Posted on :
11 Mar, 2016
11 Mar, 2016
Bursaries will be made available to develop identified skills, with special emphasis onscarce and critical skills.
In order to be eligible for a bursary, applicants will have to fulfill the following criteria:
Selection will be based on the following criteria:
The Applicants will be expected
The bursary will cover tuition fees, prescribed books and course material. Notwithstanding this, the amount available for prescribed books and course material will be capped at R3500 per annum. This amount may be amended by the Committee from time to time.
Residence / accommodation needs will only be considered under deserving circumstances.
The continuation of bursaries for subsequent years of study will be subject to the satisfactory progress of the student and the availability of funds.
A student who repeats a year of study will do so at his/her own expense. If he/she passes, he/she may re-apply for a bursary for the following year. Assistance will not be automatic.
The bursary will be paid directly to the accredited tertiary institutions by the Administrators on behalf of the student.
The deadline is 31 August of each year, unless unforeseen circumstances dictate otherwise.
All successful applicants will enter into a signed agreement with the CETA.
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