Bursary-funded tutoring

Use your bursary for tutoring.

Explore eight programme guides. Confirm your specific programme or award conditions and tutoring approval before booking.

Check your payment route

Registered vendor at

  • University of Cape Town
  • University of Pretoria
  • Stellenbosch University
  • University of the Witwatersrand
  • Varsity College

How your funder pays

Find the route your programme uses.

Route 01

Pay with your Intellimali card

Confirm tutoring approval and available funds first. An Intellimali payment comes from your allowance; lessons depend on payment confirmation and agreed arrangements.

Dell Young Leaders payment guide
Route 02

Confirm card, EFT or programme payment

Ask your programme whether it pays providers directly or approves reimbursement. SmartPrep accepts card or EFT and can provide a quote or invoice. Confirm approval before paying; reimbursement is not guaranteed.

View tutoring prices

Not listed?

Ask your bursary to approve tutoring.

Ask your bursary manager or academic support team whether your funding covers tutoring. SmartPrep can provide a quotation, invoice and supporting company information for their review.

Funding depends on your bursary's approval.

Recorded courses

Your programme may cover recorded study too.

Supported bursaries may pay for recorded marketplace courses as well as live tutoring. Tell us which programme funds you so we can confirm the payment route.

Browse recorded courses

How to start

From tutor request to payment.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you need

    Share the subject or module, level and programme that funds you.

  2. 02

    We match your tutor

    We check the subject, level and availability before sending your options.

  3. 03

    Confirm approval and payment

    Agree your lesson hours and confirm the approved payment arrangements before booking.

Questions

Before you use your funding

Ready to start?

Request bursary-funded tutoring.

Tell us the subject/module. Every SmartPrep tutor has achieved at least 75% in the subject they teach or holds an honours degree in that field.