Which fields are funded?

Various fields are funded, dependent of on institution types.

For students at universities of technology and traditional universities, and Grade 12 learners planning to study there next year, the following fields are funded:

• Electrical, electronic, mechanical, metallurgical OR industrial engineering
• Computer Science OR Information Technology
• Accounting
• Supply chain

For students at TVET colleges and those planning to study there next year, the following trades are funded?

• Boiler-makers • Electricians • Mechanics • Fitters and turners • Millwrights • Welders • Pattern-makers • Vehicle-builders • Plumbers • Control and Instrumentation Technicians.

What are the requirements?

For applications to be considered, applicants have to meet the following minimum criteria

• Be a South African citizen with a bar-coded ID book or ID card;
• In need of financial assistance;
• Be currently in Grade 12, or have a completed grade 12, and be intending to study at a South African TVET college OR a university OR university of technology;
• Demonstrate potential for academic successes;
• Current students are also invited to apply; and
• Meet the following requirements for your chosen institution of study: (Please note: the requirements are not the same for TVET and University students):

These bursaries are open to Grade 12 learners, and current first and second year students at universities as well as current N3 and N4 students at TVET colleges.

How to apply?

Depending on your preferred study route, apply as per any of the following processes:

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Closing date: 30 August 2016

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What are the requirements?

• Be a South African citizen;
• Be financially needy;
• Successfully meet the entry requirement for your chosen degree (provide proof of provisional acceptance for studies in 2015 or proof of registration at a university);
• You have to be studying to towards, or planning to study in 2015, a university degree in any of the following disciplines:
  • Accounting, BCom Law, Development Finance, Econometrics, Economics, Financial Engineering, Financial Management, Internal Audit, LLB, Public Policy, Risk Management, Social Policy, and Taxation;
• You must be an above average academic performer (if you are currently in Matric/Grade 12 you must achieve a university exemption (pass with degree admission) and attain 65% or more average pass mark; if you are already at university you must have obtained 65% or higher average pass mark for the previous year of study)

How to apply?

To apply, complete this application form (click here to download – if not downloading, right-click and click “Save As”) and return it, together with the following documents, to the National Treasury (by email or post on the details below):

• Cover letter stating your field of interest and motivation;
• Certified copy of the applicant’s South African ID;
• Full official academic record or the latest statement of Grade 12 results;
• Proof of Registration or Provisional acceptance at University;
• Certified copies of parent/s or guardian’s South African IDs;
• Proof of Parent’s/Guardian income (salary advice) or affidavit (in case of unemployment).

Submit completed applications by email to [email protected] OR

Post to:

The HR Specialist: Talent Management
National Treasury
Private Bag X 115
Pretoria
0001

Closing date: 15 August 2014

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