Matla A Bokone Solar Bursary 2026 | Education, Engineering & Nursing Funding (South Africa)

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The Matla A Bokone Solar Bursary Programme is committed to uplifting local communities by providing access to higher education opportunities. Funded by the Matla A Bokone Solar PV Facility, this initiative supports students living near the solar facility to pursue meaningful careers.

In partnership with EduFunds, the programme aims to empower individuals through education and skills development.

 Bursary Overview

  • Funder: Matla A Bokone Solar PV Facility
  • Administered by: EduFunds
  • Study Level: NQF Level 6 and above
  • Fields Covered: Education, Engineering, Science, Environment, Nursing
  • Application Period: 1 June – 30 September
  • Location: South African institutions

 Field of Study

  • Education
  • Engineering
  • Science
  • Environmental Studies
  • Nursing

 Must be studying towards NQF Level 6 or higher

 What the Bursary Covers

Funding is tailored per student and may include:

  • Tuition, registration & exam fees
  • Accommodation
  • Meals
  • Learning materials (textbooks & stationery)

 Selection Criteria

Candidates are selected based on:

  • Academic performance (Grade 12 or latest results)
  • Financial need
  • Acceptance at a recognised institution

 Who Can Apply

Applicants must:

  • Be South African citizens 🇿🇦
  • Live within 50km of the Matla A Bokone Solar PV Facility
  • Be accepted at a recognised SA tertiary institution
  • Submit a complete application with all required documents

 About the Programme

The Matla A Bokone Solar PV Facility is focused on community upliftment through sustainable energy and education initiatives.

 How to Apply

Applications must be completed online via StudyTrust.

 Visit www.nextstepza.co.za for more bursary opportunities

 Closing Date

  • 30 September 2026

 Important Notes

  • Only applicants within the designated community radius will be considered
  • Open to TVET, diploma, and degree students
  • Applications must be fully completed with supporting documents
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