Key Facts
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Eligibility Requirements
- Must be a Black female South African student
- Must be pursuing, or intending to pursue, an undergraduate STEM qualification
- Priority appears to be given to Coding, Robotics, ICT, Mathematics, and Science, in line with the trust's basic-education focus
About Stet Bursary
The STET Bursary is offered by the Support Teacher Empowerment Trust (STET), a South African trust established in 2017 with a focus on developing future educators, particularly in under-resourced schools that lack access to qualified teachers and modern teaching tools. The trust funds undergraduate STEM studies with the aim of growing a pipeline of future teachers in subjects such as Coding, Robotics, Information and Communication Technology, Mathematics, and Science.
Note: "STET" is a less widely documented organisation than most other providers on this site; the details below reflect what could be verified from the trust's own site and independent bursary listings at the time of writing, and applicants should confirm current details directly with STET before applying.
Funding Details
Full benefit details were not clearly published in verifiable sources at the time of writing. Applicants should confirm the specific funding covered (e.g. tuition, materials) directly with STET before applying.
Where You Can Study
Published information associates this bursary with undergraduate STEM study at the University of South Africa (UNISA); applicants should confirm with STET whether other institutions are considered.
About Support Teacher Empowerment Trust (STET)
Support Teacher Empowerment Trust (STET) is a South African non-profit trust focused on empowering Black South African women through education, technology and mentorship, with a particular emphasis on training future tea…
View full provider profile →Fields of Study & Who Can Apply
The programme is specifically aimed at Black female South African students pursuing undergraduate studies in STEM fields, with a view toward eventually teaching in South African basic education.
Application Procedure
Apply directly with the provider using the official application link below, before the closing date.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does "STET" stand for?
Support Teacher Empowerment Trust — a South African trust established in 2017 focused on developing future teachers, especially in STEM subjects for under-resourced schools.
Is this bursary open to all students?
No — published sources describe it as specifically for Black female South African students studying STEM subjects at undergraduate level.
When does the current round close?
A 5 January closing date was reported for the 2026 intake, which has already lapsed relative to today (28 August 2026). Confirm the next cycle's dates directly with STET via its official website.
Why is this listing shorter than others?
STET is a smaller, less extensively documented trust than most other providers on this site. Rather than guess at unverified details (such as exact benefits or required documents), this listing has been kept conservative and applicants are encouraged to confirm specifics directly with the trust.
