School of Entrepreneurship Bursary 2027

Key facts

Status
No current round published
Provider
School of Entrepreneurship
Academic year
2027
Last checked
September 2026

No 2027 round had been published when we checked; the latest listing was for 2024.

Naledi KhumaloReviewed & verified by Naledi KhumaloSenior Admissions and Bursaries EditorVerified

The School of Entrepreneurship trains people to start and grow businesses. Its bursary has covered most of the fee for its 4LIFE Entrepreneurship Programme.

About the School of Entrepreneurship Bursary

  • A place on the 4LIFE Entrepreneurship Programme.
  • 90% of the enrolment fee covered.
  • Business support prizes of up to R100 000 for graduates.

Who should apply

  • Aspiring South African entrepreneurs.
  • Committed to completing the programme.
  • Able to pay the remaining 10% of the fee.

How to apply

  1. Check schoolofentrepreneurship.com for a current bursary.
  2. Read the terms, including what you still need to pay.
  3. Apply online if a round is open.

Closing date

No 2027 round has been published.

Contact details

Aspiring entrepreneurs should also see the Allan Gray Orbis Fellowship, the Allan Gray Makers competition and our commerce bursaries page.

FAQs

1. Is the School of Entrepreneurship bursary open for 2027? +
No 2027 round had been published when we checked; the latest listing was for 2024. Check the School of Entrepreneurship's website.
2. What did it offer? +
A place on the 4LIFE Entrepreneurship Programme with 90% of the enrolment fee covered.
3. Were there prizes? +
Graduates could win up to R100 000 in products, services and cash for their businesses.
4. Who is it for? +
Aspiring entrepreneurs who want practical business training rather than a university degree.
5. Does the student pay anything? +
Yes. The remaining 10% of the enrolment fee.
6. How do I ask about it? +
Contact the School of Entrepreneurship through its website.
Update note (checked September 2026): no 2027 round had been published when we checked; the latest listing was for 2024. Check the School of Entrepreneurship’s own website before paying any fees.

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