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The National Student Financial Aid Scheme has recently stated that it is reassessing the appeals of applicants who initially had their applications rejected for the 2023 academic year.

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme provides millions of students with the financial means to pursue their higher education qualifications. It is important to stay aware of all relevant dates and changes if you want to apply for funding, or are already a beneficiary. 

The University of South Africa offers a diverse range of study disciplines. If you’re a prospective student who wants to take up a Higher Certificate from one of these disciplines, it is important for you to know which funding options you have before pursuing your studies.

In a significant announcement made while addressing Parliament on Wednesday, Minister of Higher Education, Blade Nzimande, shared updates on the future of student funding in the sector. 

With the cost of tertiary education in South Africa always increasing, thousands of students who cannot afford university or college fees are unable to access higher education. Prospective students are always advised to look out for any funding opportunities.

As a recent graduate, establishing a solid foundation is crucial for your future financial success. If you're beginning your career in South Africa, consider the following tips for long-term financial planning after repaying your student loans.

While short courses come with the advantage of enabling you to complete them within a shorter time span than a traditional qualification, they are usually not funded by well-known bursary schemes such as NSFAS among others.

While pursuing postgraduate studies can offer numerous benefits, these courses can also be expensive. Applying for a bursary to cover your study costs is always a good choice for students who need financial assistance.

Some reports have indicated that South Africa has a looming shortage of teaching professionals, with the current workforce expected to retire in 2030. However, the Department of Education continues to recruit teaching graduates through one of its programmes for specific areas of teaching.

Bursaries allow millions of students to complete their tertiary education studies without ever having to worry about the costs. There are many different ways to apply for a bursary and what is needed for this application.


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