NSFAS Now Seeking Nominations For New Board

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NSFAS is on the hunt for qualified individuals to fill crucial board positions. As the scheme faces increasing scrutiny over its operations, the appointment of a new board is set to bring fresh perspectives and leadership.


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The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is on the lookout for qualified South Africans to join its board of directors. This crucial role will involve overseeing the distribution of financial aid to approximately one million tertiary students.

NSFAS provides comprehensive support to deserving students enrolled in universities and TVET colleges. This support includes funding for tuition, registration fees, and essential living costs such as food and accommodation.

Following recent changes, the appointment of a new NSFAS board is being expedited. The previous administration's term is set to conclude earlier than initially planned.

Ideal Board Member Profile

To qualify for a board position, candidates must possess a Master's degree and a proven track record in fields like finance, law, or higher education. NSFAS is committed to building a diverse board that reflects the South African population. Ideal candidates will have a deep understanding of the higher education landscape and its impact on the country's development.

Call for Nominations and Student Activism

Nominations for the NSFAS board are now open and will be accepted for the next 21 days. Interested individuals can submit their CVs and a letter of consent to NSFAS.

The Economic Freedom Fighters Students' Command (EFFSC) has called for transparency in the board selection process. The student body is urging qualified individuals to apply and demanding public interviews for all nominees.

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The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has been undergoing significant changes since former Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande dissolved its board in April 2024. A new NSFAS board will soon be appointed.

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