Buffalo City TVET College Bursary Guidelines
PUBLIC NOTICE FOR PROSPECTIVE APPLICANTS
DHET BURSARY FOR TVETC
1.ONLINE APPLICATIONS
- ∙The College is using the online application system for all DHET Bursary Scheme applications
- ∙Applications for new applicants are now open
- ∙The closing date for the next academic session online application process is on 30 November this year.
- ∙Applicants are encouraged to apply at the three College Campuses namely; East London Campus, St Marks Campus and John Knox Bokwe Campus
- ∙Applicants are advised to visit the Student Support Services Unit at Campuses for assistance when applying online
- ∙Walk ins will be considered during January registration process, but priority will be given to applicants that applied last year
- ∙Please note that a checklist for all the required documentation from the applicant/s is available at Campuses and on the College Facebook Page and the College Website (www.bccollege.co.za)
- ∙Please be informed that Buffalo City TVET College has limited Student Bursary Funds
2.BURSARY ALLOCATION FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
- –Allocation of bursaries is on the basis of academic performance, greatest financial need and class attendance
- –Accommodation – The College will be responsible for only accommodating students who qualify for accommodation at the College Residences
- –Buffalo City TVET College will not be responsible for any private accommodation
- ∙Priority for the accommodation will be given to existing students who are financially needy and academically deserving
- ∙Parents / guardians are encouraged to make arrangements and take responsibility for finding and financing private accommodation for their children who are not successful for College Accommodation
- ∙Only financially deserving and academically performing students will be granted NSFAS bursaries for tuition, transport and accommodation subject to availability of funds
- ∙Kindly note that Buffalo City TVET College is not in a financial position to provide free tuition, accommodation and transport.
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