FASSET Bursary South Africa 2025

As a proud alumnus of North-West University, I understand how much of a difference financial support can be to struggling students.

If you are a student passionate about finance and accounting, the FASSET Bursary is the perfect bursary provider to consider.

It offers total financial aid to students who deserve it and makes it possible for them to have rewarding careers in this sector.

What is the FASSET Bursary?

The Finance and Accounting Services Sector Education and Training Authority (FASSET) is a public organization established to develop and support professionals in the finance and accounting sector.

Seeing the need for talented individuals in the country, FASSET offers bursaries to bright South African students pursuing qualifications in various finance-related fields.

This valuable scholarship covers tuition fees, accommodation, meals, and textbooks and eases the financial burden on students so they can focus all their time on their academic work.

FASSET Bursary Application

Applying for the FASSET Bursary is a straightforward process, but preparing is always good. Below is a detailed guide on how to apply:

  1. Visit the official FASSET website: Open https://www.fasset.org.za/Bursaries.html and download the appropriate application form for your chosen field of study.
  2. Prepare certified copies of the following documents:
    • Matric certificate and academic record
    • Proof of South African citizenship (ID or birth certificate)
    • Proof of household income (payslips, tax returns)
    • Acceptance letter from your chosen tertiary institution
    • Any additional documents specified in the application form
  3. Fill out the form carefully to ensure all the information is accurate and complete.
  4. Send your completed application form and supporting documents to the email address specified on the website or deliver them in person to the FASSET office.

FASSET Bursary Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for the FASSET Bursary, all applicants must:

  1. Be a South African citizen.
  2. I have completed Matric (Grade 12) with good academic results.
  3. Be registered or accepted to study at a recognized public university, university of technology, or TVET college in South Africa.
  4. Be pursuing your first undergraduate qualification in science, engineering, technology, accounting, finance, or information systems.
  5. Have a total household income not exceeding R600 000 per annum.
  6. I am currently unemployed.

FASSET Bursary Closing Date

15 February 2024

Applications for the FASSET Bursary typically open in February and close in March each year.

Sometimes, the dates may vary, so always check the FASSET website or your university’s financial aid office for the latest information.