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i like to be assessedwith the application and bursaries, how to start

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If you wish to apply for a bursary, please click here to fill in your details and take a short psychometric assessment. Please note that the student applying for a bursary will need to complete the online assessment.

If your application shows promise, we will run a face-to-face verification test to ascertain that the same person took the original assessment. After the verification assessment, you will be required to send through the following documents, please make sure you have them readily available:

  1. A one-page motivational letter stating your reason to request for a Bursary
  2. A certified copy of your valid NSC Certificate (if you have completed Grade 12)
  3. A certified copy of your latest valid results on an official school letterhead (if you are currently in Grade 12)
  4. A certified copy of your latest academic results and your full academic record. Results for the academic year should accompany this application and must not be submitted separately (if registered at University or College)
  5. A certified copy of your valid South African Identity Document
  6. Proof of Learner/Parent/Guardian’s income (3 months’ payslips) or an affidavit if Parent/Guardian is unemployed
  7. Three months’ of Learner/Parent/Guardian’s bank statements

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If you do not already have an email address, you can create a free email account on Google at www.gmail.com, or on Yahoo at www.yahoo.co.za or any other free email service. • If your application is successful, NSFAS will use the cell phone number which you write on the application form to pay some of your student allowances by cell phone voucher. • If you do not already have a bank account, please open a bank account at any bank such as Postbank, ABSA, Capitec, FNB, Standard Bank, Nedbank or others. Some student allowances will be paid into your bank account. Closing Dates ANNUAL, FIRST SEMESTER & FIRST TRIMESTER REGISTRATIONS • The closing date for submitting applications and all completed supporting documents for students who are already studying at a university or FET college, but who are applying for NSFAS financial aid for the first time, is 15 December for the following academic year. • The closing date for learners to submit applications with all completed supporting documents is 10 January of the academic year for which they are registering. SECOND SEMESTER REGISTRATION • For new applicants who want to apply for financial aid before the second semester registration, the closing date for submitting applications and all completed supporting documents is 15 June. SECOND TRIMESTER AND THIRD TRIMESTER REGISTRATIONS • The closing date for applications and supporting documents for new applicants for financial aid second trimester registrations are 31 March and for third trimester registrations are 31 July. Please send your application form and all supporting documents to NSFAS in any one of the following ways: 1. Hand in your completed application form and supporting documents to the Financial Aid Office (FAO) at your university or FET college. 2. Scan or email your completed application form and supporting documents to NSFAS at apply@nsfas.org.za. 3. Fax your completed application and supporting documents to NSFAS on 086 644 2822. 4. Post your completed application form and supporting documents to NSFAS, Private Bag X4, Plumstead, Western Cape, 7801. Please Note: You must write your identity (ID) number in the top right-hand corner of every page of the application form and on every page of all of your supporting documents. NSFAS will not be able to process applications without an identity number. 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Y If either of your parents is deceased, please provide a certified copy of the death certificate. N If your parents are divorced or separated, please provide a statement detailing the maintenance order. Y If your parents are divorced, please provide a certified copy of the divorce decree. N If either of your parents does not live at home, please provide an affidavit explaining the reasons. N If you are supported by someone who is not your parent or legal guardian, please provide an affidavit explaining the reasons. Y *Certified copy of a SASSA letter if any of your family members are receiving a social grant and are also contributing to your household income. This also applies to your legal guardian. Y *If you have indicated that a dependant in your household is a student, please provide proof of registration or acceptance at the university or FET college for each dependant. Y If you have a disability, please complete the supporting documents Annexure A and Annexure B and submit them with your application form. Y Certified copy of your latest academic transcript or exam results. If you are currently in Grade 12 you are excluded from this requirement. Y Kind regards.

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