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Victor Thebe Sifora Provincial Bursary 2026 – Closing Date: 20 November 2025, Apply Now!

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Hey future changemakers of the North West! 🎉 Ready to kickstart your career and make a real difference in your community? Well, you’re in luck! The North West Provincial Government is bringing back their incredible Victor Thebe Sifora Provincial Bursary Scheme for the 2026 academic year, and it’s your golden ticket to getting your studies funded!

This bursary isn’t just about covering your fees; it’s about investing in the bright minds of the North West Province. The NWPG wants to empower talented students like you to pursue critical fields that will help grow the province, improve public services, and strengthen governance. Basically, they’re looking for future leaders to join their team after you graduate – how cool is that? This amazing opportunity is specifically for students living permanently in the North West Province who want to pursue an undergraduate qualification in high-demand fields.

Who Can Apply?

Think this sounds like you? Here’s the lowdown on who qualifies for the Victor Thebe Sifora Bursary:

What Does It Cover?

This bursary is super comprehensive, covering a wide array of fields that are critical for the North West Province’s development. If your dream career is in one of these areas, you could be funded:

Department of Public Works & Roads

Department of Agriculture & Rural Development

Department of Arts, Culture, Sports & Recreation

Department of Health

Department of Education

Department of Social Development

Office of the Premier

Department of Economic Development, Environment, Conservation & Tourism

Department of Human Settlements

Department of Cooperative Governance & Traditional Affairs

Department of Community Safety & Transport Management

Provincial Treasury

How to Apply?

Alright, you’re convinced this is for you! Now, let’s get you applying. It’s an easy online process:

Mark your calendars! The absolute final day to submit your application is 20 November 2025. Any applications after this date won’t be accepted.

If you’re one of the lucky shortlisted candidates, the NWPG will be in touch by March 2026. If you don’t hear back by then, please know that your application was unfortunately unsuccessful this time around.

If this sounds like the right bursary for you, don’t wait — apply now and explore more bursaries on Bursaries Room! Your future starts here!

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