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INSETA ISSF Bursary 2023

 INSETA ISSF Bursary 2023

About INSETA and ISSF

The Insurance Sector Education and Training Authority (INSETA) has a main goal. Which is to increase the quantity and calibre of important and in-demand skills within the insurance industry. 
The Insurance Sector Student Fund (ISSF) Bursary Programme gets support from companies in the public and commercial sectors, in order to help reach this goal.

About The INSETA ISSF

They are inviting students, to apply for their bursary programme for 2023. They are awarded on the following merits:
  • Academic 
  • Financial need

Fields Covered By The INSETA ISSF Bursary Programme

The following field/s are covered by the bursary programme.
  • Insurance and related fields

Expenses Covered By The INSETA ISSF Bursary Programme 

The following expenses will be covered by the bursary programme:

For Unemployed Students:
  • Tuition fees in full.
  • Textbooks, accommodation, and meals.
  • Tech devices like laptop or data.
  • A monthly allowance.

For Employed Students:
  • Tuition fees in full.

Eligibility Criteria For The INSETA ISSF Bursary Programme.

The following are the minimum requirements. If you do not meet the following requirements your application will not be considered.
  • You must be a citizen of South Africa.
  • You need to be in Matric in 2022 or must have completed it.
  • You need to be in an age group of 18-35 if you’re unemployed to apply or if you’re employed, you can apply at any age.
  • You must study or plan to study in a South African tertiary university.

Documents Required For The INSETA ISSF Bursary Programme

The following documents are required for the bursary programme, and you must submit clear copies of them along with your bursary application. If you  do not submit all the following documentation your application will not be considered.

  • A certified copy of your ID.
  • Certified copy of Matric results.
  • ISSF POPIA form (PDF). 
  • If employed, letter of employment.
  • Course Quotation on institution’s letterhead.
  • Your most recent academic record on your institution’s letterhead.
  • Registration proof from institution on their letterhead.
  • Registration proof from institution on their letterhead.
  • Certified copy of household income, death certificates if deceased, bank statements, and SASSA letter if receiving a grant.

How To Apply For The INSETA ISSF Bursary Programme

You can apply for the application in the following way. By downloading and completing the INSETA ISSF Bursary Applicatin Form.

After completing it, please email it at:

Please Note: Write "INSETA ISSF Bursary Application" in your email subject.

Closing Date For The INSETA ISSF Bursary Programme 

The closing date for the bursary programme is 15 January 2023. If you submit an application after the closing date.


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