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Student study loans are available, and the college runs a bursary programme for achievers from disadvantaged communities. Employers can also fund a place through their Skills Development spend.
Three routes
Ways to pay for a qualification
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Student study loans
Student Hero partners with educational institutions and funding providers so students and their families can apply, qualify and compare offers from major banks and alternative finance providers from a single platform, at zero cost to you.
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JTVC bursaries
The institute has offered up to 250 achievers bursaries to learners from disadvantaged communities and to students who have excelled in academics, cultural and sports events, through our nationwide “Giving back to our deserved communities” campaign.
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Employer funding
Companies can fund learnerships and bursaries towards the Skills Development element of their B-BBEE scorecard, and take the learner on placement afterwards.
Fees
What it costs
Fees differ by programme, level and study mode. Your invoice sets out the exact amounts before you commit.
Most programmes are invoiced as a registration fee, a deposit that covers study material and assessment fees, and then monthly instalments for the duration of the programme. The exact amounts appear on the invoice sent to you after your application is reviewed.
Payment is required within 48 hours of receiving your invoice in order to secure your enrolment slot. Once payment is processed and your documents are received, your registration is confirmed.
Yes. Employers frequently fund learnerships and bursaries as part of their Skills Development spend. Speak to our Skills Manager at sdf@jiet-edu.co.za and we will invoice the company directly.
The accounts department is at account@jiet-edu.co.za and the finance office at cfo@jiet-edu.co.za.
Apply, then sort the funding.
Applying costs nothing. Once you have a place, we can point you at the right funding route.