Ingwe TVET College Nsfas Application

Ingwe TVET College Nsfas is a financial aid scheme funded by the Department of Higher Education and Training to support students who do not have the financial means to fund their studies and cannot access bank funding, study loans, or bursaries.

NSFAS financial support previously was in the form of loans and still needs to be paid back when you find employment after completion of your studies. If you passed all your subjects, 40% of the NSFAS funding for that particular year/semester was converted into a bursary. This means you will only pay back 60% of the loan when you start working.

Nsfas Open Date

Nsfas Online Application Opens on 1 September and closes on November 302022.

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Ingwe TVET College NSFAS Application Qualification;

South African Citizenship
Enrolled or intending to enroll at a Public TVET College
In need of financial assistance
Able to demonstrate potential for academic success

The following documents are needed for NSFAS Application;

Original copies of Identity Documents/Birth Certificate
Original Academic Results Latest
Proof of parent’s income (If parent/s employed)
Death Certificate/s (If parent/s deceased)
Doctor’s Certificate (If permanently disabled)

Ingwe TVET College offers the following Courses;

Financial Management
Business Management
Human Resources Management
Marketing
Office Administration
Finance
Economics and Accounting
Civil Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Civil and Building Construction
Electrical Infrastructure Construction

THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS APPLY:

Students must enroll in more than three (3) subjects to be eligible for a bursary.
Only students that were academically successful may apply for the next academic level.
Reserves the right to verify the information on the application form. This information will be treated as confidential.
This bursary is not applicable to employer students.
Students may ONLY apply for EITHER the transport or accommodation allowance.
100% class attendance is expected to qualify for the transport or accommodation allowance.
Bursary recipients who switch from one program to another (i.e. from NC (V) to Report 191 program N1 – N3 or vice-versa) or change programs within an NC (V) or Report 191 program during the course of their studies are not eligible for financial assistance.
Bursary recipients who complete NC (V) Level 4 are not eligible for financial assistance should they want to enroll in another NC (V) program or Report 191 program N1 – N3. Buffalo City TVET College Nsfas Application