In the Sesotho language, "KOTULO" means to harvest. Before harvest there must be a period of sowing the seeds. Kotulo Foundation has come up with an innovative way of assisting various sectors of society in raising funds for paying for tertiary fees as well as paying their historic debt. This can be done by participating in surveys which need skilled and educated individuals in return to earning money to pay for the university tuition and accommodation. This is especially pertinent for students who are dependent of NSFAS for funding of their university or college tuition and accommodation fees. We invite prospective students to apply here
For parents who want to participate in surveys to help pay fees at private schools they may apply here
One of the other issues that is plaguing societies is food security, to this end, we have opened an initiative whereby beneficiaries can participate in surveys and in return earn grocery packages on a monthly bases from major retailers throughout South Africa. Those who are interested in participating in the initiative may apply here
We have made provision for the unemployed youth to participate in earning by joining the survey completing initiative by applying here
Explore our range of funding options designed to help students overcome financial obstacles.
Receive expert advice on managing your educational debts effectively.
Apply to our various scholarship programs aimed at supporting deserving students.
Participate in workshops that equip students with the knowledge to manage their finances.
Join our community initiatives aimed at providing additional resources for students.
We offer ongoing support for students throughout their educational journey.
Welcome to Kotulo Foundation, an organisation that makes technology work for its people. This is done by beneficiaries participating in surveys based on their needs. We have partnered with various companies around the world that are studying a variety of industries, whether for commercial or academic purposes. The surveys are done via online answers via text and in some cases audio. The surveys are available in all local languages in South Africa.
