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
Almost two years on from the initial out break of Covid 19 in South Africa, the impact on REAP continues to be felt in a number of ways....READ MORE