Apply for a bursary to study with Academy of York
We are fanatical about supporting you to achieve your goals. One way that we can do that is through our bursary program, which covers up to 40% of your overall course fees.
Apply for a bursary to study with Academy of York
We are fanatical about supporting you to achieve your goals. One way that we can do that is through our program, which covers up to 40% of your overall course fees.
Apply for a bursary
What does the bursary cover?
Our bursary covers up to 40% of your overall course fee.
All our Academy of York students can apply for an Academy of York Bursary of up to 40% off the price of an Academy of York course, whether it is an online course or a distance course.
How do I know if I’m eligible?
The bursary program is eligible to everyone.
If you qualify for one of our bursaries, the balance of your student fees can be paid in easy-to-afford monthly instalments from as little as R450 per month.
What is the qualifying criteria?
Bursaries are offered to all students who want to study with Academy of York, depending on the course you select.
What are the bursary Terms and Conditions?
If a student does not fulfil his/her obligations in terms of his/her study fees, then the student becomes liable for the full cost of the course.
How do I apply for a bursary?
We know that applying for a bursary can feel overwhelming, so we want to make the process as easy and stress-free as possible.
Here’s a step-by-step guide
to help you through the application process:
Step 1: Fill out the enquiry form
Complete the online enquiry form below, or contact your student advisor.
Step 2: Submit your application
Once we have received your enquiry and application form, we will review your application and send you feedback.
Step 3: Find out what bursary you qualify for
One of our friendly student advisors will contact you to let you know what bursary you qualify for.
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Apply for a Bursary to study at Academy of York
Complete the enquiry form here, or contact your student advisor.