Applications are open today for NSFAS. If you want to study next year you should be applying now.
What Is NSFAS?
NSFAS is a government entity under the Department of Higher Education and Training which provides financial support to disadvantaged students who wish to further their studies at public universities or TVET colleges.
NSFAS has a new and improved system that allows each applicant to be considered with great care and enormous attention is given to evaluating every application.
The bursary application period opens annually on the 1st August and closes on the 31st August. Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.
The Clicks Foundation bursary fund is a merit-based programme aimed at addressing scarce and critical skills in the retail and pharmaceutical healthcare industry.
Our bursary programme promotes the Group’s principles of sustainable development and transformation whilst contributing to South Africa’s national development plan.
The WCT, decided in 2006 to introduce a Bursary Scheme to help students starting their careers in the field of small grains research.
The Bursary Scheme enables the WCT to play a role in increasing the Industry’s pool of appropriately qualified scientists in an equitable and transparent manner.
The WCT aims to award ten bursaries in a financial year (6 African, 2 Coloured, 1 Indian and 1 White) to post-graduate students to help finance their masters or doctoral studies in a small grains related field.
Basil Read provides bursary opportunities to individuals who are enthusiastic, passionate and have a talent for the built environment. Basil Read seeks for individuals who see the purpose and value of infrastructure to society and can help contribute to a sustainable future for all generations.
In order to qualify, individuals need to have a steady academic record and share the Basil Read values in their everyday life.
Bursary Opportunities are afforded to individuals in their second or later year of studies in the following fields:
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:
SPEBS is a bursary scheme that was initiated in 1992 by the South African Institute of Civil Engineering Technicians and Technologists (SAICET). The abbreviation is short for “SAICET Patrons’ Engineering Bursary Scheme”.
When SAICET subsequently merged with the South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) it was decided that SPEBS would be retained. SPEBS currently forms an integral part of the SAICE outreach programmes.
Jones & Wagener is pleased to offer a limited number of bursaries for South African B.Eng or BSc Civil Engineering students studying at South African Universities.
The bursaries will cover as a minimum university tuition fees, but could also include accommodation and a limited textbook allowance.
Current South African tertiary students and Grade 12 scholars are invited to submit applications.
The Thuthuka Bursary scheme is aimed at providing funding to academically deserving Coloured and Black students who want to become Chartered Accountants.
Please read carefully before completing and submitting application forms
Bursaries will be awarded within the Health Science faculty, usually within the following fields of study (however the fields of study may alter annually depending on the
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.
