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AAA School of Advertising offers first year bursaries of R1m
The Johannesburg and Cape Town campuses of the AAA School of Advertising are accepting applications for bursaries from first year students wishing to study a BA in Creative Brand Communication or a Diploma in Copywriting. Applications must be in by 15 February 2017.

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In order to accommodate as many students as possible, bursaries are being offered to first year students with academic potential and financial need - specific criteria do apply. The bursary provides substantial financial assistance towards the first year tuition fees.
The R1m worth of bursaries is seen by the institution as a means of ‘giving back’ to the broader marketing and communications sector and to assist with the transformation process in the industry currently being undertaken by the Association for Communication and Advertising (ACA).
“At the AAA, we look to harness creative talent and deliver to the industry students who are prepared for the world of work, with skills and educational capabilities that are in line with agency’s requirements,” says Krishna Govender, executive dean and head at the AAA.
There are many career options available within the broader advertising profession, and it is not restricted to only those with artistic abilities and talent. While the advertising industry is ideal for artistic individuals to enter a professional career, it also provides for those that have creative flair in terms of writing, strategic thinking, people and management skills and more. This is for the creative thinkers, those that see beyond the norm - often seen as the ‘square peg trying to fit in the round hole’ – and often feel that they have no professional career to aspire to.
“We offer these bursaries in an effort to afford creative youth an opportunity to achieve a qualification and a career in the marketing and communications sector. We want to remind parents and their children that there is a future for those learners for whom maths and science are a daily challenge! The bursaries are also designed to contribute to transformation within the industry through supporting as many first year students as is possible,” concludes Govender.
For Johannesburg enquiries, call Trudie Diffenthal on +27 (0) 11 781 2772 or email az.ca.loohcsaaa@eidurt. For Cape Town enquiries, call Rubeshan Nayager on +27 (0) 21 422.1800 or email az.ca.loohcsaaa@nahsebur. To apply online, go to http://bit.ly/2ffj2hx.
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