Stay informed on the latest NSFAS news and initiatives! Learn about the ongoing efforts to resolve student allowance issues and the importance of applying for NSFAS early.
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has been in the spotlight recently for its efforts to address outstanding disbursements and student allowance issues. With a commitment to settle all outstanding allowances by 15 January 2024, NSFAS aims to ensure smooth transitions for students into the new academic year. Despite facing protests and delays, NSFAS remains dedicated to supporting students financially.
One major challenge for NSFAS has been the delay in disbursing academic allowances, affecting thousands of students. The scheme has faced criticism for data discrepancies leading to payment delays. However, NSFAS has a plan in place to resolve these issues and prioritize student financial support.
In a recent development, NSFAS announced its intention to disburse 20,000 outstanding academic allowances by 15 January, emphasizing the importance of timely financial assistance for students. This initiative is a crucial step in ensuring that students receive the support they need to continue their education.
Matriculants are encouraged to apply for NSFAS funding early, as highlighted by the South African Union of Students (SAUS). By not waiting for matric results, students can secure financial aid and avoid potential delays in funding. It is essential for students to take proactive steps towards securing their educational future.
NSFAS said the commitment made on the outstanding disbursement is to ensure that the 2023 bursary allowances do not affect the returning students for the 2024 ...
Student protests have become a common sight - mostly due to non-payments by NSFAS and financial exclusions. The Student Financial Aid Scheme has met to discuss ...
Aubrey Masango speaks with Ismael Mnisi, a Spokesperson of the Department of Higher Education and Training. Listen to the interview in the audio below.
NSFAS is committed to finalising all 2023 disbursements by 15 January 2024, in collaboration with affected institutions.
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme announced that 20000 allowances would be paid, but students revealed that they have not received a cent from ...
NSFAS plans to clear outstanding student allowances for 2024, affecting 20000 students. The delay was due to data discrepancies, which NSFAS is addressing ...
In an effort to prevent delays in the 2024 academic year, the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has set a goal to finalize all outstanding 2023.
JOHANNESBURG - The National Student Financial Aid Scheme says it hopes to conclude all outstanding 2023 disbursements by the 15th this month.
The South African Union of Students-(SAUS) has appealed to students to apply for NSFAS funding as soon as possible and not wait for the matric results ...