How to Download TESAS List Continuing Students (And Check Your HECAS Status)

The Tertiary Education Study Assistance Scheme (TESAS) and the Higher Education Contribution Assistance Scheme (HECAS) are essential financial aid programs aimed at supporting higher education students in Papua New Guinea. For continuing students, it is crucial to understand the procedures for downloading the TESAS list and checking their HECAS status to ensure they remain eligible and receive the necessary support.

If you are a continuing student wanting to find out about the TESAS List for 2025, you've come to the right place. In this article, you'll get the latest updates and know what to expect - also check out the relevant article in the reference section to know more about the DHERST lists, launching and publication dates, and relevant information relating to you as a continuing student for 2025.

How to Download TESAS List Continuing Students

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Steps to Download TESAS List for Continuing Students

1. Access the Official DHERST Website:

Visit the official Department of Higher Education, Research, Science, and Technology (DHERST) website. The official website URL is typically provided in official communications or can be found through a simple web search for DHERST.

2. Navigate to the TESAS List Section:

On the DHERST website, look for a section or a link specifically labelled for the TESAS list. This section is often found under the announcements or scholarships tab.

3. Download the TESAS List in PDF Format:

Once you find the TESAS list section, there should be an option to download the list in PDF format. Click the download link and the file will be saved to your device.

Ensure you have a PDF reader installed on your device to view the document.

Check this page to download the DHERST TESAS Award list for New Intakes (SL & NSL) and Continuing students - download the PDFs here 

Important Reminders:

  • Double-check that you are downloading the correct year's TESAS list (e.g., 2025).
  • Save the downloaded file in a secure and easily accessible location.

How to Check Your TESAS Status?

After downloading the TESAS Award PDF, follow these five simple steps:

  • Open the Continuing Students TESAS Awards List saved PDF on your device.
  • Use the 'Search' Icon: Utilize the search function within the PDF viewer.
  • Type in Your SLF Number, Name or Institution ID Number: Ensure you enter your full name (surname and given name) for accurate results.
Once you find your name, verify other important details like the institution, program, year, and award. This ensures all your information is correct and up-to-date.

How to chech pdf tesas list for continuing students 2025


Downloading TESAS List Issues

If you encounter difficulties finding or downloading the TESAS list, ensure you are on the official DHERST website. Look for any updates or notices that may indicate a delay or technical issue.

If your status is approved, ensure all necessary steps are followed to receive your assistance.

If additional information is required, promptly provide the necessary documents to avoid delays.

For any issues or discrepancies, contact DHERST or your institution for clarification and support.

Advisory Notice for Continuing Students - 2025

If you are a continuing student and your name does not appear on the TESAS-approved list, your name may likely be included in the Supplementary List, which is expected to be published soon.

While DHERST has not specified an exact publication date for the supplementary list, it would be advisable to check the department's website regularly for updates.

Additionally, institutions that have not yet submitted the list of continuing students are strongly encouraged to do so before the end of January 2025.

Additional Resources and Contact Information

For further information and updates, regularly visit the official DHERST website and NOAS portal. If you have any questions or need assistance, contact DHERST through the following:

Telephone Numbers: 3012076 or 3012058/3012048/3012070

Email: info@dherst.gov.pg

Reference articles for further reading:

  • TESAS stands for Tertiary Education Students Assistance Scheme. There are two categories of TESAS. See this post for more info on TESAS
  • Higher Education Help Program News Article - READ MORE.
  • Check this page to download the DHERST TESAS Award list for New Intakes (SL & NSL) and Continuing students - download the PDFs here 


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