Subject Choices in Grade 9 – which subjects should you choose
At the end of Grade 9, you will choose your subjects for Grades 10 to Matric, which will open up many study opportunities for you. Read our tips here.
At the end of Grade 9, you will choose your subjects for Grades 10 to Matric, which will open up many study opportunities for you. Read our tips here.
Selecting student accommodation can be tricky, as there are a number of factors (as well as pros and cons) to consider between on and off-campus accommodation. Read about the different types of student accommodations on offer here.
Scholarships and bursaries are a great way to kickstart your child’s secondary/ tertiary school career at a private institution. See which schools offer funding.
There are many benefits to studying at a Private Institution in South Africa (affordability, short courses and work-ready Training to name a few), but is it the right choice for you?
NSFAS encourages students to submit their appeal for 2024 financial aid funding. The appeal process is for students whose applications were rejected or withdrawn.
From the 2023 academic year, NSFAS has announced that allowances will be paid into students NSFAS bank accounts and recipients will receive a Mastercard to make and receive payments.
Vac work also provides students with the opportunity to improve their skills, as well as gain valuable experience and insight into the corporate world.
Transitioning from high school to university can be scary, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are some tips to help make your transition easier.
The Central Application Clearing House (CACH) helps students get accepted at Universities or Colleges in South Africa. Apply here now by 31 March 2025.
Matric Rewrite – Second Chance Matric Programme (SCMP) If you have written your final Matric exam (National Senior Certificate or NSC) but unfortunately have not passed, there is a way to still obtain your Matric qualification. Students who would like to rewrite their Grade 12 final examination, can register with the Department of Basic Education for the… Read More »
The FNB Student Loan is aimed at students who require funding to pursue their tertiary studies. FNB offers student loans up to R300 000 (based on the student’s credit/risk profile and affordability), and the loan repayments (debits) dates are based on the candidate’s specific salary date.
If you need a student loan to pay for your university studies, the Nedbank Student Loan covers part-time and full-time studies, with an interest rate linked to academic performance.
Standard Bank now offers a Student Loan Without Surety, for students to pursue studies without the need for a surer – only pay back the loan after graduating.
NSFAS applications are open for 2023 studies at TVET colleges in South Africa. Students pursuing vocational and occupational skills programmes may apply now for funding.
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