The Department of Cooperative Governance (DCoG); through the National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC) hereby invites applications from suitably qualified person’s to apply for the National Disaster Management Centre’s Bursary Programme for the 2020 academic year.
Bursary Application deadline is 31 January 2020
Bursary Provider: Department of Cooperative Governance
The NDMC bursary seeks to fund selected students enrolled for qualifications in disaster risk Science and Management.
Conditions of eligibility:
- Applicant must have been admitted / accepted at a South African Public Institution of Higher Learning of their choice by the time the bursary is advertised; and
- Students who financially needy and are South African citizens.
Requirements:
Applicants should submit the following documents with the application forms:
- Brief Curriculum Vitae
- Motivation letter
- National Senior Certificate
- Proof of admission or acceptance for the public tertiary institution
- Certified copy of a valid South African Identity document
- Proof of residence
- Proof of income for the employed applicants
- Proof of income of parents / guardians in the case of dependents or an affidavit with supporting documents in the case where the student does not have parents
- Disclosure of other source of financial support
- Applicants will be required to enter into a contract with DCOG throught the NMDC
Allowances: The Bursary Programme will cover the following:
- Tuition fees including registration fee; Book allowance (where applicable); & or research allowance (where applicable).
How to Apply
Application forms are available from the NDMC website: www.ndmc.gov.za.
Successful students are expected to enter in to a contractual agreement with the DCOG – NDMC. The agreement contains all general provisions related to the Bursary Programme.
Applications must be Submitted to
The Director: Disaster Risk Management, Education, Training Awareness and Research
Private Bag X 804
Pretoria
0001.
All queries should be directed to :
Mr M.H Kgwetiane, on (012) 848 4615 ; mobile phone: 060 983 6914 or by Email at mokhurumelok@ndmc.gov.za
Applications submitted by email will NOT considered and late applications will not be accepted.
