Khobab Wind Farm—located near Loeriesfontein in the Northern Cape—invites resident students to apply for its 2026 bursary programme. This award offers full-time study funding at SA universities or TVETs, supporting local youth in any field of their choosing.

About the Bursary Provider

Khobab Wind Farm is a 140 MW renewable energy project commissioned in December 2017 under REIPPPP. Owned and operated by Lekela/ Mainstream, it powers approximately 170 000 homes and commits to community upliftment through education, health, and infrastructure support.

Fields Covered

The bursary supports any field of study, from certificates through to postgraduate degrees, at accredited universities, universities of technology or public TVET colleges.

Expenses Covered

Depending on individual need, the bursary may cover:

  • Tuition, registration and exam fees
  • Learning materials (textbooks, stationery)
  • Accommodation and meals
  • Travel and other study-related costs

The awarded amount is based on budget availability and applicant need.

Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must meet all of the following:

  • Be a South African citizen
  • Reside in Loeriesfontein (proof required)
  • Be in Matric or already studying at a recognised SA tertiary institution
  • Study full-time in any accredited programme in 2026
  • Show academic merit and financial need

How to Apply

Applications open on StudyTrust’s online portal. Applicants will be asked how they heard about the bursary—indicate “www.bursaryforms.co.za” when prompted. Required supporting documents include:

  • Certified ID copy
  • Matric mid-year results or certificate, latest academic transcript
  • Proof of acceptance or enrollment
  • Proof of residence and household income

Visit the StudyTrust portal to apply during the application window.

Closing Date

31 October 2025. Applications must be submitted before this date; late or incomplete applications will not be considered.

Contact the Bursary Provider

StudyTrust (administrator)
Tel: 011 403 1632
Email: apply@studytrust.org.za
Website: studytrust.org.za

1. Who is eligible?
South African citizens residing in Loeriesfontein, currently in Matric or studying at a recognised institution, planning to study full-time in 2026.
2. Which fields are covered?
Any field—certificate, diploma, degree, or postgraduate—at accredited SA universities, universities of technology, or TVET colleges.
3. What costs does the bursary cover?
Tuition, fees, learning materials, accommodation, meals, travel, and related expenses, depending on individual funding needs.
4. Can TVET or FET learners apply?
Yes—applicants across TVET colleges, universities of technology, universities, or FET institutions are eligible, in any accredited programme.
5. What proof do I need to show residence?
A certified utility bill or affidavit confirming residence in Loeriesfontein is required with your application.
6. How do I apply?
Apply online via StudyTrust’s portal. When asked where you heard about it, indicate “www.bursaryforms.co.za”, and upload certified supporting documents.
7. When is the closing date?
31 October 2025. Late or incomplete applications won’t be accepted.
8. How is merit assessed?
Selection is based on academic performance (Matric/interim transcript) and demonstrated financial need, subject to budget.
9. Is it renewable?
Yes—as long as you pass all your courses each year and continue meeting eligibility criteria, funding may be renewed annually.
10. Who can I contact for assistance?
Contact StudyTrust at 011 403 1632 or apply@studytrust.org.za for any queries.