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Problems with unfavourable living conditions in student accommodation for Nsfas funded students have been a long-standing issue. However recent engagements with Nsfas and stake holder suggest that the bursary scheme has a plan in hand to resolve the issue. 

Although the country’s largest government fund bursary scheme has grown considerably over the years, the arrival of the Covid-19 pandemic and its impact on the tertiary education sector disrupted the National Student Financial Aid’s ability to fund students.
 

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme has announced a new allocation of money to ensure students are paid their allowances at the beginning of the 2023 academic year. This was revealed in a stakeholder meeting to ensure students are not negatively affected by proposed guidelines.

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme has rejected several student funding applications. However, the higher education department has stated that there are justifiable reasons for rejecting this cohort of applicants. 

Thousands of student rely on bursaries from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme. These bursaries allow them to obtain tertiary education qualifications without having to worry about the high cost of tuition.

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme believes that the investigation into possible maladministration and corruption will yield positive results and could see millions of rands returned to the fund.

There is a growing demand for student accommodation in institutions of higher learning. The good news is, there are plans in the pipeline to help deal with the demand.

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) applications window is currently open and is set to close on 31 January 2023. NSFAS applications can be complicated which begs the question, will they allow leeway and accept late applications?

With the appointment of the new board at the National Student Financial Aid Scheme, what's more commonly known as Nsfas, came many new changes. One of these being that Nsfas wallet is being decommissioned.

In previous Nsfas funding application cycles, students complained about difficulties they faced while using the bursary scheme's systems. Necessary steps have been taken to improve the system.

At the start of the 2023 academic year, the National Student Financial Aid Scheme confirmed that it would no longer fund some qualifications. This led to rumours of two other qualifications being part of the list, however, this has been clarified by the bursary scheme.

The dilemma caused by South Africa's rising living standards has gotten significantly worse in recent years. As a result, this has raised questions as to whether the National Student Financial Aid Scheme will make any changes.  

Student funding applications for 2023 through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme are currently open and a considerable number of people have applied. However, some may think they have submitted their applications, only to have missed a few steps in the process.

A Cape Town based TVET college has found itself having to answer to the Special Investigating Unit. The unit, which looks into the misuse of state resources, among other things, has made some interesting findings since the start of its investigation.

With their 2023 application window currently open, applicants of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme appear to already be targeted by fraudsters. The bursary scheme is calling on all applicants to be alert when applying.

The current NSFAS monthly allowance is not enough to match the increasing standard of living according to some of its beneficiaries. The department has in turn had to clarify the reasons behind the current state of the bursary scheme's funding model.

Tertiary students who are currently funded by the NSFAS and have been experiencing allowance payment delays are about to breathe a sigh of relief. The bursary scheme has recently introduced an allowance payment method to fast-track the disbursement process.
 

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme aims to ensure students have all they need to succeed at university. However, there is rising concern with the lack of available student accommodation facilities to house students.

The Nsfas government bursary scheme wants to ensure that only deserving students receive funding. This has not always been the case as some students fraudulently received money for the scheme.

A Ministerial Task Team has made eighteen recommendations which they believe will improve student funding in South Africa. This serves as the backdrop of a growing demand for the funding of students in the country.