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Port Elizabeth TVET College Nsfas Application

Port Elizabeth TVET College Nsfas Application

Port Elizabeth TVET College is an institution for tomorrow with a rich illustrious past. We focus on developing people today to enable them to face the challenges of tomorrow by equipping them with relevant practical skills to enable them to attain their dreams and aspirations. This underpins our vision of being the preferred provider of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Programmes, which complement the human resource and skills development needs of a competitive, developing nation.

Our three main campuses: Russell Road Campus, Dower Campus, and Iqhayiya Campus are reflected in our logo which signifies unity and strength in order to empower students with quality, market-related skills in order to contribute to the sociology-economic development of the country.

Nsfas Open Date

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

You can DOWNLOAD the NSFAS Bursary Application Form at www.nsfas.org.za

Additionally, you will have to:

• Provide all required documentation and evidence in full.
• Complete an NSFAS agreement, subject to their approval.

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Who is eligible for King Hintsa TVET College Nsfas

Successful applicants will have the funds paid directly to the College on their behalf. The students receive no payment themselves.

• All bursary processes are explained to students by the bursary officer.
• The bursary will be allocated to deserving students through a means test.

Financing will be accessible to:

• Students from families with a joined family pay of not more than R350 000 (300 and 50,000 Rand) per annum, enrolling at TVET schools and colleges interestingly,
• Students getting back to TVET schools and colleges to finish or proceed with their first undergrad capability. Just select post-graduate capabilities that are financed, and kindly allude to the site for the full rundown.
• Students from families with a joined family pay of up to R122 000 (one hundred and 22 thousand Rand) get back to TVET schools and colleges following a whole little while to finish their first undergrad capability.
• Students from families who are beneficiaries of youngster support awards or inability awards controlled through the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) will consequently fit the bill for NSFAS subsidizing.
• Orphans will naturally meet all requirements for NSFAS subsidizing if there is an affirmation of their status.

Upon qualifying for the NSFAS bursary, a beneficiary is required to sign an NSFAS Bursary Agreement with terms and conditions. Beneficiaries will then be expected to

• Comply with all academic requirements as set by institutions.
• Attend and participate in lectures, tutorials, and academic support programs as required by the institution;
• Complete all set assignments and/or tasks as required in terms of the due performance requirements of the Institution;
• Undergo all tests and examinations (written and oral) as required in terms of the due performance requirements of the institution;