1. ID and personal details
Keep your ID, contact details, and proof of residence ready.
Calculate your APS, find official university and TVET application portals, prepare your documents, and discover bursaries that are currently open.
Planning support only. Always confirm current requirements, deadlines, and application steps on the official institution portal before applying.
Use the existing verified bursaries flow to see funding opportunities closing soon.
Start with these five steps to plan well and then continue on the official institution portals.
Get a planning score from your subject levels.
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View checklistUse these support pages to stay organised while checking official portals.
Use a simple planning checklist for documents, tracking, and submission prep.
Check the paperwork you should have ready before application week gets stressful.
Keep one place to track deadlines and follow-up points for your planning.
Use a structured pause to improve marks, regroup, and return with a stronger application plan.
Helpful reading to keep your application planning clear and practical.
Keep these basics ready before you open official application forms.
Keep your ID, contact details, and proof of residence ready.
Have your Grade 11, trial, or final results available in clear copies.
Prepare certified copies and any programme-specific forms early.
Write down each portal, deadline, login, and proof of submission.
Confirm current requirements, dates, and steps on the official portal before applying.
APS targets differ by institution and programme, so use your score for planning and confirm exact requirements on the official portal.
Many institutions allow early applications using Grade 11 or trial results, then request final results later.
You will usually need your ID, latest results, proof of residence, and any programme-specific supporting documents.
Bursaries may cover tuition, books, accommodation, or living costs depending on the funder and the award terms.
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