Scholarship applications are still open

At this distance learning institution, students can:

• Study from home
  
• Study without matric
  
• Study at their own pace
  
• Study without prohibitive costs

With vocational study options ranging from business management to tourism, there’s no reason why school-leavers should stagnate if they can’t get into public universities. To promote accessible and affordable education in South Africa, Oxbridge Academy has launched 10 full scholarships in 2017 that will cover the full course fees for all three levels in one of the following streams:

• Business Management N4 - N6
  
• Educare N4 - N6
  
• Financial Management N4 - N6
  
• Human Resource Management N4 - N6
  
• Legal OR Medical Secretary N4 - N6
  
• Management Assistant N4 – N6
  
• Marketing Management N4 - N6
  
• Public Relations N4 - N6
  
• Public Management N4 - N6
  
• Tourism N4 - N6

You can apply for an Oxbridge Academy 2017 scholarship by going to this link on the Oxbridge Academy website and completing the online scholarship application form.

Simply fill in your personal details, answer three questions (using no more than 200 words each) and attach the required documentation (copy of your ID/passport and a copy of your highest qualification) before 28 February 2017.

The 10 recipients will be chosen on merit based on their answers to the three questions provided on the online form. The names of the ten recipients will be announced on 10 March 2017 on the Oxbridge Academy Facebook Page as well as on the Oxbridge Academy website.

Applicants must be over 16 years of age, must be fluent in English and must meet the entry requirements for their chosen streams. Recipients are obligated to complete all three levels of their chosen stream within six years of registration.

Closing date: 28 February 2017
Announcement: 10 March 2017

Oxbridge Academy is provisionally registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) until 31 December 2018 as a private further education and training institution under the Further Education and Training Colleges Act 16 of 2006.