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Open · Closes 30 Sep 2026

Amandla Omoya Trust

Amandla Omoya Trust Bursary

Closes

30 September 2026

Value

Determined per student

Level

Diploma, Degree, NQF 6

For

Jeffreys Bay Area Residents

Sector

General

Type

Full-cost

About this bursary

The Amandla Omoya Trust provides comprehensive financial support for tertiary education to students from local communities in the Eastern Cape. Managed by StudyTrust, this funding covers tuition, registration, study materials, housing, and food allowances.

This initiative targets youth living near the Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm, specifically within towns like Humansdorp, Hankey, Patensie, Weston, Loerie, Thornhill, and Jeffreys Bay. Funding is available for any field of study at accredited public or private tertiary institutions.

The trust prioritises applicants who show both academic potential and financial need. Recipients may pursue university degrees, national diplomas, or practical skills qualifications.

Courses of study covered

Any field of study
Degree programmes
National Diploma programmes
NQF Level 6 technical training
Skills training (including plumbing and bricklaying)

What the bursary covers

Registration and tuition fees
Examination fees
Prescribed study materials
Accommodation costs
Meal allowances

Who can apply

You qualify if

  • You must hold South African citizenship.
  • You must permanently live within a 50km radius of Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm, covering places such as Humansdorp, Jeffreys Bay, Weston, Hankey, Loerie, Thornhill, or Patensie.
  • You need to be currently in matric or hold a completed matric certificate.
  • You must plan to study or currently study toward an NQF level 6 qualification, national diploma, or degree.
  • You must have an offer of admission from a recognised public or private South African university, university of technology, or TVET college.
  • You must demonstrate proven financial need.

You do not qualify if

  • Applicants living outside the designated 50km radius.
  • Non-South African citizens.
  • Students pursuing qualifications below NQF level 6 unless part of approved skills programmes.

Documents you need to submit

  • Certified copy of South African ID
  • Certified copy of latest matric results or matric certificate
  • Certified copy of latest tertiary academic records if already studying
  • Official proof of acceptance on institution letterhead
  • Proof of residential address within eligible communities
  • Proof of household income such as payslips, unemployment affidavits, or grant receipts

Submit clear certified copies of all listed documents.

How to apply

  1. 1
    Review the application guidelines on the StudyTrust instructions page.
  2. 2
    Go to the online portal and create your applicant profile.
  3. 3
    Fill in all required personal, academic, and financial information.
  4. 4
    Upload clear certified supporting documents.
  5. 5
    Submit your complete online application prior to the closing deadline.

Incomplete applications or late submissions will not be reviewed.

How you are selected

1
Candidates are evaluated based on academic achievement combined with financial need.
2
StudyTrust reviews submitted documentation and communicates outcomes directly to shortlisted applicants.

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Last verified: September 2026   ·   Category: General   ·   Reviewed by grantZA Editorial
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