About the FAME Academy: The FAME Academy SA, established in 2017, is the first School of Creative Arts in Limpopo province, as well as a first of its kind in South Africa. The Academy offers accredited higher education courses and plans to roll out in all major cities in SA (including Cape Town, Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, Port … Read more
PHASE 1: applicants submit their applications along with their video or portfolio submissions that will be adjudicated by the relevant arts professional. PHASE 2: candidates that receive high scores for their video and portfolio submissions will be invited for an online interview, which will be conducted and recorded via Zoom during April and May . … Read more
Here is some advice about how to conduct a search for bursary funding. AFDA does not receive government subsidy. Most funders prefer to enter into agreements directly with students. On the occasions when, and if, AFDA has received funding for bursaries then AFDA will issue a call for applications with set criteria and the open … Read more
The Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) in South Africa has announced the finalists for its Nyoloha Scholarship Programme (NSP). Nyoloha Scholarship Programme finalists. The announcement follows an open call by ACT in January which invited young people who want to study towards a performing, visual or digital arts degree in 2024 to apply for the programme. ACT NSP is … Read more
Arts and Culture Trust ACT Scholarship South Africa | The Arts | Culture Trust (ACT) opened its doors in 1994 when it was known as the Arts and Culture Trust of the President. 28 years later, ACT serves the arts and culture sector in all 9 provinces of South Africa, as a registered non-profit organisation … Read more
applicants who wish to study towards a performing, visual or digital arts degree starting in the 2024 academic year must be between the ages of 17 to 25 years with a matric (university exemption), and not be currently registered at a tertiary or accredited institution.The Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) was founded in 1994, initially … Read more
Applicants who wish to study towards a performing, visual or digital arts degree starting in the 2024 academic year must be between the ages of 17 to 25 years with a matric (university exemption), and not be currently registered at a tertiary or accredited institution. Apply today on the ACT website at www.act.org.za. The Arts & … Read more