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Scholars Entrepreneurship Fund (SEF) Award
The Scholars Entrepreneurship Fund (SEF) provides financial support to Mastercard Foundation Scholars who demonstrate entrepreneurial potential. Recipients can use the award to develop and implement innovative projects that contribute to their personal growth and community impact.
The document's recorded date is 15 April 2021. Confirm on the official source.
Places
City of Cape Town, Western Cape
Reference
https://uct.ac.za/mastercardfdn/articles/2021-04-15-journey-be-proud
Closing Date
15 April 2021
And he was also a 2019 recipient of an award from the Scholars Entrepreneurship Fund (SEF).
Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program
The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program provides financial and academic support to outstanding students from underrepresented backgrounds, enabling them to pursue undergraduate studies at the University of Cape Town. The program offers mentorship, leadership development, community outreach, and career guidance to help scholars succeed academically and personally.
The document's recorded date is 15 April 2021. Confirm on the official source.
Joining the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program and coming to UCT is an academic and culture shock - not just for Tandabantu, but for other students as well. The programme acknowledges this and provides a range of support including workshops, retreats and a listening ear.
Mentorship and Career Development Support
The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program offers structured mentorship and career development services, including access to advisors who provide guidance on academic challenges, career planning, internships, and personal wellbeing.
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For him, it was being able to speak openly about his feeling with the programme’s Careers, Internships and Opportunities Advisor, Jean Alfeld, that made all the difference.
