TETA Unemployed Bursary : Transport Education Training Authority

Organisation : Transport Education Training Authority (TETA)
Scholarship Name : Unemployed Bursary
Applicable For : Learners who have been accepted to study at accredited institutions of higher learning (post school learning).
Country : South Africa
Website : https://teta.org.za/index.php/newsroom/unemployed-bursaries

What is TETA Unemployed Bursary?

Unemployed bursaries are offered by Transport Education Training Authority (TETA) to learners who have been accepted to study at accredited institutions of higher learning (post school learning). These learners must not be employed fulltime and they must be enrolled for a career related to the transport sector either on fulltime or on part-time bases – Aviation Training and Diving Programmes are also included. Applicants must satisfy the minimum entry criteria when applying for the bursary (failure to meet all the requirements leads to the disqualification of applications).

Related / Similar Bursary : SAICE Patrons’ Engineering Bursary Scheme (SPEBS)

Eligibility of TETA Unemployed Bursary

** be a South African citizen;
** be between the ages of 18 and 35 years;
** be currently unemployed;
** be studying at a public tertiary institute (University/University of Technology/ TVET College/Accredited Flying School) in South Africa;
** Aim on studying towards a NQF level 6 qualification (or above) within one of the above mentioned fields of study
** have passed with a minimum overall average of 50% in the previous years’ studies;
** have a total household income of less than R350 000 per annum.

Qualifications Funded:

How To Apply For TETA Unemployed Bursary?

** Applications must be done online, via a link that will be provided
** Submit one application per qualification (should the applicant apply for two qualifications the application will be disqualified);
** Submit clear copies of the supporting documents with the application (the submission of all the documents is compulsory – failure to comply will lead to an automatic disqualification);
** Certified ID copy is (certified stamp not older than 3months);
** Proof of registration or acceptance letter or admission;
** Valid Accreditation for private institutions this includes Aviation and Diving students;
** Latest Academic record (with the institution stamp)
** Certified Matric Results (for first year students) or certificate
** Valid Private Pilot License (PPL) when applying for CPL (with issue and expiry date clearly visible)
** Valid CPL for Instructor/Instrument Rating (with issue and expiry dates clearly visible)
** Valid CPL for Instructor/Instrument Rating endorsement for ATPL Hour Building/CPL with ATPL Subjects (with issue and expiry dates clearly visible)
** Medical Examination Results for Diving programmes (Class IV, III, II)
** Parents/Guardians ID documents (certified copies)
** Parents/Guardians proof of income (recent payslip etc)

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