The South African Council for English Education (SACEE) is a non-profit organization that aims to promote the use and development of the English language in South Africa. Established in 1957, SACEE provides a platform for individuals and institutions involved in the teaching and learning of English to exchange ideas and collaborate on various projects. The organization also offers various programs and initiatives to support English education, including teacher training, competitions, and bursaries. SACEE is governed by an elected executive committee and has branches throughout the country, with members that include teachers, academics, students, and other individuals interested in English education.
Bursary description
The Norah Taylor Bursary is a financial assistance program offered by the South African Council for English Education (SACEE) to support the education of deserving students who wish to pursue English studies at a tertiary level. The bursary is available to students who are South African citizens or permanent residents and are currently studying towards a degree, diploma or certificate in English at a recognized tertiary institution in South Africa.
Requirements and eligibility
Applicants must satisfy the following minimum entry criteria before applying:
South African citizen
Completed Matric/ Grade 12 year
Intend on studying within one of the aforementioned fields of study (correspondence/ part-time/ full-time) (see ‘about’ above)
Intend on studying at an educational institution within South Africa
Are a qualified teacher with a minimum M+3 AND Have a minimum of 4 years teaching experience
How to apply
Application forms (click here for the FORM) must be completed and sent with supporting documents (see below) to one of the following:
posted to Director of Bursaries, SACEE, P O Box 12971, Queenswood, 0121, Pretoria
