To apply for a bursary, start by identifying bursaries that match your field of study and eligibility criteria. Here are the steps to assist you:

1. Research: Visit the bursaries page to explore available options. Check eligibility requirements and deadlines.

2. Gather Documents: Commonly required documents include your latest academic results, proof of household income, ID copies, and motivation letters. Each bursary might have specific additional requirements.

3. Prepare Your Application: Tailor your application to highlight your strengths and how you meet the requirements. Mention any extracurricular activities or leadership roles.

4. Submit Applications: Follow the instructions on how to submit your bursary application. This may be through an online portal, email, or postal service.

5. Follow Up: After submitting your application, keep track of any further steps or interviews required by the bursary provider.

Remember, it’s essential to adhere to deadlines and guidelines provided by each bursary. For assistance in preparing your application or if you have further questions, email in**@*******rg.za for personalised help.

You can apply to a university using your matric results and an N3 qualification; however, each university has its own requirements, so it is essential to check the specific criteria for the course you’re interested in. Many universities accept N3 Mathematics for entry into certain programmes, particularly in technical and vocational fields.

To evaluate your eligibility, you should calculate your APS to ensure it meets the minimum requirements for the course. Use the APS calculator for this purpose. Additionally, it’s advisable to contact the university directly to confirm their admission requirements for the courses you’re interested in, especially if you’re combining qualifications.

For specific university requirements, you can visit their official pages via our Universities directory. Consider reaching out to the admissions office of the universities to which you’re applying for detailed guidance.

If you require further personalised advice, feel free to email in**@*******rg.za.

Since you have a Higher Certificate in Information Technology and want to upgrade to a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology or Information Systems, you have two options: applying through the normal application process or considering Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).

1. Normal Application: If your current qualification meets the entry requirements for the Bachelor’s programme, you can apply directly through the university’s application portal. Make sure to check the specific admission requirements and deadlines on the university’s site or prospectus.

2. RPL Process: If you have significant relevant work experience or if your qualification doesn’t fully meet the entry requirements, RPL might be an option. This process allows your prior learning and experiences to be assessed for credit towards the degree. It’s often used when formal qualifications are not available.

I recommend checking the specific requirements and RPL policies of each university you’re interested in. You can find direct contact details and more information on their official websites using our Universities directory.

For personalised assistance, email in**@*******rg.za.