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Will I Receive Funding From NSFAS If I have A Job?

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Since 2018 NSFAS has been helping students further their education by providing them with bursaries to study at public tertiary institutions. To find out if you qualify for an NSFAS bursary even though you are currently employed, keep on reading.

NSFAS Funding Applications Extended

NSFAS applications were scheduled to close on 30 November 2020, but after receiving more than 600 000 applications, a new application deadline has been set.

You Can Now Go On A Virtual Tour Of NSFAS

NSFAS Applications Pass 400 000 Mark

Top 5 questions asked by NSFAS students

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Do you need funding for your studies? The government has made financial aid available to students through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) but there are conditions for funding.

Many students find the NSFAS application process to be complicated and slow. To simplify the process we've shared the answers to some of the most Frequently Asked Questions from current and prospective NSFAS students.

Beware of NSFAS Scams

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NSFAS has warned young people to be wary of scams as the last minute rush to complete applications for NSFAS funding kicks in.  

More than 500 000 NSFAS Applications Received

NSFAS  received a record number of 543 268 first-time funding applications by the end of its application period on 30 November 2019.

NSFAS: How to Apply Online

If you're looking for financial aid for your tertiary education, you may be considering applying with NSFAS. Here's a guide on how to apply online at NSFAS.

No Registration Fees for NSFAS Students

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Minister, Blade Nzimande, says all NSFAS qualifying students do not have to pay upfront registration fees at universities or TVET colleges.

NSFAS: What is NSFAS?

If you’ve been looking for funding for your studies, you may have come across the the term NSFAS. You may be wondering: what is NSFAS? Let’s take a look at what NSFAS is and what it can do for you.

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