False Bay TVET College NSFAS Application 2023-2024

False Bay TVET College NSFAS Application 2023-2024 – See Details Below:
Who should not apply?
• Students who have completed a previous qualification, unless they apply for an approved funded post-graduate qualification.
• Students who have already applied and received funding in previous years. They are automatically funded for the duration of their studies, provided they pass their modules and meet the academic requirements.
• It is very important that during the application, an applicant provides their correct ID number, name(s) and surname as reflected in the ID document.
• NSFAS will validate the ID upfront. This will allow us to prepopulate your application form with the validated and correct information received from the Department of Home Affairs (DHA), South African Social Security Agency (SASSA), Department of Basic Education (DBE) and others.
Benefits for applicants
1• User-friendly application form that you can complete anytime, anywhere, on a mobile device.
2• Reduce time spent on completing an application.
3• Improve the accuracy of the application through data validation and pre-population of fields.
Required documents
Note: If you are a SASSA recipient, then no proof of income is required.
Certified documents are not a requirement due to COVID-19 restrictions.
All applicants
• Copy of ID
• Must have consent from parent(s), guardian or spouse to submit their personal information for validation and verification.
Once you accept the application terms and conditions, you confirm that you have received consent from all relevant parties.
If the applicant is dependent on their parents, guardian or spouse, they must provide:
• ID copies of parent(s), guardian or spouse
• Proof of income of parent(s), guardian or spouse (payslip or appointment letter, where applicable)
If the applicant is self-sufficient, they must provide:
• Proof of income (payslip or appointment letter)
• 1 year’s IRP5 form
If the student has a disability, they must provide:
• A completed and signed Disability Annexure A Form (if their information is not pre-populated on the online application form).
Vulnerable students (child under 18 years), they must provide:
• A completed and signed Vulnerable Child Declaration and Consent Form which must be completed by a social worker.
Other documents required, if applicable:
1• Retrenchment letter
2• Death certificate/s
3• Divorce decree
Note: If you are a SASSA recipient, then no proof of income is required.
Certified documents are not a requirement due to COVID-19 restrictions

Create your myNSFAS account

You must have your own:
• Valid email address and cell phone number
• Your South African ID number
Go to www.nsfas.org.za, click myNSFAS and click on ‘REGISTER’
1• Provide NSFAS with consent to verify your details with third party agencies by clicking on the tick box.
2• Check the accuracy of all details and update your details where necessary.
3• Once you have completed all the required fields, click on ‘submit’.
4• To complete the registration of the account, you will receive a One Time Pin on the cell phone number and email address you provided.
5• Enter the One Time Pin and click on ‘submit’. You will receive a confirmation message to confirm that your profile has been created. You can now log in.
6• Students are encouraged to keep their usernames and passwords safe and never share them with anyone.
Complete your application
• ID number, name(s), surname, cell number and email address will be pre-populated. This information is taken from your profile registration. You will then fill in the rest of the required fields.
• Upload the relevant supporting documents. Agree to the terms and conditions by ticking the box and click ‘submit’.
• Once your application is submitted, an Application Reference Number is sent to your email and cell phone.
• Once you have submitted your application, you can track your application status by logging into your myNSFAS account!