Lentswe, Klerksdorp - Reigning Miss South Africa Natasha Joubert has launched the first phase of her advocacy campaign which includes more than R1.5 million in bursaries being made available for 27 recipients. This week, she announced a partnership with Boston City Campus, which will see the awarding of 12 scholarships, as part of her Natasha Joubert Collective.
The Study Buddy Fund has al-so partnered with the Miss South Africa Organisation to grant others, who deserve a second chance in life, an opportunity to access higher education. In line with its focus on education, the Study Buddy Fund has allocated R500 000 to fund another approximately 15 students at Boston City Campus.
Her affiliation with her alma mater, Boston City Campus, means that 12 South African learners, aged 18-years or older, stand to receive full, one-year academic scholarships to study at Boston City Campus. The scholarship is for distance e-learning studies towards a full-time undergraduate qualification starting in 2024.
“I want it to be inclusive and not only available to the top achievers. I also wanted scholarships for less traditional studies, so this batch of scholarships will include Content Creation, Television Production, Higher Certificates in Financial Planning, Business Management, Marketing Practices and Paralegal Practices.”
Applicants should apply online at www.boston.ac.za for one of the listed qualifications. The City Campus acceptance letter or provisional acceptance letter should be sent, with a one page motivational letter, to
