VerifiedNo. IIE Rosebank College is a private institution, and its own admissions FAQ says it does not accept NSFAS. NSFAS only funds students at public universities and the 50 public TVET colleges.
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Why Rosebank College is not NSFAS-funded
Rosebank College is a brand of The Independent Institute of Education (IIE), which is registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training as a private higher education institution (2007/HE07/002). Being registered makes its qualifications recognised, but it does not make it public.
Ways students pay for Rosebank College
| Option | Notes |
|---|---|
| External bursaries | Company or foundation bursaries that allow study at private institutions |
| Student loans | From banks or specialist education lenders |
| Payment plans | Ask the college about instalments after the deposit |
| Employer sponsorship | Common for students who work while studying online or part-time |
Rosebank College does not offer its own bursaries, according to its admissions FAQ.
If you need NSFAS
- Apply to a public university for a similar programme, such as a higher certificate or diploma in business or IT.
- Or apply to a public TVET college; find one in our directory of all 50 public TVET colleges.
- Apply for NSFAS in the same application season.
If someone offers to get you NSFAS funding for Rosebank College for a fee, it is a scam. NSFAS applications are free.
See also is Rosebank College registered? and which institutions NSFAS funds.
Frequently asked questions
Does NSFAS fund Rosebank College students?
No. Rosebank College is private, and NSFAS only funds students at public universities and TVET colleges.
Does Rosebank College offer bursaries?
According to its admissions FAQ, Rosebank College does not offer its own bursaries, but students can use external bursaries and loans.