pools, rivers and dams in hotspot areas are closed.
Beaches in the Northern Cape can only be open from 6AM until 7PM.
Game parks, botanical gardens, aquariums, zoos and other parks are open from 9AM until 6PM. Public parks are closed.
Night clubs, bars, taverns and shebeens are closed.
Borders & TravelAll land ports of entry to both come in and go out of the country is closed until 15 February.
They are open only for:
OR Tambo International Airport, Cape Town International Airport and King shaka International Airport are the only airports allowed to be used to international air travel.
Travellers must produce a valid certificate showing that they have tested negative for Covid 72 hours before they are due to be travelling. Should they fail to do so, they will then undergo an antigen test on arrival.
CurfewCurfew has been changed to be between 5AM and 9PM.
You are only allowed to be outside your place of residence should you have permission from government to perform a service or for security and medical emergencies.
The following places will close at 8PM:
Funerals must have a maximum of 50 people in attendance and must be for a maximum of two hours.
Night vigils, after-tears gatherings, social gatherings, faith-based gatherings, traditional council meetings and political gatherings are not allowed.
Gatherings at workplaces for work purposes are allowed.
Gatherings at gyms, auctions, fitness centres, restaurants, cinemas, theatres, casinos, museums, galleries, archives, sports grounds, sports fields must have a maximum of 50 people indoors and a maximum of 100 people outdoors.
Initiation PracticesInitiation practices are prohibited across the country, except for the remaining new initiates in Eastern Cape.
All post-initiation practices are prohibited.
Any person who breaks the regulations will have to pay a fine or might even be imprisoned for a period of no more than six months, could even be both.
To view the full government gazette, click here.
Article Categories Article Category NewsAn opportunity has arisen for a candidate to work with the Company on an intern basis.
This will ideally suit a candidate who has just completed a relevant tertiary qualification and is seeking work experience, or is studying towards the relevant tertiary qualification.
Opportunity Details Internship Opportunity At Beekman Group 2021Reference Number: #02/08
Location: Port Shepstone, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
This will ideally suit a candidate who has just completed a relevant tertiary qualification and is seeking work experience, or is studying towards the relevant tertiary qualification.
Skills and Requirements:
Qualifications
This will ideally suit a candidate who has just completed a relevant tertiary qualification and is seeking work experience, or is studying towards the relevant tertiary qualification.
The successful candidate will assist in coordinating the planning, creating of automated test scripts and maintenance of the Group’s existing and new automated test scripts.
Assist when required with adhoc projects from time to time.
https://beekmangroup.jb.skillsmapafrica.com/Job/Index/45639Opportunity Closing Date Sunday, January 31, 2021 - 12:00 Company Offering the Opportunity Beekman Group Article Categories Article Category Internships 2021 Tags Tags
As part of their commitment to getting students through the pandemic in an academically successful way, Boston City Campus' board has committed to NO FEE INCREASE for the 2021 Semester A. Application and registration happens online, keeping you safe while readying yourself to achieve your goals.
While we recognise that people talk of ‘the new normal’ Boston does not believe that this life we are now living is normal in any way. Having to avoid physical contact with the ones you love, staying distant from friends family and colleagues, finding new ways to travel, to work and to study, as well as to earn a living – this is new, but it is far from normal.
So what can we as educators do to help our students? Our move in 2019, from attending campus to online learning, application and registration happened seamlessly. We created new ways to maintain contact with students and lecturers, and to create the feeling that we area team, we all belong, and we are here for you, our students. As part of our commitment to getting students through the pandemic in an academically successful way, our board has committed to NO FEE INCREASE for the 2021 Semester A. Application and registration happens online, keeping you safe while readying yourself to achieve your goals. The pandemic will create a new world of work, remote shopping, remote learning and remote working, that may extend beyond the life of the virus. For this we must be prepared so that we can take advantage of opportunities to grow in our careers and our earning potential.
We have learned that perhaps we are not as secure as we felt, we may need to put in more effort, become more creative, and notice everyone around us with kindness. In order to overcome the chaos, we need to put plans in place that will give us security of some sorts, an edge over other job seekers, a flair for entrepreneurial activities.
One Boston graduate of the travel diploma, Ncumisa Mkabile is now growing spinach and supplying large chain stores! Ronica Maluleke Ngasama, brand ambassador graduate, recognised the need for deliveries of farm fresh goods, and established a successful business. So now is the time to apply and register for a qualification that will give you business understanding, financial savvy and a solid basis for running your own business in any industry.
Says Dr Hendrik Botha, Head of Institution, “Due to the Covid-19 socioeconomic impact, Boston will not be increasing tuition fees for Semester A 2021 registrations. Our commitment to continuously expand access to quality higher education is also evident in our “Invest in SA” campaign wherein up to a 33% subsidy is provided for all our
Higher Certificate programmes.
At Boston, our core benefits remain unchanged:
While we usually make new year’s resolutions, high and lofty, that fall flat by February, this year we advise our students to live a life of purpose. Instead of resolutions, create intentions. Don’t hold yourself to impossible dreams, but live with the intention of achieving your dreams step by step. In that way they are more attainable. And Boston will be with you to hep you achieve your academic goals, step by step and module by module, our aim is to see you graduate, whether on screen or on a stage. Either way get ready to put your name in lights!
Call now 011 551 2000, visit www.boston.co.za or email [email protected] for call back.
Article Categories Article Category Colleges - PrivateHaving trouble with SASSA, wanting to find out information about your grants or wanting to have your questions answered? Here's how to contact them.
Article Category News TagsThe Foschini Group (TFG) is a well-known fashion retail organisation based in Africa. TFG is one of South Africa's most independent chain-store groups with many other retail divisions that fall under their brand. For example; American Swiss, Markhams, Sportscene, Totalsport and many more. Every brand that is classified under TFG offers a distinctive proposition to its customers.
Article Category Bursary Guide TagsThe Academy Training Group (ATG) is a private training institution that was established in 1997. ATG has been providing a reliable service in the education and training industry. The academy is registered with the Department of Higher Education (DHET). ATG’s main purpose is to provide a comprehensive training service by providing training and knowledge at a professional level. All lecturers at the academy are fully equipped and qualified with the relevant qualifications.
All training courses are designed to deliver maximum benefits in a specific area of today's ever-changing working environments. The academy not only offers school-leavers and students with the necessary skills they need but they also provide on-site developmental programmes and short courses to business leaders.
ATG has received national and international accreditation from the following institutions:
What can you expect from the short courses provided at ATG?
ATG offers a variety of training courses to students and business professionals. These courses are led by experts that are knowledgeable, have hands-on commercial experience and excellent communication skills. All short courses are held on-site which means that ATG will travel to your business saving you the time and money. ATG provides you with flexibility and is available to various size companies. You will have the opportunity to choose from one-on-one coaching, small group sessions or medium-sized sessions for groups or departments. The duration for each course will be adapted to meet your business objective and the necessary requirements will be discussed with you by a training consultant.
Learnerships provided by ATG:
All learnerships are structured programmes that combine theory and practical skills gained in a working environment. When learners are accepted to complete a learnership, they are studying towards obtaining a qualification which is registered with the National Qualifications Framework. Upon completing the learnership, a mutual agreement is made by the learner, employer and accredited training provider for the duration of the learnership programme.
Training includes but are not limited to the following courses:
If this appeals to you, you can now register yourself for 2021 and claim 2020 prices and receive up to 50% discount on all courses for a limited time only. To enquire more information, you can visit their website www.academytraining.co.za or call 079 857 2145.
Article Categories Article Category Course InfoAutopilot is a Cape Town based Workflow Automation company specialising in helping companies to onboarding new Vendors more efficiently. We are looking to employ an Intermediate IT professional to join our expanding SaaS development team. The position would be partly client facing and partly backend work.
Opportunity DetailsThe role requires a dynamic/adaptive individual, who can create user information solutions by developing, implementing, and maintaining Web Based Applications. The Autopilot team will source new clients and you will be expected to liaise with the client to get an understanding of the clients current process which is usually sending a PDF to their prospective clients. You will then use the Autopilot ‘form builder’ to build solutions for clients. You will be given thorough training by our team.
Education:
Experience:
Skills:
NB:
HOW TO APPLY?
Simply click on this link to apply for this vacancy.
Company Offering the Opportunity The Knowledge Trust Article Categories Article Category General Tags TagsHelp young South Africans reach their full potential. Shift Tomorrow is a bi-annual campaign where The Knowledge Trust proactively supports young South Africans in advancing their career.
Opportunity DetailsIn our fifth edition, we will provide free access to online courses, assessments, interview tips, mock interviews and more to help our members access Learnerships. These are structured learning and earning programmes designed to bridge the skills and income.
For young people
Young people will be invited to created their Learnership profiles via WhatsApp. Once the profiles have been completed, you’ll be invited to partake in 4 quick assessments – also via WhatsApp. Complete all the assessments and you’ll get access to the free and zero-rated Learnership Work Readiness Programme developed by TSIBA.
On WhatsApp
Through WhatsApp, young people will be able to build a professional online profile and verify their skills in four quick assessments.Once all the assessments are complete, they’ll get access to a free and zero-rated Learnership Work Readiness Programme developed by TSIBA Ignition Academy.
TSIBA Work readiness
In partnership with TSIBA Ignition Academy, members will get access to a free, zero-rated and fully online Learnership work readiness programme. The content is specifically designed to give young people the best possible chance at getting and thriving in a Learnership.
For employers
Companies who run learnerships simultaneously tackle our education and unemployment crises whilst building a strong pipeline of great young talent for their organisation.These programmes can also be funded by SETA and contribute to the development of your BBBEE scorecard.
For training providers
What-you-put-in is what-you-get-out: The quality of the learners that are recruited into a Learnership are predictors of the success of the programme as a whole. Our process ensures that 10s of 1000s of young South Africans are assessed, trained and then reassessed before inviting them to apply for Learnerships through The Knowledge Trust platform.
HOW TO APPLY?
Simply click on this link to find out more about this learnership opportunity and to apply.
Company Offering the Opportunity TSIBA Article Categories Article Category Learnerships 2021 Tags TagsRegistrations for the 2021 academic year are now open at Majuba TVET College. Majuba TVET College offers a wide variety of courses as well as leadership programmes at their eight campuses.
Registrations for the 2021 academic year are now open at Majuba TVET College. Majuba TVET College offers a wide variety of courses as well as leadership programmes at their eight campuses.
Registration DatesAll new students (Business Studies N4, NCV Level 2 and Engineering N1) programmes will finalize their registration on 18 -21 January 2021.
All returning students of Engineering Studies N2, N3, N4, N5 and N6; and NCV Level 3 and Level 4 will finalize their registration on 05 -10 February 2021.
Dundee Technology Centre
IT & Business Campus
Centre for People Development
Students are also able to return their textbooks, collect their academic results, receive and sign their proof of registration and enrolment form, sign their NSFAS addendum and take their student cards on these days.
Students are advised to strictly follow the staggered dates approach and to adhere to Campus Access and Security Control measures to curb the spread of Covid-19.
For more information, click here.
Article Categories Article Category FET Colleges - PublicThe National Student Financial Aid Scheme, better known as NSFAS, offers bursaries to South African students who plan to study at public universities and TVET colleges. Continue reading to find out if they fund online studies.
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme, better known as NSFAS, offers bursaries to South African students who plan to study at public universities and TVET colleges. They cover funding for registration, tuition and allowances.
You may be wondering if they fund students who pursue online studies.
The answer is yes they do but only if you're doing a full-time programme or university degree at a public university or TVET College.
They fund students who are enrolled at the University of South Africa (Unisa) which is a distance e-learning university. Unisa offers many courses online which can be funded by NSFAS.
However, NSFAS does not fund any short courses or short-term degrees administered online and they also don't fund any online degrees offered at private colleges.
The requirements for NSFAS are as follows:
Application results will be communicated to all applicants once NSFAS received confirmation from the Institution that an academic offer has been made to you.
Once approved for the bursary, the only requirement to stay funded is that students need to pass their modules. However, NSFAS does give grace in case something happens and allows students to fail one year and still be funded.
For more information on NSFAS visit there site, www.nsfas.org.za
Article Categories Article Category Bursaries 2020
 Bushbuckridge Local Municipality is hereby inviting new students who qualify for bursary assistance to apply for one of the fields below. |
 Pilanesberg Platinum Mines invites students to apply for their 2021 Bursary Programme. Students in the following fields are invited to apply:
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 The Embassy of France is offering scholarships to South Africans who wish to pursue Master’s or Doctoral studies at French higher education institutions, starting in academic year 2021. |
 South African Bulk Terminals (Pty) Ltd (SABT), a major business unit within Bidvest Freight, the freight management arm of the Bidvest Group, invites qualifying unemployed learners to apply for bursaries for the 2021 academic year. WHO MAY APPLY? |
 Pyrotechnical Marketing (Pty) Ltd endeavours to contribute to the growth and fulfilment of the youth in South Africa in as many ways as possible and hence intends to award bursary opportunities. Fields of study covered by the bursary: |
