Bursaries

Applications Open for the Victor Thebe Sifora Provincial Bursary Scheme

Applications Open for the Victor Thebe Sifora Provincial Bursary Scheme. The North West Provincial Government invites eligible students to apply for the Victor Thebe Sifora Provincial Bursary Scheme. Take advantage of this opportunity to access financial assistance towards your studies and invest in your future.

About the Program

Office of the Premier invites applications for the Victor Thebe Sifora Provincial Bursary from the South African youths who are residents of the North West Province and desire to follow full-time studies for the configured annual intake at public institutions. Priority will be given to undergraduate applicants who are financially needy and academically performing well.

Fields of Study Supported

The Victor Thebe Sifora Provincial Bursary Scheme supports priority fields of study that align with the developmental goals of the North West Provincial Government. The 2025 advert below is retained for reference. Confirm the approved fields and requirements for the current intake with the bursary office

Application Requirements

  • Fully completed Bursary Application form (SECTIONS: A – E)
  • Proof of permanent residential address: A letter from the Traditional Authority Offices for those residing at villages and a letter from the Municipality Offices for those from towns / townships & farms; (Not statement of account, e.g. water bill, etc.);
  • Certified copy of ID Document (student);
  • Certified copy of Statement of Matric results (current matriculants). NB: Matric Certificate is compulsory for all applicants
  • Certified copy of End of year results /last academic results (Students already at tertiary)
  • ATTACH PROOF OF PARENT/S & GUARDIAN/S INCOME DOCUMENT/S: SALARY PAY SLIP/S (NB. In case of Deceased or unemployed parent/s attach copy of Death Certificate/s/ affidavit).

How to Apply

Click HERE to apply

Closing Date: 13th November 2026 23:59 (SAST)

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