If you are passionate about computer hardware and software, then you might want to consider a career in the Computer Science industry. Studying towards any qualification can be a huge expense and often students do not have access to funds to pay for their studies. Below is a list of organisations that offer bursaries for computer science.

If you are good at math and have a knack for crunching numbers and dealing with money, then perhaps a career as an Accountant will interest you. Before you can step into the workspace you need to study the profession and pass various exams. Considering that journey is certainly not cheap, you might want to explore funding avenues. 

If you have completed your undergraduate degree and are considering furthering your studies with a postgraduate degree and require funding, below is a list of bursary opportunities that might be useful.

If you’re someone that loves being able to provide care to others, then a career in the nursing profession is definitely worth considering. The first step in becoming a nurse is obtaining solid education.

Securing funding in the form of a bursary or scholarship to pay your tuition fees can be a stressful task. However Capitec is one option for bursary funding available to SA students. 

At the start of each year, thousands of students wishing to pursue higher education are on the lookout for financial assistance to fund their studies. For students studying at the Walter Sisulu University, there are bursary opportunities available. 

Don't be left in the dark about your SASSA grant payment status. The Sassa R370 grant is very valuable for many people. Read this guide to get all the latest SASSA updates and advice on how to check your payment status.  

Scholarship scams are unfortunately a common occurrence. Therefore, it is important to know how to identify and avoid them to protect yourself from potential financial loss and disappointment.

One of the alternatives for students in need of funding is typically to apply for a student loan to cover tertiary education tuition costs. There are many things you need to know before taking a student loan.

With the cost of Higher Education always increasing, more and more South African students are on the hunt for funding opportunities. A good option is to look out for any scholarship offers that you may be eligible for.

Access to higher education is often hindered by financial barriers, leaving thousands of students unable to pursue their dreams. If you are part of the missing middle in South Africa, then you should apply for the ISFAP bursary.

With the cost of tertiary education in South Africa always increasing, students apply for bursaries each year in the hopes of securing funding to pay their tuition fees. Prospective students are always advised to look out for any funding opportunities.

Dance bursaries play a crucial role in supporting the development and advancement of talented dancers. If you're pursing dance education and need funding, it is important to know which avenues are available for you to explore. 

College and University students are always worrying about funding. If you are considering furthering your studies and you reside in the Gauteng province, below is a list of bursaries, you can apply for.

Thousands of students in South Africa rely on government funding to pay their tertiary education tuition fees. Here’s a list of colleges in Gauteng that accept NSFAS bursary funds. 

Enrolling for a musical studies course is a pursuit that requires not only talent and passion but also financial support. Fortunately, for aspiring musicians in South Africa, a range of music bursaries are available to help transform their dreams into melodious realities.

Technical and vocational education and training (TVET) colleges allow students to further their education without completing matric. These institutions provide training for a wide range of sectors from areas such as hospitality, travel and tourism, primary health, engineering, agri

Starting your tertiary education journey can be both exciting and stressful, particularly if you’re yet to secure funding to pay your tuition fees. There are several organisations that help students finding the right funding.

NSFAS uses the MyNsfas portal to communicate all funding updates and also allows students to track the progress of their bursary application.

Earlier this month, NSFAS was grilled in Parliament by the Portfolio Committee for Higher Education over several student funding issues, particularly the scheme’s new direct payment system.