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  • 2026-2027 University of the Witwatersrand Online Application Form

    2026 University of the Witwatersrand Online Application Form

    Apply online for admission to Undergraduate studies (order of choice does not matter).

    Certain programmes have additional selection procedures, e.g. portfolios, essays, auditions, NBT.
    Please click on Additional Forms below.

    Your application

    • You may apply for three programmes (degrees). The order of choice makes no difference at Wits – each application is considered individually.
    • If you apply for two programmes in Health Sciences, you are advised to apply for one programme in a less restricted faculty (e.g. Humanities, Commerce and Law, or Science). We strongly advise you to apply for more than one programme –  keep your options open!
    • If you apply for Engineering you are advised to add at least a third programme of choice from another faculty.
    • A non-refundable application fee of R100 for South African citizens, or R700 for international applicants, is required.

    Documentation / Checklist

    If you have not yet matriculated

    • The final Grade 11 report must be signed and stamped by your school principal
    • International applicants should submit a certified copy of a recent school report

    If you have already matriculated (even if you are rewriting some subjects in 2026) but have not attended any university

    • Attach a certified copy of your matric certificate/foreign school leaving certificate/s
    • Inform the University of the subjects you are rewriting

    If you have already attended a university/tertiary institution other than Wits, submit your school leaving results and a certified copy of your academic record and certificate of good conduct

    • Ask that institution to send your full academic record and a certificate of good conduct to the Student Enrolment Centre (SEnC)
    • Send a copy of your published results for the current year which should be stamped by the institution’s Registrar and signed by the Faculty Officer

    A statement of credits/credit certificate is not acceptable.

    If you attended a foreign university and wish to apply for exemptions for certain courses

    • You must submit, in English, the syllabuses / course outlines, certified by that university.

    Submit your application

    Submit your application, required documentation and application fee before the closing date.

    Go to the self-service portal – https://self-service.wits.ac.za

    Payment Method

    1. Deposit exact amount into the University’s Application Fee account:
      Standard Bank, Current Account Number: 200 346 385,
      Branch code: Braamfontein 004 805. CI Number 074A,
      Account name: Wits University – Application Fees.
      Please attach copy of M65.
    2. International payment swift code: SBZAZAJJ
    3. Pay by cash or credit card at the Fees Office, Ground Floor, Senate House, University of the Witwatersrand.
    4. Please use payment reference number indicated on your application, for example P1300000, L1300000, D1300000.

    Need help?

    For general enquiries call the Student Call Centre on 011 717 1888.

    Get help with:

    • Application information for faculty admission, residence and financial assistance and bursaries
    • Curriculum planning
    • Career advice

    What happens next

    You will be sent acknowledgement of receipt of your application via email.  All correspondence is also available on https://self-service.wits.ac.za, where you can check the status of your application.

    The acknowledgement letter contains details of your reference person for you to contact for enquiries, and your person/student number. Quote this number every time you contact Wits.

    Each choice of programme is treated as a separate application. A letter will be sent to you once a decision is made on any one of your choices. The letter gives you further instructions (e.g. pay a deposit to secure the offer of a place, or attend an interview, or write a selection test).

    Current Matriculants: Wits will get your matric results directly from the relevant Department of Education, unless you are:

    1. a very late applicant
    2. writing matric as a private candidate or by correspondence
    3. rewriting only a few subjects.

    If you fall in categories 1 to 3, please send a certified copy of your matric certificate to the Student Enrolment Centre.

    Current Matriculants may be made a conditional offer (depending on the Grade 11 results), or be invited to attend an interview, or an audition, or selection/placement test.

    Some faculties will make you a conditional offer on the basis of your Grade 11 report. No offer can be confirmed until your matric results are received.

    Changed your mind about your choice of study?
    Let SEnC know in writing what your new selection is (do not submit a new application).
    NB: Check with SEnC to make sure applications are still open for your new selection.
    NB: Let SEnC know straight away if your contact details change.

    Successful applicants are sent communication offering a firm place. Information about registration and orientation will be available on the Wits website – www.wits.ac.za 

    Firm offer letters are sent once matric results are available (early January) or earlier if you have already matriculated.
    Applicants are encouraged to check https://self-service.wits.ac.za once results have been released.

    Reply to the offer and let us know whether you are coming to Wits

    You can only accept one offer as places are limited.
    NB: You are required to respond to the offer within one week to secure your place.

    Closing dates

    Faculty of Health Sciences (All programmes) 30 June 2026
    Bachelor of Architecture 30 June 2026
    Bachelor of Arts in Speech and Hearing Therapy 30 June 2026
    All other University programmes 30 September 2026
    Residence applications 30 September 2026
    The abovementioned closing dates are also applicable to International applicants

    NSFAS applications to be made online at www.nsfas.org.za Tel: 0860 067 327

    Grade 12 and past matriculants 1 August – 30 November
    Students who were not previously funded 1 September – 30 November

    Additional forms

    Please note that the Additional Forms for 2026 will be available soon.

    • Bachelor of Arts in Dramatic Art – interview and audition requirements
    • Bachelor of Arts in Film and Television – interview and creative assignments
    • Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts – audition/interview requirements
    • Bachelor of Music – audition requirements
    • Bachelor of Arts in Performing and Visual Arts – audition/interview requirements
    • Bachelor of Arts in Digital Arts – creative assignments
    • 2026 Occupational Therapy Certificate of Attendance
    • 2026 Physiotherapy Certificate of Attendance
    • Bachelor of Architectural Studies  – application exercises
    • NBT Guide 2026 (Health Sciences applicants and BA Speech and Hearing applicants must write by 13 August 2026).

    Fees quotation forms

     

     

  • University of Kwazulu Natal Application Status

    University of Kwazulu Natal Application Status

    A. Status Check

    To check the status of your application, use your ID, CAO or UKZN student number in the field provided. The outcome of your application could be one of the following
    1. Firm offer

    • Offer without residence or funding (Place but no residence or financial aid)
    • Offer with residence (Place with residence but no financial aid)
    • Offer with funding (Place with provisional fin aid but no residence)
    • Offer with residence and funding (Place with residence and provisional fin aid)

    2. Pending statuses where no decision has been made

    • Pending
    • Waitlisted
    • Referred for decision
    • Awaiting academic record or other documentation

    3. Regret status because

    • You did not meet the admissions requirements
    • Programme is full
    • The offer was withdrawn because you did not accept it within the specified period.
    • You declined the offer
    Click here to Check Status

    If you have been made an offer, you need to consult the Registration info  page for more information.

    For more information on status check Click Here

    B. Accepting an Offer

    For information on accepting an offer Click Here

  • CRANE MAINTENANCE TRAINING COURSE OF OVERHEAD CRANES

    CRANE MAINTENANCE TRAINING COURSE OF OVERHEAD CRANES

    The crane maintenance training course is specifically designed for Supervisors, Technicians, Artisans and Technician Assistants who are involved in day to day maintenance of cranes, hoists and general lifting equipment.

    The course has a comprehensive focus on the product surrounding Legislation and Standards, where we transfer more than sixty years of our experience in the industry to people who can use the knowledge gained to the benefit of the individual and the company.

     

    COURSE CONTENT (5 DAYS)

    Topics to be covered:

    1. Terminology

    2. OHS Act/Mines and Mineral Act

    3. Classification of cranes

    4. Summary of BS466 (crane specification)

    5. Summary of SANS 6024 (Electrical specifications for cranes)

    6. Summary of SANS 10375 (Inspection, testing and examination of cranes)

    7. Load test procedures

    • Overhead cranes
    • Jib cranes
    • Monorails

    8. Recommended maintenance schedule

    • Daily inspection
    • Service inspection
    • Load testing
    • Major inspections

    9. Crane log books

    • Service inspection reports
    • Repairs as per service reports
    • Load tests and certificates
    • Rope certificates
    • Manuals and data sheets

     

    INCLUSIONS

    Comprehensive Training/Reference Manuals

    Other Stationery

    Course Certificates at successful completion of an examination

     

    The course is held at Morris Material Handling Training Centre, Apex, Benoni. The route map will be e-mailed to delegates on request.

     

    Should companies want training to be conducted at their venue, this can be arranged if there are 12 delegates or more.

     

    The training dates for 2026 are as following:

    1st intake week of   06th – 10th February 2026

    2nd intake week of   3rd – 7th  April 2026

    3rd intake week of   05th – 09 June 2026

    4th intake week of   14th -18th August 2026

    5th intake week of   09th – 13th October 2026

    6th intake week of   04th – 08th December 2026

     

    • PRICE PER DELEGATE is R12, 500, 00 (Twelve Thousand and Five Hundred Rands) excluding VAT.
    • A 10% discount will apply if there are more than five (5) delegates from one company.

     

    FEES ARE PAYABLE AT LEAST ONE (1) WEEK, PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF THE TRAINING COURSE.

    COMPANIES REQUIRING INVOICES MUST FORWARD A PURCHASE ORDER

     

    NB: Hotel accommodation and travelling expenses for delegated are not included in the rates and will be for your account. Should you need to book an accommodation, please contact the ROAD LODGE at Carnival City: 011 915 5800 or you can e-mail to rlcarnival.dm@clhg.com

     

    PLEASE CONFIRM ATTENDANCE NO LATER THAN TWO (2) WEEKS OF THE SPECIFIED DATES.

    NB: CONFIRMATION SECURES DELEGATE/S SEATS, LATE RESPONSE WIIL LEAD TO DISAPPOINTMENT

     

    The course starts at 08H00 and finishes at 16H00 from Monday to Thursday and 14h00 on Friday.

    Lunch and tea is served daily.

     

     

    BANK DETAILS    

     

    ACC NAME                 : MORRIS MATERIAL HANDLING S.A (Pty) Ltd

    BANK NANE              : STANDARD BANK   (SA)

    ACCOUNT NO            : 0220822999

    BRANCH CODE         : 051001

    REFERENCE              : 2026 TRAIN/YOUR SURNAME

    LEARNER ENROLMENT FORM (MAINTENANCE TRAINING)

  • Walter Sisulu University NSFAS Details 2026

    Walter Sisulu University NSFAS Details 2026

    NEW NSFAS ONLINE APPLICATION PROCESS TO IMPROVE STUDENTS’ ACCESSIBILITY

    The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has started the roll-out of the Student Centered Model by opening online applications as from Monday, 01 August 2016 until 30 November 2016.

    The Student Centered Model is meant to open a direct relationship between NSFAS and its students, from registration phase to completion of their studies. The system will help in alleviating payment delays and new applications for funding every year.
    The application requirements are as follows:
    • Students who have never received NSFAS funding must apply online
    • All students who were previously funded by NSFAS but are not funded in 2016 must apply online
    • All students who have signed their Loan Agreement Forms (LAF) or Schedule of Particulars (SOP) for 2016 and are currently receiving NSFAS funding DO NOT HAVE TO REAPPLY. Funding will be granted provided you meet the academic requirements. Academic results from exams, including supplementary exams, will be submitted to NSFAS by WSU. All funded NSFAS students are requested to update their information online. Please log onto www.nsfas.org.za and create the MyNSFAS account to verify your details https://my.nsfas.org.za/sites/selfservice

    All paper applications forms can be sent to NSFAS Head Office in Cape Town either by email to apply@nsfas.org.za or Fax 086 644 2822 or by post to: The 2026 Online Applications, NSFAS Loans & Bursaries Department, Private Bag X4, Plumstead, 7801.
    The Student Centered Model will ensure that students receive their allowances sooner than in previous years. The allowances will be paid directly to the students.

    The deadline for 2026 applications is 30 November 2016
    For further details, applicants can contact NSFAS Offices on 0860 067 327 (sharecall) or Website: www.nsfas.org.za

  • University of the Western Cape NSFAS Approved List

    University of the Western Cape NSFAS Approved List

    Applications Reopen 9 January 2026

    NSFAS will reopen 2026 applications as from 9 January 2026. Learners and students are encouraged to make use of this application period if you have not applied during the 1 August 2016 to 30 November 2016 application period. This reopened application period will close on 20 January 2026 for learners and students who will be studying at a public university, and on 14 February 2026 at a TVET College.

    Application results for applicants who applied during the 1 August 2016 to 30 November 2016 period will receive communication via SMS as from 5 January 2026, thus it is important that we have your correct cellphone number. Update your contact details by calling the NSFAS Contact Centre on 086 006 7327.

    To all 2026 first year students

    All students who will register at public universities/ TVET Colleges for the first time in 2026 and need financial support can apply directly to NSFAS for financial assistance as from 9 January 2026. Applications will remain open between 9 January 2026 to 20 January 2026 for those who will be studying at a university and 9 January 2026 to 14 February 2026 for those who will be studying at a TVET College .

    To all current university/ TVET college students already funded by NSFAS

    NSFAS is in a process to receive all your information and details from the university/college where you are currently enrolled. You will be automatically migrated to the student-centred model, and will be notified by SMS/post once NSFAS has received and registered your details.

    To all current university/TVET college students, who are not funded by NSFAS, but intend to apply for NSFAS assistance for the 2026 academic year

    All the above mentioned students – including those who were previously on a government funded bursary programme not offered by NSFAS – can apply for NSFAS financial assistance for the 2026 academic year as from 9 January 2026 to 20 January 2026 for those who will be studying at a university and 9 January 2026 to 14 February 2026 for those who will be studying at a TVET College .

  • How to qualify for a nsfas bursary

    How to qualify for a nsfas bursary

    How to qualify for a nsfas bursary : The following basic requirements must be met in order to apply for any of the NSFAS bursaries; applicants must:

    • Be South African citizens
    • Comply with the entry requirements set by the universities of their choice / have proof of registration or acceptance to said university

    Once successfully awarded the bursary, students must pass all courses and complete the qualification within the minimum time frame prescribed by the particular university to avoid the risk of having to repay the bursary amount.

    In some cases, bursars may be required to report their particular NSFAS bursary exam results in order to continue to receive funding.

    All applications will require certified copies of the following:

    • ID document
    • Grade 12 results
    • Parent/guardian’s ID and employment documents (salary slips/pensions slips if applicable/affidavit if unemployed)
    • Proof of university acceptance/registration

    NSFAS BURSARY PACKAGE

    Unless otherwise stated, the bursary fund will allow for a portion of, if not all of, the following study-related costs:

    • Tuition
    • Accommodation
    • Meals
    • Travel
    • Prescribed books/study material

    The amounts prescribed for the above-mentioned costs will be dependent on the outcome of the NSFAS Means Test. This test assesses to what extent the student’s family can contribute – mainly through determining the gross annual family income. Students can qualify for varying amounts up to the maximum of R60 000 per year.

    Vocational and Further Education and Training (FET) courses are those that offer education and training for students who plan to work towards a specific range of jobs or employment possibilities. In some cases, students may qualify for admission to the University of Technology in order to continue their studies at a higher level. In order to qualify for this bursary, candidates must demonstrate that their potential for academic success with a minimum overall average of 50%.

  • Wits University Nursing Application 2026-2027

    Wits University Nursing Application 2026/2027

    Nurses work collaboratively with physicians, therapists, the patient and the patient’s family, and focus on treating illness to improve quality of life. This course prepares professionals for general nursing and midwifery practice.

    Qualification: BNurs

    School: Therapeutic Sciences

    Faculty: Health Sciences

    Duration: 4 years

    Study mode: Full-time

    Programme overview

    The Bachelor of Nursing (BNurs) degree is a 4 year, full-time course.
    The degree programme includes theoretical study at the Braamfontein and medical school campuses and clinical training at university affiliate hospitals, community clinics and special areas such as specialist units in hospitals and the health care train.
    The curriculum includes a core of knowledge in the biological, natural, physical and social sciences as well as the theory and practice of nursing science. A strong emphasis on the sciences is a characteristic of a Wits Bachelor’s degree in Nursing.
    Nursing courses commence in the first year with correlated periods of community based learning activities and in the second semester, hospital-based clinical practice. These become incremental over the next four years of the degree.

  • 2026-2027 Ehlanzeni TVET College Prospectus

    2026-2027 Ehlanzeni TVET College Prospectus

    2026-2027 Ehlanzeni TVET College Prospectus is available for Download

    A university or school prospectus is a document sent to potential (prospective) students to attract them to apply for admissions. It usually contains information about the institution and the available courses, including advice on how to apply and the benefits of accepting a place.

    Click Here To download 2026-2027 Ehlanzeni TVET College Prospectus

  • How is nsfas similar to other student loans

    How is nsfas similar to other student loans

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