CETA (Construction Education and Training Authority) – Thapelo Madibeng Bursary Programmes 2020

CETA (Construction Education and Training Authority) Bursary Profile
The Construction Education and Training Authority, or CETA for short, has been pivotal in South Africa’s construction field. CETA offers the chance for individuals to acquire job knowledge as well as working skills, as accordingly to the National Skills Development Strategy (NSDS III), that will allow them to develop the country’s construction field. With the rising times of competition both in the country and worldwide, as well as the need for more environmentally friendly solutions, CETA take the demands of current construction sectors and does all the research.

Based on their findings, CETA has realized that there is indeed a gap between future employees and the knowledge that they need in order to keep up with the line of construction work. Because of this, CETA sets up several educational programmes and training sessions to fill the empty bridge. On top of that, CETA provides funding for multiple kinds of programmes that promote the construction field, including learnerships, internships, apprenticeships, and of course, bursaries. All of this is then distributed to all kind of institutions, ranging from TVET Colleges, to even South African Universities.

About CETA (Construction Education and Training Authority) – Thapelo Madibeng Bursaries 2020
The Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA) is currently providing the Thapelo Madibeng Bursaries for all students interested in the field of Construction. The bursary scheme, intended for students who are pursuing any Construction-related courses, will allow them to continue their studies efficiently with the help of financial funding. The bursary scheme amounts up to a total of ZAR 80 000, which is awarded on a yearly basis. This financial funding can then be used to cover several student-related expenses, typically revolving around tuition fees, expenses for study materials, on-campus accommodation, and meals.

The CETA Thapelo Madibeng Bursaries are provided to students who are pursuing their education in any of these courses below, which includes:

Universities Degree Qualification

  • BSc Civil Engineering
  • B degree in Geomatics
  • BSc Property Development
  • BSc Architecture
  • BSc Construction Management
  • BSc in Real Estate
  • BSc Land Surveying
  • BSc Quantity Surveying
  • BSc Urban and Regional Planning
  • Advanced Diploma in Civil Engineering.

Universities of Technologies

  • National Diploma: Quantity Surveying
  • National Diploma: Land and Property Development
  • National Diploma: Building
  • National Diploma: Geomatics
  • National Diploma: Electrical Engineering
  • National Diploma: Civil Engineering
  • National Diploma: Architecture
  • National Diploma: Construction
  • National Diploma: Town and Regional Planning

TVET Colleges

  • NCV: Electrical Infrastructure Construction (Level 2-4)
  • NATED: Civil Engineering (N1-N6)
  • NCV: Civil Engineering and Building (Level 2-4)
  • NATED: Electrical Engineering (N1-N6)

Find out more information at the Official CETA Website.

CETA (Construction Education and Training Authority) – Thapelo Madibeng Bursary Requirements
The CETA Thapelo Madibeng Bursary is open to anyone who is willing to pursue their studies within the Construction field. However, there are several other items that will be put into consideration as well. Considering the overwhelming popularity that comes with this bursary scheme, all incoming candidates will be filtered by their qualifications and potential. Which is why the bursary programme comes with its own list of requirements. To do your own research on the establishment, you are free to do so. All you have to do is access the Official CETA Website.

The CETA Thapelo Madibeng Bursary Requirements are as follows:
Eligibility Qualifications

  • Must not have any family members partaking in the CETA Bursaries
  • Must be a citizen of South Africa who is studying in any one of the local public institutions or universities
  • May either be a undergraduate or post-graduate student (only allowable for up to Honor’s)
  • Existing recipients of CETA may not be allowed to apply.

Selection Criteria

  • Bursaries will not be provided for students who are not promoted to the following year of their courses
  • The bursary schemes can be renewed on a yearly basis provided they are able to maintain their academic track record
  • Bursary schemes will be awarded on the basis of their academic track records, especially with the key subjects of pure Mathematics and Physical Science
  • Priority will be offered to students who are within these certain groups:
    • PIDs (Previously Disadvantaged Individuals)
    • Students undergoing through disabilities
    • Beneficiaries of Military Veterans
    • Students originating from Rural Areas

How to Apply CETA (Construction Education and Training Authority) – Thapelo Madibeng Bursary 2020
If you have all of the eligibility criteria down, it’s high time you start on your applications! To start off, candidates must first download the Official CETA Thapelo Madibeng Bursary Application Form. After you have your form downloaded, make sure to complete everything that is asked for. Additionally, you must only provide information that is both correct and accurate. Anyone found to be falsifying their applications will be disqualified from the application procedure. Once you have that part done, be sure to have your application form attached with all of the necessary documents, as per listed below:

  • Valid copy of your Identity Document or Birth Certificate
  • Valid proof of your parents’/guardians’ household income/pension/social grant
  • Valid proof of household income (not more than ZAR 350 000/year)
  • Proof of admission (letter of acceptance) into an accredited University/University of Technology/TVET College
  • Valid academic result slips if you are a current university student
  • Valid copy of your Grade 12 academic result slip
  • If you are a Matriculant (not above 35 years old), you can attached your Matric Ceritificate instead
  • If your parents have passed on: a valid death certificate
  • If your parents/guardian are disabled: a valid doctor’s certificate

Once you have your application dossier completed and all filled up with the necessary documents, you can send them in to the Graduate Development and Support Department through any either of these submission methods:

  • Postal Carriage: P.O. Box 1955, Halfway House, Midrand, 1685
  • Hand Delivery: 183 Kerk Street, Halfway House, Midrand, 1685.

Selected applicants of the bursary scheme will only be notified. If you have not been given any announcements from the committee, we regret to inform you that your application has not been successful. Should you come across any troubles with your applications, don’t hesitate to ask questions. You can always refer to Rose Skosana ([email protected]) at any of these available hotlines: +27 11 265 5934 / +27 71 371 6528.

CETA Contact Address
Office Address:
Midrand Builders Centre
183 Kerk Street (cnr Old Pretoria Main Road)
Halfway House Midrand
1685

Mail Address:
P.O. Box 1955
Halfway House
Midrand
1685.

Tel: +27 71 371 7919
Fax:
Email: [email protected]
Site: https://www.ceta.org.za/

Source: CETA; Author: Larxsati; Editor: Melisa; Picture: ceta.org.za.

Related: CETA Learnership | CETA Internship | CETA Job Vacancy.

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