Richfield Graduate Institute of Technology commenced operations in 1990 in Tongaat as a Computer Training Centre. It established branches in various provinces and today has a national footprint.
Approximately 47% of the South African population cannot afford tertiary education fees. Considering that the institution is a Private Higher Education Institution and receives no government funding or sponsorships, there is never enough funding available for all applicants. All applicants undergo financial screening and are ranked based on their academic priority. For this reason, policies and procedures have been developed for the awarding of bursaries to ensure that the Richfield Graduate Bursary Scheme enables the Institution to play a role in increasing the availability of appropriately qualified graduates to the respective industries and that this process is managed equitably.
Completed Enrolment Form and completed Bursary Application Form
Submit a one-page motivational letter stating your reason to request for a Richfield Graduate Institute Bursary
Your application will not be considered if you do not furnish proof of the following documents:
Certified copy of valid NSC Certificate (if you have completed Grade 12)
Certified copy of valid and latest results on Official School letterhead (if currently in Grade 12)
Certified copy of the latest academic results and full details of academic record. Results for the academic year should accompany this application and must not be submitted separately (if registered at University or College)
Certified copy of valid South African Identity Document
Proof of income (3 months’ payslip) of Learner/Parent/Guardian or an affidavit if Parent/Guardian is unemployed
Three months’ bank statement of Learner/Parent/Guardian
