The eligibility criteria are twofold, focusing on both the learner and guide in selecting the preferred school in which the learner interns to study:
Learner Eligibility (Primary Schools):
Applicants must be enrolled in Grades 4 to 12.
Applicants must be able to demonstrate financial need through joint household income verification (R15,000.00 per month or less).
High School level applicants must display strong academic potential, particularly in Pure Maths, Accounting, and Science.
Bursary applicants are free to select a primary school of their choice. However, for high school applications, bursary applicants are encouraged to enroll in schools that meet the following eligibility criteria. This ensures that bursary recipients attend institutions that will best support their academic pursuits and help them achieve their full potential:
CareerAid is dedicated to overcoming barriers to quality education for primary and high school learners. Through our bursary program, we aim to reduce educational inequality by providing financial support and life skills training, empowering youth to excel academically and professionally. Our goal is to make quality education accessible, ensuring learners are equipped to succeed and contribute meaningfully to society.
Help support our work to engage, connect, and empower aspiring young leaders to change their communities and their world. CareerAid and Life Skills is a South African Registered Non Profit Company that welcomes donations to support its life changing operations and programs. CareerAid will publicly disclose donations bi-annually by posting to the organisation website.
Through our bursaries, we open doors to education and skills training, empowering students to build brighter futures. Since 2019, we’ve proudly awarded over 50 bursaries, helping young people unlock their full potential.
