Jakes Gerwel Fellowship is a full university scholarship that provides extensive mentoring and leadership development for top learners with a passion for teaching and education.
Bachelor of Arts
Science
Commerce
The bursary is for:
Grade 12 learners
1st year level students (apply as part of the undergraduate intake)
Final year students (apply to be part of the PGCE intake)
Beneficiaries of the fellowship will be studying at University of Cape Town or the University of Pretoria
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The bursaries available are offered to students studying full time at university in the following fields:
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Grade 12 Learners (SA Citizens) with outstanding achievements, with a minimum APS score of 5 in English, Mathematics and Physical Science and students currently studying towards B.Sc Information Communication Technology are encouraged to apply for one of our comprehensive bursaries in the following disciplines:
