Email your completed documents as one file to study@tsiba.ac.za with your name & surname on the subject line.

In South Africa, a parent’s duty to support a child does not cease when the child reaches the age of majority (18 years) but usually ceases when the child becomes self-supporting. A parent’s responsibility and right to apply for maintenance on behalf of a minor child ceases when the child becomes a major, namely 18 years of age. However, this does not mean that a parent’s duty to maintain the major child now ceases. It means that in this instance, the child is deemed to be old enough to bring an application for maintenance in his or her own name. It has also been held that the wording of a court order regarding the responsibility of maintenance is the deciding factor as to when the maintenance obligation will lapse. So where a maintenance order provides for payment of maintenance until a child reaches a certain age (even beyond majority), such an order will not cease to exist when a child becomes self-supporting and will need to be set aside by way of an application by a parent that is able to prove that the setting aside of the maintenance order is warranted.

Write an affidavit stating your situation and a letter from SASSA as proof that your parent(s)/guardian(s) is a pensioner.

TSIBA Business School offers three accredited academic programmes:

• A 10 month full-time Higher Certificate in Business Administration accredited at NQF Level 5, 132 credits (SAQA 84186).
• A 3 year full-time Bachelor of Business Administration in entrepreneurial leadership (BBA) Degree accredited at NQF Level 7, 369 credits (SAQA 61469).
• An 18-month Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration accredited at NQF level 8 | 120 credits (SAQA 90822).

Applications are open.

To apply online follow this link https://www.tsiba.ac.za/apply/

Yes. To be considered for our undergraduate programs you need to have a National Senior Certificate (or be in Grade 12 in the year of application).

TSIBA does not offer distance learning programmes. Part-time learning is available.

Yes, there is an R100.00 non-refundable application

Our campus is non-residential, meaning we do not provide accommodation for students. We do not pay for or provide student accommodation. If a student is from out of province, it is the student’s responsibility to find and arrange their accommodation in Cape Town.

• Textbooks
• Tuition fees
• Assessments

Financing options to support your studies at TSIBA are available through our partners. We have partnered with Capitec, StudentHero and Manati to provide you with options for your tuition fees.

Please follow the links, or ask our Finance Office for more information.

Students can make payments via EFT or SnapScan.

Students can make use of debit order payment arrangements

The Fee Account is payable by Direct Deposit or Electronically (EFT), using the account details given below:

TSIBA Education NPC
Account Number:
62063430278
Branch Code:
250655
Reference:
Student Number or Application Reference Number

Part-time students pay per module. Each semester you will register and pay only for the modules you intend to complete in that semester. You will have to register every semester to advance to your next set of modules.

To see the per-module fees, please refer to our tuition page.