Tsitsikamma Wind Farm Trust Bursary
Offered by Tsitsikamma Wind Farm
Closed Usually closes around December
The Tsitsikamma Wind Farm Trust Bursary supports Black residents within 50km of the wind farm, in Kouga, Koukamma and AmaMfengu communities, across agriculture, business, IT, engineering and more. It covers tuition, materials, accommodation and a stipend.
Fields of study
- Agricultural Sciences (Crops & Livestock Farming, Agricultural Economics)
- Business Management and Economics (Accounting, Economics, Auditing, Actuarial Science, and Operations Management)
- Computer & Information Sciences (Computer Science, Data Science and Information Technology)
- Engineering (Electrical, Civil, Power/Renewable Energy and Mechatronics Engineering)
- Environmental Sciences (Environmental Science, Hydrology, Water Resource Management)
- Health & Clinical Sciences (Medicine, Optometry, Audiology, Nursing, Nutrition, Dietetics, Occupational & Speech Therapy, Emergency Medical Care, Medical Lab Science, Pharmacy, Radiography)
- Law (Bachelor of Laws and Company Secretary)
- Social Sciences & Humanities (Social Work, Psychology, Development Studies, Language, Media and Communication, and Education (majors in English, Mathematics & Science, Early Childhood Development))
Who can apply
- Be a South African citizen
- Be Black, as defined by the DTI codes of good practice
- Permanently reside within a 50km radius of the Tsitsikamma Community Wind Farm, within AmaMfengu, Koukamma or Kouga communities, in the Eastern Cape province
- Kouga: Centerton, Jeffrey’s Bay (township), Humansdorp, Noorshoek, Oyster Bay, Pellrus, Rosedale, St Francis Bay (township) and Westerton
- Koukamma: Clarkson, Kagiso Heights, Kareedouw (township), Katank, New Rest, Nompumelelo, Sanddrif, Thornham, Uitkyk and Woodlands
- AmaMfengu: Wittekleibosch, Snyklip, Ekuphumleni, Nuweplaas and Doriskraal
- Be studying or intend on studying towards a qualification within one of the fields of study listed above (preference will be given to Engineering students)
- Be accepted or provisionally accepted to study at a public University or TVET College in South Africa
- Have a total household income must NOT be more than R350 000 per annum
- Have passed at least 75% of your 2025 academic year modules, if a current bursary recipient
What the bursary covers
- Tuition fees
- Prescribed study material
- Accommodation
- A monthly living stipend
- Funding is renewed each year if you meet the academic requirements.
Documents you will need
- ID Document (certified copy)
- Grade 11 final results and Matric latest results, if currently in Matric
- Matric certificate/ statement of results, if completed Matric
- Full tertiary academic record, if currently studying
- Proof of address acceptance/ provisional acceptance from your institution
- Parent or guardians proof of household income (payslips if employed/ affidavit signed by commissioner of oaths if unemployed/ certified SASSA letter if receiving a grant/ death certificate if deceased)
- Parent or guardians 3 months bank statements
- Proof of address (municipal bill, letter from Ward Counsellor or affidavit)
How to apply
- Check the requirements
Make sure you meet every requirement listed above. Applications that miss one are usually rejected automatically.
- Prepare your documents
Scan clear copies of everything the provider asks for, certified where required.
- Apply through the official channelTsitsikamma Wind Farm Trust Bursary Application 2026
Applications must be submitted online at: Tsitsikamma Wind Farm Trust Bursary Application 2026
- Submit before the closing date
Usually closes around December. Late applications are almost never accepted.
Applications for the current cycle have closed. This bursary usually opens again each year, so prepare your documents now and check back.
Genuine bursaries never charge an application fee. How to spot bursary scams
Contact the bursary provider
- Email [email protected]
- Phone 071 991 4993
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About Tsitsikamma Wind Farm
The Tsitsikamma Community Wind Farm Trust shares in the wind farm's profits to fund development in surrounding Eastern Cape communities.
StudentBursaries.co.za is an independent directory and is not affiliated with the bursary provider. Logos and trademarks belong to their owners. Always confirm the details on the official website before you apply. Last checked: October 2026.


