The North-West University (NWU) prospectus is your key to unlocking the possibilities of studying at this esteemed South African institution. This guide will equip you with the knowledge to navigate the prospectus and answer some frequently asked questions (FAQs). Obtaining the Prospectus There are two ways to access the NWU prospectus: Using the Prospectus The … Read more
The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) prospectus is your one-stop guide to everything you need to know about studying at this leading South African institution. This guide will help you navigate the prospectus and answer some frequently asked questions (FAQs). Obtaining the Prospectus There are two ways to access the TUT prospectus: Using the Prospectus … Read more
South African elections are pivotal events that shape the political landscape of the country. This guide will provide a comprehensive overview of how election results are determined, interpreted, and reported in South Africa. We will cover the electoral system, key terminologies, the process of counting votes, and frequently asked questions (FAQs). Electoral System in South … Read more
In South Africa, the term “provisional license” is not typically used. However, it closely resembles the learner’s license and the probationary period for new drivers after obtaining a full driving license. This guide will provide a detailed overview of these stages, which are essentially the equivalent of a provisional license phase. 1. Learner’s License Eligibility … Read more
Obtaining a driving license in South Africa involves several steps, from learning the rules of the road to passing various tests. This guide will cover all the essential aspects, including FAQs, to help you navigate the process. 1. Eligibility Criteria Before you begin the process of obtaining a driving license, ensure you meet the following … Read more
FLISP, or the Finance Linked Individual Subsidy Programme, is a South African government initiative aimed at helping low to moderate-income earners own homes. This subsidy assists individuals in covering their housing costs, making homeownership more accessible for those who may struggle to afford it otherwise. Here’s how you can fill out the FLISP application form … Read more
In order to qualify for FLISP, you must meet the following criteria: The subsidy ranges from R30 001 to R130 000, depending on your income. The lower your income, the higher the subsidy. For more detail, see the chart below.
Contact the NHFC or your relevant DHS office directly for details regarding the status of your subsidy application. It takes the NHFC about 7 days to process your subsidy application from receiving a fully completed application form with all required supporting documents. If you have not received a response, you can contact the NHFC to … Read more
What is FLISP? FLISP is Finance Linked Individual Subsidy Programme which provides a subsidy to qualifying beneficiaries who have secured mortgage finance to acquire an existing house or a vacant residential serviced stand linked to a house construction contract. The subsidy is paid to your bank or financial institution in order to reduce the initial … Read more
ndividuals can apply to study nursing if they meet the following criteria. An individual must… Individuals who completed school before 2008 must have scored a maximum of 6 relevant highest score subjects on their Grade 12 certificate. How do I apply for academic admission 2025 1. Click button apply for 2025 to complete your profile. … Read more