Organisation : Boston City Campus
Scholarship Name : Miss South Africa Natasha Joubert and Boston City Campus Bursary 2024
Applicable For : Students
Country : South Africa
Last Date : 15th January 2024
Website : https://www.boston.ac.za/
What is Miss South Africa Natasha Joubert Bursary?
Reigning Miss South Africa Natasha Joubert has launched the first phase of her advocacy campaign which includes more than R1.5 million in bursaries being made available for 27 recipients. This week, Joubert announced a partnership with Boston City Campus, which will see the awarding of 12 scholarships, as part of her Natasha Joubert Collective.
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The Study Buddy Fund has also partnered with the Miss South Africa Organisation to grant others, who deserve a second chance in life, an opportunity to access higher education. In line with its focus on education, the Study Buddy Fund has allocated R500 000 to fund another approximately 15 students at Boston City Campus. Entries Close on 15 January 2024, and only successful applicants will be notified accordingly.
How To Apply For Miss South Africa Natasha Joubert Bursary?
** Visit www.boston.ac.za
** Click on the ‘Apply/Enquire Now’ button on the Home page
** Select ‘New Student Application’
** Applicants should complete the application form and apply for one of the listed qualifications
** Applicants will need to upload full, clear copies of their ID and Grade 12 results to finalise their application.
** (Grade 12 mid-year results will be accepted)
** Email your Boston City Campus acceptance letter/provisional acceptance letter, and a one-page motivational letter to natashajoubert@boston.co.za
What is the Last Date of Miss South Africa Natasha Joubert Bursary?
Last Date of Miss South Africa Natasha Joubert and Boston City Campus Bursary 2024 application is 15th January 2024.
Boston City Campus is a nationwide private provider of quality higher education, which was founded in 1991 and today has 47 support centres, over 20 000 registered students and over 25 qualifications and many short learning programmes for quick skills acquisitions to select from.
Joubert says she is determined to ensure that it is not only the best performing candidates that receive scholarships. “I want it be inclusive and not only available to the top achievers. I also wanted scholarships for less traditional studies, so this batch of scholarships will include Content Creation, Television Production, Higher Certificates in Financial Planning, Business Management, Marketing Practices, as well as Paralegal Practice.”
“No one escapes difficulties. Setbacks may have the power to temporarily derail your journey, the aim at Boston is to get people to see them rather as gifts in the form of a learning experience. This gives our learners the opportunity to create empowering beliefs and recommit with greater determination in order to achieve goals” says Natalie Rabson, Head of Public Relations at Boston City Campus.
It is a message echoed by Nozicelo Ngcobo, Public Affairs, Communication and Sustainability Manager of the Study Buddy Fund: “Given the current challenges of youth unemployment in the country, a higher education can go a long way towards improving young people’s prospects of finding jobs and enhancing their and their families’ quality of life. Our success lies in co-creating solutions that will contribute towards the sustainable growth of our country.”