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What are the definitions for the following terms: Bachelor's Degree, Learnership/Internship, NSFAS, Admission Points Score (APS), Bursary?
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1.2.1 The qualification that provides you with theory and research and is the minimum requirement for honours postgraduate study is a Bachelor's Degree.
- Bachelor's Degree
1.2.2 A job that is directly linked to your field of study and that pays while you are studying is a Learnership or Internship.
- Learnership (or Internship)
1.2.3 The government scheme that gives loans to financially needy learners who want to study after school is NSFAS.
- NSFAS
1.2.4 The points system used by universities to calculate if your matric results meet a specific course's entry requirements is the Admission Points Score (APS).
- Admission Points Score (APS)
1.2.5 A financial grant awarded to someone to enable them to study at university or college, usually based on financial neediness, is a Bursary.
- Bursary
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