Categories: University Admissions 2023

Majuba Tvet College Nsfas Applications For 2024-2025

Do you have a South African ID number or are you a permanent resident of South Africa? Do you come from a working-class or poor family with a combined household income of no more than R350,000 annually?

A bursary offered by the Department of Higher Education and Training can help you pay for the tertiary degree of your choosing. The bursary is offered to those who desire to attend or are currently enrolled in a public institution of higher education and training (university or TVET college) in South Africa and is administered by the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS).

When is NSFAS Opening for 2024 at Majuba College?

The NSFAS application cycle for the 2024 academic year is open from September 28, 2023, until January 31, 2024. NSFAS opens on September 28, 2024, and closes on January 31, 2024.

The good news is that Majuba Tvet College students and applicants who come from households with a threshold amount (gross income of R350k) when the portal opens for applications on September 28th of this year are qualified to submit an application for NSFAS financing for the 2024-2025 academic year.

Who Qualifies For Nsfas at Majuba?

NSFAS Funding will be open and available to:

Students from families with a combined household income of not more than R350,000 who are registering at Majuba TVET colleges and universities for the first time.
Students returning to TVET colleges and universities to complete or continue their first undergraduate qualification.
Students from families with a combined household income of up to R122 return to TVET colleges and universities after a gap year or two to complete their first undergraduate qualification.
Students from families who are recipients of child support grants or disability grants administered through the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) will automatically qualify for NSFAS funding.
Orphans will automatically qualify for NSFAS funding, provided there is confirmation of their status.

What The NSFAS Bursary Covers?

NSFAS funding covers the actual cost of tuition plus prescribed learning materials -this means the tuition fee for the specific programme that the student is registered for; these fees differ depending on the field of study and the institution that the student is admitted to.

Dependent on eligibility subsidized accommodation and living costs including meals. The bursary funding is for the duration of the study and does not require any repayment.

For 2024, NSFAS Application Documentation is required.

For a student’s Majuba TVET college NSFAS application to be accepted for processing, the following documents are necessary.

Valid Affidavit by Parent or Legal Guardian or Employer
Certified Copy of the SA ID (not older than 3 months)
Certified ID Copies of Parents or Legal Guardian
Salary Advice (Pay Slip) of Parents or Legal Guardian (not older than 3 months) • Academic Records from previous levels
Applicant’s home address, postal address, and address while studying
Death Certificates if Parent(s) or Guardian(s) are deceased and Marriage Certificate (if applicable)

How to Apply For NSFAS Bursary

As a student at Majuba Tvet College, complete the following procedures to apply for Nsfas funding:

First of all, go to the Nsfas website at www.nsfas.org.za.
Select “myNSFAS” from the top of the page.
In order to use the application portal, you must first register.
Click the Create a myNSFAS account button to end the segment.
Click the “Apply” option to start the NSFAS application process.
To fill in the gaps, refer to the answers to the questions displayed on the screen.
All of your personal information has to be updated.
Include any additional documents that are needed.
Click “Submit” once more to send your application for review.

For more information on how to access this funding, please visit http://www.nsfas.org.za