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Providing Access Through Quality 5 Year High School Scholarships

SPONSORED; High potential, excellent Grade 6 scholars are rewarded with a prestigious education opportunity from the Student Sponsorship Programme (SSP).

Applications for the sought after Student Sponsorship Programme (SSP) for high school scholarships are open until 31 August 2016. SSP recruits high potential and excellent Grade 6 scholars and enables them to attend top schools in the Gauteng, Eastern Cape, KwaZulu Natal and Western Cape areas. The scholars are mainly recruited from township school areas often with involvement from community-based centres and local libraries.

A potential SSP candidate scholar is academically excellent and one who demonstrates an ability to lead, is a highly motivated individual, driven to succeed and committed to impacting their communities positively. SSP’s vision is to develop these leaders who are committed to creating a society required by the South African Constitution: a non-racist, non-sexist, democratic and prosperous South Africa. Potential candidate scholars are required to demonstrate integrity, excellence, leadership and professionalism.

Lesego Sithole
Busisiwe Sibeko.
Busisiwe Sibeko Graduating at Duke University
Busisiwe Sibeko.

Our scholars and alumni continue to live the SSP values. A good example is Lesego Sithole, a SSP scholar at St. Stithians Boys’ College, who is a top achiever in Grade 8 for the first academic term and Busisiwe Sibeko who recently graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from Duke University in the U.S.A.

Scholars who meet the following criteria are invited to apply for the SSP Opportunity:

  • Be in Grade 6 to apply and not be older than 12 years:
  • Achieve an average of 70% or more in Maths and English
  • Have leadership potential
  • Must participate in extramural activities
  • Be community service orientated
  • Demonstrate a financial need

Application forms are available on the SSP’s website at www.ssp.org.za.  Forms will also be placed at libraries and schools around Gauteng. Enquiries can be directed to contact@ssp.org.za or scholarship@ssp.org.za

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