Tshwane North TVET College, one of the 50 TVET colleges in SA, has opened their 2025 Trimester 3 applications. It is best to apply as soon as possible, as the TVET college won’t be allowing late applications.

The Department of Basic Education (DBE) has released the final Matric Exam Timetable for the October/November 2025 exam period. The class of 2025 can now plan ahead for these important final exams.

The Central University Of Technology has two campuses located in the Free State province. If you’d like to apply for one of the qualifications offered by this public university, you'll have to submit an application.

Choosing a student loan to fund your studies can be a tough decision to make. However, not everyone will be accepted to receive funding from the government and some people opt to study at private institutions that require more funding than some bursaries are able to cover. Here's when you should start applying for a student loan.

At the mere mention of the word coding, minds jump to gadgets and devices that are highly advanced in terms of tech. A simpler and more accessible programme has been introduced to help young people inquisitive about the world of coding.

The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) is a government entity that is not only responsible for distributing social grants to millions of its clients, but also has job opportunities for job seekers.

There are at least 50 registered public Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Colleges that are spread across all nine provinces of South Africa. Here are the TVET Colleges with student accommodation.

If you are among those who have successfully applied for a Nsfas bursary, it’s important to check your current Nsfas status and what it means. Here's what an 'evaluation' Nsfas status means.

Post #FeesMustFall, the funding criteria for NSFAS changed. Returning students who are interested in continuing studies are welcomed to apply. However, they need to be on the lookout for a few things which will come in handy before applying for funding.

At the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic, many individuals lost their jobs, prompting the government to find a way to financially support affected individuals. The journey to providing this financial support has not been without its ups and downs.