MICT SETA Bursary

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   Monitor https://www.mict.org.za/bursaries/ for the current intake or discretionary grant window

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   Confirm your qualification and institution are aligned to MICT sector priorities

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   Complete the application or registration as directed for the open funding window

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   Attach all certified supporting documents (ID, results, proof of registration, motivation letter and proof of income)

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   Submit your application within the announced submission period

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   Direct queries to [email protected] or call (011) 207 2600

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   Await communication on shortlisting and funding outcomes

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the MICT SETA Bursary worth?

MICT SETA does not publish a fixed bursary figure. Funding typically covers tuition and related study costs for accredited MICT-sector qualifications and is provided through discretionary grants in partnership with NSFAS, TVET colleges and universities, so the exact amount varies by funding cycle.

What fields of study does the MICT SETA Bursary cover?

It supports accredited qualifications in the Media, Information and Communication Technologies sector, including ICT, software and application development, computer science and information systems, telecommunications, electronics, media, and advertising and digital media.

Who qualifies for the MICT SETA Bursary?

Applicants must be South African citizens with demonstrated financial need, studying or intending to study a full-time accredited qualification at a public or private SA institution aligned to MICT sector priorities. A minimum academic average of around 50% and, in some windows, an age limit (e.g. under 30) may apply.

When is the MICT SETA Bursary deadline?

There is no fixed annual student deadline. MICT SETA opens discretionary grant and bursary windows periodically and announces submission periods on its website, so applicants should monitor https://www.mict.org.za/bursaries/ for the current intake window.