CAO HANDBOOK ENTRY 2017
          
        
        
          
            165
          
        
        
          • 
        
        
        
          . HCI's bursary programme provides
        
        
          financial assistance to academically deserving and financially needy
        
        
          students in any field of study, for a first, full-time qualification at a
        
        
          university or university of technology registered with the Department
        
        
          of Education.
        
        
          • 
        
        
        
           Pace Careers' website includes, among
        
        
          other useful information, a list of available bursaries:
        
        
        
          Distance learning or part-time study options can be cheaper and allow
        
        
          you to earn while you learn. Some of these study options are listed in pink
        
        
          in this booklet, but most require you to apply directly to the institution.
        
        
          Contact the relevant tertiary institution (see pages 186 to 199) for
        
        
          approximate costs and then fill in the following ‘study budget calculator'
        
        
          to decide whether you can afford your course of study.
        
        
          
            STUDY BUDGET CALCULATOR
          
        
        
          
            Tuition fees
          
        
        
          (contact institutions for details)
        
        
          R
        
        
          
            Residence
          
        
        
          (if you won’t be able to live at home or with relatives)
        
        
          R
        
        
          
            Food
          
        
        
          (unless you will be living at home)
        
        
          R
        
        
          
            Travel
          
        
        
          (daily travel to campus, travel at the beginning and end of term)
        
        
          R
        
        
          
            Books and equipment
          
        
        
          R
        
        
          
            Personal expenses
          
        
        
          (clothes, toiletries, medical bills, entertainment, etc.)
        
        
          R
        
        
          
            Total cost of one year
          
        
        
          R
        
        
          Multiply the total cost for one year by the number of years that the programme lasts:
        
        
          Total cost (one year) R       x no. of years      = total cost of programme
        
        
          
            R
          
        
        
          
            1. Find Out what You're Good At
          
        
        
          
            continued