UCT Online High School offering scholarships for 2024
UCT Online High School is launching partial scholarships for grade 8 to 11 students from “economically disadvantaged families”.
In efforts to aid more South Africans to access education, UCT Online High School says it has opened applications for partial scholarships for the 2024 academic year. UCT Online High School, which already offers lower school fees than many in-person institutions, says it has joined forces with “notable corporate and philanthropic partners” in order to make the partial scholarships possible.
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