How Much Does Nsfas Give TVET Students Per Month 2025

NSFAS TVET College Allowance; How Much Does Nsfas Give TVET Students Per Month 2025

Access to education is a fundamental right, and financial constraints should not hinder individuals from pursuing their dreams. The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) in South Africa plays a pivotal role in supporting students, including those in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges. NSFAS is a government entity under the Department of Higher Education and Training established according to the NSFAS Act (Act 56 of 1999) to provide financial support to disadvantaged students who wish to further their studies at public universities or TVET colleges.

The specific amount of the monthly allowance provided by NSFAS can vary depending on several factors, including the student’s circumstances, family income, and the cost of living in their region. The allowance is intended to cover essential living expenses, including food, transport, and incidentals.

The monthly allowance provided to NSFAS-eligible TVET students was typically around R1,700 to R2,800 per month. However, it’s essential to note that these figures may have changed since then. To get the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding NSFAS allowances for TVET students in 2025, it is strongly recommended to visit the official NSFAS website or contact their helpline directly.

What Does the Bursary Cover 2025

Amounts indicated for accommodation, living allowance, transport and learning materials need to be aligned with the approved latest DHET guidelines.

TVET

Accommodation in an urban area is R24,000 per annum
Accommodation in a peri-urban area is R18,900 per annum
Accommodation in a rural area is R15,750 per annum
Transport (up to 40 km from the institution) R7,350 per annum
Transport R7000 per annum
Incidental/personal care allowance R2900 per annum

Who Qualifies for NSFAS Funding 2025?

to apply NSFAS make sure you fall within this category

Only South African citizens are eligible for this bursary scheme;
A student must be registered or intending to register on a PLP, NC(V) or Report 191 programme at any of the fifty (50) public TVET Colleges in South Africa;
Must need financial assistance (NSFAS will determine whether or not a student meets the financial eligibility criteria);
Returning students must demonstrate proven and accepted academic performance (academically deserving) in line with the College’s progression policy or the progression prescriptions of the Bursary Rules and Guidelines (whichever is higher);
Must not be enrolling for a qualification that duplicates previous learning that was state-funded; and
Applicants will qualify if they fall within the maximum threshold of up to R350,000 of combined gross family income per annum and are admitted/received a firm offer for enrolment in a College.

Who should not apply?

Students who have completed a previous qualification.
Students with a combined household income of more than R350 000 per annum.
Students who have already applied, qualified and received funding. They are automatically funded for the duration of their studies provided they pass their modules and meet the academic requirements.

DHET Contact

123 Francis Baard Street
Pretoria
0001
www.dhet.gov.za

Call Centre Information
0800 87 2222
Email: callcentre@dhet.gov.za

Private Bag X174
Pretoria
0001
Tel + 27 12 312 5911

Access to education is a fundamental right, and financial constraints should not hinder individuals from pursuing their dreams. The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) in South Africa plays a pivotal role in supporting students, including those in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges. In this article, we’ll explore how much NSFAS provides to TVET students per month, offering insights for those seeking financial assistance to pursue their education. stay updated with their official websites and announcements.

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