REAP has learned from experience that some of the key barriers to academically capable and eligible learners in rural schools progressing into post school education & training (PSET) opportunities are...
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The Rural Education Access Programme was formed in 2001 as an associate body of the Southern Africa Catholic Bishops Conference with a desire to reduce rural poverty by facilitating access into higher education for learners from financially disadvantaged households. REAP has always supplemented state funding (NSFAS/NSF loans and bursaries) with top up grants and holistic... READ MORE
This set of reports and sub-reports was produced during a two-year research project which set out to discover what difference bursary support providers may make to student success at universities – and what their (unique) contributions to this might be.
They particularly look at measuring academic and psycho-social outcomes – as well as those related to graduate employment.
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