Read these notes carefully before completing the application form. Make sure that you read every section and that the information you provide is accurate.

1. INCOMPLETE FORMS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED (this includes forms with missing documents)
2. The LGSETA does not take responsibility and will not be held liable for any forms which were undelivered or missing.
3. Student who are granted a bursary from another organisation/institution are obliged to inform the LGSETA. The LGSETA have the right to withdraw funding awarded if the student receives a bursary elsewhere.
4. The LGSETA bursary is annual award, therefore students will be required to re-apply annually to LGSETA.
5. Non South African students will not be considered.
6. The student must meet the entry requirements for the programme as required by the HET or TVET Institution. The qualification must be accredited on the NQF/N Levels.
7. The LGSETA will only fund a course which falls within the scarce and critical skills areas in Local Government see Table 1 and 2 below:

           Table 1:

Table 2

Completed application forms (which can be downloaded by CLICKING HERE) with the attachments should be submitted to: LGSETA, 47 Van Buuren Road, Bedfordview, 2007 or emailed to [email protected]. All submissions MUST be clearly marked for the attention of LGSETA Bursaries.

Closing date for applications is 31 May 2016

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What are the requirements?

• You must be a South African citizen;
• Be currently in university, technikon or FET college OR
• Be currently in Grade 12, intending to pursue a critical or scarce skill qualification in local government (see Table A below for identified local government scarce skills according to The Department of Higher Education and Training’s (DHET) Skills Demand List for local government);
• Willing to serve an internship at a local government institution in South Africa on completion of studies.

Table A – Scarce skills in terms of the “Skills Demand List 2012-2013” for local government published by DHET

Note: The list below was created by The Bursary Bin using the skills demand list mentioned in the title above; it may not be complete and is only published as an indicator. To find out whether the certificate, diploma, or degree you intend to study or are currently studying towards is a scarce and critical skill please contact LGSETA on telephone number 011 456 8579.

How to apply?

To apply for this bursary please CLICK HERE to download the 2014 LGSETA Bursary Application Form. Fill the form in and return it together with a complete CV (with an application/cover letter), and

* certified copies of your qualifications and ID book,

* proof of application/ letter of acceptance at a tertiary education institution (IF you are already a registered student provide a proof of registration instead),

* IF you are already at tertiary, also provide your Transcript of Academic Record,

* proof of income of parent/guardian.

By POST:

Bursary Applications

Learning Programmes Department – Bursaries

P.O Box 1964

Bedfordview

2008

OR Hand deliver to:

4/6 Corporate Park Building,

4th Floor

Skeen Boulevard

Bedfordview, 2007

OR by Email: [email protected]

Closing Date: 30 November 2013

Should your have any questions regarding this advert please do not hesitate to contact LGSETA Learning Programmes Department on 011 456 8579.

Please note: Late applications will be disqualified automatically, people with disabilities and females will be given preferred consideration. Should you not be contacted by the 30 December 2013 please accept that your application was unsuccessful.

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