THE BURSARY Sample Clauses

THE BURSARY. 4.1 The Services SETA hereby, subject to the terms and conditions of this agreement, hereby provides a Bursary to the Bursar for one Academic Year, which Bursary the Bursar acknowledges is in respect of study costs as set out under clause 4.4. 4.2 The Bursar hereby accepts such aforesaid Bursary, subject to the terms and conditions of this agreement. 4.3 The Services SETA shall pay the actual amount owed by the Bursar and invoiced by an Institution. For avoidance of doubt, the actual amount owed is the outstanding amount in the Bursars account at the time that the Institution invoices the Services SETA. 4.4 The Bursary should be allocated in the following order: 4.4.1 Tuition and fees; and 4.4.2 Prescribed academic books. 4.5 A Bursar who is pursuing a qualification of Masters or PHD may, subject to the Services SETA’s approval, be granted fixed research allowance and/ or travel allowance in order to attend compulsory conferences and the like. 4.6 Institutions shall facilitate the signing of the Services SETA Learner Bursary Agreement by the Bursar, therefore a Bursar must, when notified by the Institution to do so, avail himself / herself for such signature. 4.7 No claim shall be paid where this agreement has not been signed by the Parties. 4.8 Services SETA shall through the Institution organise an induction wherein it shall communicate the terms and conditions of the Bursary to the Bursars. 4.9 If the Institution does not permit the Bursar to register for any qualifying course or courses of study prescribed for the year/semester/trimester immediately succeeding the year for which the Bursary was awarded or renewed, as the case may be: 4.9.1 the Bursary shall be suspended and the Bursary shall not be renewed for such succeeding year/semester/trimester; 4.9.2 the Bursar shall at his/her own expense repeat whatever course of study he/ she is required by the Institution to repeat before it will permit him/her to register for all the necessary qualifying courses prescribed for the succeeding Academic Year/ semester/trimesterof study. 4.9.3 if the Bursar repeats and successfully completes the courses of the study referred to in clause 4.9.2 and the Institution permits him/her to register for all the qualifying courses required to be completed forthe succeeding year/semester/trimester of study, he/she shall be entitled to apply to the Services SETA for the renewal of the Bursary for that Academic Year on such terms and conditions asthe Services XXXX xxxxx fit.
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THE BURSARY. 2.1 The amount of the Bursary is £2000 (two thousand pounds sterling). If we agree to pay the Bursary to you in a currency other than sterling, we will apply the prevailing exchange rate on the date of payment. 2.2 We will pay the Bursary to you following the submission by you of your CEIP, provided that, in our reasonable opinion, the CEIP is in accordance with clause 1.1.5, and is satisfactory in terms of content, quality and scope. 2.3 The Bursary will not be paid if we are not satisfied with your CEIP or if you are (or have been) in breach of any of the terms of this agreement. 2.4 You will promptly repay to us any money sent to you in error. This includes (without limitation) situations where either an incorrect sum of money has been paid or where monies have been paid in error before all conditions attaching to the Bursary have been complied with by you.
THE BURSARY. 2.1. The Citrus Academy hereby, subject to the terms and conditions of this agreement, agrees to provide a Bursary to the Learner for one Academic Year, which Bursary the Learner acknowledges is in respect of Study Costs. 2.2. The Learner hereby accepts such aforesaid Bursary, subject to the terms and conditions of this agreement. 2.3. The amount of the Bursary is R ( ). 2.4. The amount of the bursary will be disbursed by the Citrus Academy in no less than 2 (two) payments in accordance with the requirements of the Learning Institution and / or other requirements approved by the Citrus Academy. 2.5. If the Learner applies in the prescribed manner for a further bursary after the year for which the bursary was provided to the Learner in terms of 2.2 and 2.3 above, the Citrus Academy may allocate, in its sole and absolute discretion, a further Bursary to the Learner, subject to such further conditions or amendments, if any, as the Citrus Academy may unilaterally in its sole discretion deem necessary, including but not limited to the amount of the Bursary, Course or qualification changes, or change of Academic Institution. 2.6. If a further Bursary is allocated to the Learner in terms of 2.5 above, the terms and conditions of this Agreement together with such further conditions or amendments (if any) as the Citrus Academy may in writing advise the Learner of, will be applicable to the Academic Year for which the further Bursary was allocated. 2.7. Clause 2.6 above is subject to the provisions of clause 4.1.2 below and is subject thereto that if any other conditions or applicable amendments are stipulated in terms of clause 2.5 above by the Citrus Academy in case of a further Bursary, the Learner must accept such further conditions or amendments in writing.

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