DSAC Opens Heritage Bursary Applications for 2026 Academic Year The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture (DSAC) has officially opened applications for its Heritage-Related Bursaries for the 2026 academic year, offering comprehensive financial support to qualifying undergraduate and postgraduate students in South Africa. This bursary programme is aimed at developing scarce skills within the heritage,…
How to Qualify for a 2026 Scholarship or Bursary at UCT: Complete Eligibility Guide Securing a scholarship or bursary at the University of Cape Town (UCT) for 2026 can significantly reduce the cost of higher education for South African students. UCT offers a range of Entrance Scholarships and Faculty Scholarships, awarded based on academic performance…
Applications for the Land Bank Bursary Programme 2026 are officially open, offering a life-changing opportunity for South African students who want to build a career in agriculture and agribusiness. This prestigious bursary provides full financial support for undergraduate studies at accredited agricultural institutions, helping to develop the next generation of agricultural professionals. Land Bank Bursary…
South Africa’s job market is changing fast. Traditional qualifications alone are no longer enough to guarantee a stable or high-paying career. Employers are now prioritising practical, future-ready skills that align with digital transformation, energy reform, and critical skills shortages. These 5 Skills Could Earn You a High Income in South Africa by 2026 As we…
Can School Dropouts Apply for 2026 Learnership Programmes in South Africa? Yes, school dropouts can apply for many 2026 learnership programmes, especially in Gauteng and other major provinces. If you left school before completing Matric, you are not excluded from government-funded or private learnership opportunities. In fact, many learnerships are specifically designed for youth with…
What Is the Maximum Learnership Stipend in 2026? There is no single fixed maximum stipend for 2026 learnerships in South Africa, because stipends are set by different SETAs, employers, industries, and NQF levels. However, based on current funded programmes and official SETA guidelines, the highest learnership stipends in 2026 typically range between R6,500 and R8,000…