Funding, education, after school and home schooling — written for learners in South Africa.
This homeschooling guide walks you through all of it: the legal requirements, the registration process step by step, the curricula, the matric options open to home-schooled learners, realistic costs, and the pros and cons worth weighing before you start.
A bursary is money awarded to a student to cover study costs such as tuition, accommodation and books. Unlike a loan, it usually doesn't need to be repaid in cash — instead, most South African bursaries require the student to work for the funding company for a set period after graduating, or to maintain good academic results throughout their studies
NSFAS — the National Student Financial Aid Scheme — is the funding route that makes tertiary study possible for the majority of South African students from working-class and low-income households and is almost always the first place to look, ahead of private loans and most bursaries.
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