♦ Without the right opportunities, potential remains potential
♦ A university education is the key to a better future
1. Instructions for submission of application forms
| 1.1 Your final Grade 11 results or an appropriate progress report if no examination was written. 1.2 A copy of your May/June 2010 exam. If you are not studying this year, send a copy of your latest exam results, together with an explanation of what you are doing this year. This is essential as the exam results play an important role in the selection process. 1.3 Matric/NSC results: If you have already completed matric/NSC, include your results, together with your latest tertiary (June 2010) results. This is compulsory for all tertiary students. 1.4 Two testimonials: One testimonial from a responsible educational official like your principal or lecturer and the other by a community, political or spiritual leader. Use the testimonial forms included (sections 5 and 6) or attach suitable testimonials. 1.5 Write an essay on your life on the page included (section 7). Use additional pages if necessary. This must be written by you. Your parent, guardian or friend may write a letter of recommendation. 1.6 Proof of salaries* of parent(s), guardian or spouse (*e.g. payslip, letter from employer, sworn statement or tax return statement). 1.7 A copy of your South African ID. |
2.1 The main criteria for the selection of applications are financial need and academic potential.
2.2 Bursary applications are invited from young people who aim to study full time towards an undergraduate university (academic) degree in:
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2.3.1 Applicants in Grade 12 indenting to study towards a B Com or B Business Science degree should have
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2.4 When completing the application form, please clearly specify the exact degree programme for which you need a bursary, the name of the educational institution where you plan to study and the year of study.
2.5 Bursaries will only be offered to applicants who are currently in Grade 12 or in their first year of University.
2.6 Changing your degree programme after submitting your application form may lead to a cancellation of the bursary, if granted.
2.7 No bursaries are available for private tertiary institutions.
3. Bursary amounts
3.1 Investec offered a partial bursary of R50,000 towards study related expenses.
3.2 Successful candidates could apply through the Financial Aid Office of their university of choice or through Studietrust for a study loan from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) to cover the shortfall (the maximum amount in 2010 was R47 000). Terms and conditions apply.
4. Application procedure
4.1 For applying online, please follow this link. (not yet available) Indicate in the relevant space that you are applying for an Investec bursary.
4.2 For receiving an application form by e-mail, please request one in one of two ways:
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- sms the word INVESTEC and your surname, initials, postal address and postal code to 31022. Standard rates apply.
- send an e-mail message with your surname, initials, postal address and postal code to
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- send a letter with your surname, initials, postal address and postal code to: The National Director, Studietrust, PO Box 29192, Melville, 2109.
5.2 The closing date for submitting your completed application form with all supporting documents is 30 September. This deadline applies to all modes of application.
6. Acknowledgement of receipt
Contact Studietrust if you need more information:
Telephone: (011) 726 5604, e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
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