Asides

Closing Date: 31 July 2015

The aim of Mintek’s Undergraduate Bursary Programme is primarily to ensure a steady supply of trained and highly skilled technical people to meet a major portion of Mintek’s operational, research, and development manpower intake needs, and also to provide appropriately-skilled graduates to the broader South African minerals and metallurgy sector, as per Mintek’s Mission Statement.

Qualifications For Bursary

Mintek has a strong interest in students who intend to pursue / are currently pursuing undergraduate degrees, honors degrees or B.Tech diplomas in the following fields:

Chemistry (Analytical or Geochemistry)

Chemical Engineering (Minerals Processing option)

Electrical Engineering (Process Control Systems or Electronics)

Geology (majoring in Mineralogy, Petrology, Applied Geology or Economic Geology)

Mathematics

Mechanical Engineering

Mining Engineering

Physical Metallurgy / Materials Science

Physics

Unfortunately Mintek does not provide bursaries to students studying towards their National Diplomas or students at year one (first year) of their study programme.

Requirements For Bursary

At University currently: Studying towards any of the above-mentioned degrees with an overall average of 60% and no failed courses or subjects.

Must be a South African citizen.

Must meet the university entry requirements and be accepted at a recognized South African university for full-time studies.

Postgraduate Bursary Programme

Mintek’s Postgraduate Bursary Programme further equips undergraduates through the development of research methodology skills at the Masters level, followed by the generation of original research that contributes new knowledge to a field at the Doctoral level.

Qualifications For Bursary

Mintek has a strong interest in students who intend to pursue / are currently pursuing postgraduate degrees or diplomas in the following fields:

Catalysis

Chemistry (Analytical or Geochemistry)

Extractive Metallurgy (Pyrometallurgy or Hydrometallurgy, including Bio- hydrometallurgy)

Fuel Cells

Geology (Mineralogy, Petrology, Applied Geology or Economic Geology)

Mechanical Engineering

Minerals Processing

Mining Engineering

Mining-Focused Environmental Compliance

Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

Physical Metallurgy

Physics

Precious Metal-Based drug Discovery

Process Control Systems or Electronics (Electrical Engineering or Chemical Engineering)

Requirements For Bursary

Studying towards any of the fields above with an overall average of 60% and no failed courses or subjects.

Must be a South African citizen.

Must meet the university entry requirements and be accepted at a recognised South African university as a full-time student.

A detailed outline (approx. 500 words) of your proposed research project. If you have not decided on a specific research project, give a general outline of you intended field of study.

A recommendation (approx. 500 words) from your university supervisor, including his / her assessment of your academic achievements, your capabilities as a researcher and your proposed research project.

Requirements

Curriculum vitae.

Certified copy of proof of identity (ID or passport).

Certified copies of Matric certificate and official university transcript / certificates / registration

Closing Date: 31 July 2014

Location: Johannesburg

Content

We look for individuals who are achievement driven, passionate and distinctive by thinking and ready to accept new and greater challenges including working away from home and on site conditions. Our bursary programme offers financial aid for students as well as experiential learning on sites all over the country and possibly in Africa.

Field Of Study

B.Sc or B.Tech in:

Mechanical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Construction Management

Quantity Surveying

Business Science

Requirements

South African citizens studying Full Time at a South African university Grade 12 results with a minimum of 70% average in HG English, Core Mathematics / HG Physical Science.

Maintenance of 65% minimum average in each academic year completed at tertiary level. (Academic results to accompany all applications).

CV as an attachment.

Certified copy of your Grade 12 results, and Full tertiary academic record

Certified copy of your ID

Letter of motivation

Letter of good standing from the university

Closing Date: 31 August 2014

Content

Bursaries are granted for full-time study of Actuarial Science at various tertiary institutions. Applicants must show the ability to innovate and share our passion for people; thus maintaining our competitive advantage. Successful applicants are expected to do a minimum amount of vacation work during the June and December holidays at Liberty Life’s Head Office in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. Bursaries are reviewed after each examination based on the student’s academic performance and are renewed annually. All bursaries are granted on merit, but preference is given to black (African, Coloured and Indian) applicants

Field Of Study

BSc in Actuarial Science

Requirements

Excellent overall results including a distinction for higher grade mathematics.

A minimum of two distinctions (including mathematics) if higher grade physical science is one of the incumbent’s subjects.

A minimum of four distinctions (including mathematics) if physical science is not one of the incumbent’s subjects.

At tertiary level, students must maintain continuous excellence in academic performance in all subjects.

Good leadership qualities and participation in extramural activities such as sports, debating societies, chess clubs and various Olympiads, etc are an added advantage.

Monash South Africa Bursary program 2014

BHP Billiton Bursary Scheme 2014.

The Harmony Bursary Scheme has been created to award successful applicants with bursaries for full time study at accredited tertiary institutions. The scheme covers tuition and residence fees, the cost of prescribed text books and also provides a personal allowance. The scheme is designed to contribute to the development of historically disadvantaged South Africans. Harmony Gold was incorporated 62 years ago and is one of the largest gold mining companies in the world and the third largest gold producer in South Africa.

The Bursary Scheme accommodates students entering or is already at Tertiary Institutions. As an employer of choice, Harmony seeks to attract talent by educating and developing individuals so that they can acquire the appropriate skills, knowledge and qualifications.

Harmony Gold was incorporated 62 years ago and is one of the largest gold mining companies in the world and the third largest gold producer in South Africa. Harmony is a multi-listed company and its primary listing is on the JSE Limited (ticker: HAR). Harmony operates mines in South Africa and Papua New Guinea.

Qualifications
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering (Heavy Current ONLY)
IT (Information technology)

Requirements
In order to study in 2015 you must have applied to register with your university of choice by 2014.
Certified copies of ID and Academic records.
Applicants applying for bursaries with less than an achievement level of 5 in Mathematics and Science will not be considered for Geology and Science degrees. For Engineering, the minimum requirement for
Maths & Science is level 6. Mathematics literacy will not be accepted.

Industrial Development Corporation is offering the latest Bursary Programme 2015 being offered for specific fields of study in Engineering and Commercial Sciences. This bursary is being offered in ALL provinces.

Industrial Development Corporation is offering Bursaries for 2015 available for those candidates who are hard working and willing hard to manage their educational finances. IDC Bursaries 2015 in South Africa should be availed by students who are deserving. They should send bursary application form at the earliest possible time after having look on the details of available bursaries at IDC.

Qualification

Fields of study in which bursaries are awarded have to be directly related to industry, and will only include the following:

Engineering:
BSc Industrial,
Chemical,
Electrical,
Electronic,
Mechanical,
Mining,
Metallurgy,
Civil,
Analytical Chemistry and
Geology. (Technikon level leading to B. Tech).
Applied Commercial Sciences:

BCom (Accountancy CA),
BCom Information Systems,
Information Technology,
Computer Science,
Investment Management,
Agriculture and
Environmental.

Requirements
South African citizens with a valid ID number residing in the Republic of South Africa and who qualify for admission to a University or University of Technology and FET college, and are not studying with the aid of an employer or bursary.

Applicants must have grade 12 Maths and Science with a minimum of a B aggregate symbol.

University or University of Technology students who have already successfully completed one or more years will be considered on their Grade 12 and most recent academic results.

If you are already studying towards a degree course for which you are applying for a bursary, you must have passed all courses for which you have registered at the university for the study period already completed.

Applications must be for full time studies towards an academic degree at an accredited South African university or university of technology.

Fidelity Fund Bursary 2015

National Department of Social Development Social Work Scholarship

The scholarship: As part of the recruitment and retention strategy and initiative to address critical and scarce skills in the sector, the National Department of Social Development is hereby making a scholarship available in the field of Social Work.

Applications are open to current Social Work students as well as prospective students who would like to enroll for a Social Work Degree.  Students who are currently holders of a National Department of Social Development Scholarship do not have to apply.

The Scholarship will cover Registration, Tuition, Prescribed books, stipend for practical’s and official accommodation provided by the University (ONLY ACCOMODATION, WHICH HAS BEEN CONTRACTED BY THE RELEVANT UNIVERSITY WILL BE CONSIDERED).

The applicant must:

Be a South African Citizen

New applicants must comply with the entry requirements set by the University and provide proof of admission by the University or a proof of payment for admission.

Fully and correctly complete the scholarship application form which is obtainable from the Social Work faculty at the University or from the Provincial Departments of Social Development (See contact details below).

Attach the following documentation such as a CV, certified copies of grade 12 results, Academic Record, your Identity Document, your parents or legal guardian identity document and their proof of income.

Be prepared to enter into an agreement for counter service with the Department of Social Development.

Remember:

THE STUDENT SHOULD STILL APPLY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HIS/HER CHOICE TO REQUEST ADMISSION.

The Applicant must:

–    Be a South African Citizen

–    Comply with the entry requirements set by the University

–    Fully and correctly complete the Scholarship Application form

–    Be prepared to enter into an agreement with the Department (More details will be contained in the agreement)

–   Must complete the qualification within the minimum period as prescribed by the University

What Documentation must I attach to my application?

New applicants

– Certified copy of Grade 12 results

– Certified copy of Identity Document of applicant

–  Certified copy of ID and Proof of income of Parent/ Guardian

– Current first year students/Prospective students in Social Work who need to undergo a selection process as prescribed by the University must provide proof that they have been selected to continue with their studies. (proof of admission by the University/proof of payment for admission)

–  Certified copy of Identity Document of applicant

– Certified copy of Academic record on the official letterhead of the University

If the above documentation is not attached to your application form then your application will not be considered.

Current Social Work Scholarship Holders

Please note that current Social Work Scholarship Holders students must have passed and be progressing to the next level of their studies as per their respective universities requirements to be considered for further funding.

How will I know that I have been selected for a scholarship? 

A selection panel will assess all the applications received. Due to the large number of applications received only successful candidates will be informed in writing.  Make sure that the address provided on your application form is correct.  PLEASE APPLY THROUGH YOUR PROVINCE.  PROVINCIAL CONTACT DETAILS ARE AVAILABLE IN THIS INFORMATION PACK.

The applicant must indicate in writing if he/she accepts the scholarship. A special reply slip will be attached to the notification letter and will have to be returned to the Departmental representative within 14 days after receipt of the notification.

After receipt of the acceptance letter of the applicant by the Departmental Representative, arrangements will be made for the signing of the scholarship contract. (More details will be contained in the contract).

A copy of the acceptance letter and the signed scholarship contract will be provided to NSFAS to arrange for payment.

Scholarship monies will only be paid out once the scholarship contract, curriculum exposition, the letter of acceptance and the specified statement of fees due to the University have been received by the Department/NSFAS. It is in your own interest to furnish the relevant parties with the above–mentioned documents without delay.

Failure to comply with these stipulations will mean that you forfeit the scholarship

During studies 

It is the responsibility of a Scholarship to provide the Provincial Department with his/her results on an annual basis until he/she finishes his/her studies

What will be covered by the Scholarship? 

The Scholarship will pay for Registration, Tuition, Prescribed Books transport allowance for full-time students who not utilizing university accommodation, Meals, Accommodation provided by the university and stipends for practicals.  Only accommodation contracted by the relevant university will be considered.

Please note that:

a)         Only specified accounts will be paid. When purchasing books, every item must be specified. Only prescribed study material will be covered by the scholarship.

b)         This Department pays, within the amount of the scholarship, only appropriate expenses and does not pay out any unused money to the student.

c)         All claims for payment must be submitted to your NSFAS office by not later than 1 March for the first semester and 1 August for the second semester to ensure that all accounts are paid timeously.  STUDENTS SHOULD LIAISE WITH THE FINANCIAL AID OFFICES TO COMPLETE AND SIGN THE SCHEDULE OF PARTICULARS. FAILURE TO DO THIS MAY RESULT IN THE NON-PAYMENT OF THEIR ACCOUNTS.

d)         Full study fees will only be settled after April, however a minimum payment will be made by NSFAS after receipt of a proforma invoice.

To enable the Department to keep abreast of your academic progress and to authorize the payment of scholarship monies for further years, it will be necessary for you to give an exposition of your intended curriculum for each year of study. This should clearly indicate your major and ancillary subjects.

On enrolling at an Institution of Higher Learning for the new academic year, kindly fill in the name and address of the above-mentioned departmental representative on the appropriate section of the registration form. This will ensure that both a progress report as well as your examination results will be forwarded to the Department. Such action will expedite the payment of your scholarship money by NSFAS.

You may not change your field of study for which the scholarship was awarded.

The Funza Lushaka Bursary Programme is a multi-year programme that promotes teaching in public schools. Full-cost bursaries are available to enable eligible students to complete a full teaching qualification in an area of national priority. Recipients of these bursaries will be required to teach at a public school for the same number of years that they receive the bursary.

Qualified recipients of the bursary must request placement in a province of their choice. The provincial education department (PED) concerned will determine whether there is suitable post available. If there is not, the applicant may be placed in a PED that does have suitable vacancies. Please note that bursars cannot choose the school in which they would like to be placed.

Make a difference. Become a teacher.  

The following must be read before making an application for a Funza Lushaka bursary in 2014 

1. It only awarded to South African citizens. Applications will not be considered unless a certified copy of the applicants‟ ID document is submitted to support the application.

2. Applications must be made online.

3. It will only be awarded if ONE of the priority area specialisation subjects is included as a teaching subject in the qualification.

The priority areas are: 

Foundation Phase (i.e. Grades R-3): Foundation Phase specialisation.

Intermediate and Senior Phase (i.e. Grades 4-9) A teaching major in one of the following: African Languages; English Language; Mathematics; Natural Science; Technology.

FET Phase (i.e. Grades 10-12): A teaching major in one of the following:

Accounting, African Languages; Agricultural Sciences; Agricultural Technology; Civil Technology; Computer Applications Technology; Economics, Electrical Technology; Engineering Graphics and Design; English Language; Geography, Information Technology; Life Sciences; Mathematics; Mathematical Literacy; Mechanical Technology; Physical Science.

Students must meet the minimum academic criteria for award of the bursary. In 2014, the minimum academic criteria are:

For 1st time entrants to university: 

– An exemption, endorsement, or „Admission to Bachelor Degree Studies‟ pass at matric /Grade 12 level.

– At least a level 4 pass or 60% on the Standard Grade or 50% on the Higher Grade pass at matric level in the subject which leads on to the priority area/subject in which the applicant will specialise to teach.

– For students who wish to specialise in the Foundation Phase, a pass in Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy at Grade 12 level is required. In addition, a level 4 pass or 60% on the Standard Grade or 50% on the Higher Grade pass in the Home Language is required. If a student completed matric prior to 2008 when Mathematics was not compulsory, a student may still be considered based on overall good performance (Average of at least 50%).

– Students who wish to specialise in the teaching of Technology subjects, including Computer Applications Technology, and who do not have these subjects at matric level, must have a pass in Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy.

The student must have: 

– passed all of the modules studied in 2013 or in the last year of study at the university.

– at least a 55% average across all the modules studied in 2013 or in the applicant‟s last year of study at university.

– at least 55% average in modules studied in 2013 or in the applicant‟s last year of study at university, which relate directly to the priority area teaching specialisation.

The student must: 

– have passed 2/3 of the modules studied in 2013 or the last year of study at the university.

– have passed 2/3 of the priority area modules studied in 2013 or the last year of study at the university.

– be progressing to the next level/year of study; and

– have at least 50% average across all modules.

Applicants must note that these are minimum criteria. Meeting these criteria does not mean automatic acceptance for the bursary. There are a limited number of bursaries available, and the best students will be selected for the bursary. 

– On qualifying, bursars will be required to take up a provincial teaching position. Bursars will not be granted permission to defer the placement contractual obligation to continue with full-time studies e.g. B.Ed (Hons). Nor will bursars be granted permission to take a “gap year”. Applicants must note that provincial education departments will place graduate bursars in teaching posts in schools in which they are needed. Bursars cannot choose the school in which they would like to teach, nor can they apply directly to a school. It is also possible that bursars can be offered a placement in another province if there is no suitable position in the province of choice. To meet contractual obligations, bursars will have to accept the offer.

– The bursary is awarded for one academic year at a time. It is not automatically re-awarded. Re-award will depend on academic success. There is no automatic promise of support for 4 years plus 1 more year. On evidence of academic success, and pending the availability of funds, the bursary may be renewed each year until the recipient of the bursary has qualified as a teacher. Recipients of bursaries will be required to teach one year for every year for which they receive a bursary.

–  The bursary must be repaid if the recipient fails to qualify, fails to apply for a teaching post with a provincial education department for placement at a public school, fails to take up a teaching post with a provincial education department at a public school, leaves a teaching post with a provincial education department before the end of the contracted service period, or otherwise fails to meet a requirement of the bursary agreement. In all of the cases described above, the bursary converts to an interest-bearing loan.

– The amount that is repayable is the full amount of the bursary received under the programme, less one year’s funding for every year spent teaching at a public school. Interest will be charged at the rate determined by NSFAS from time to time, which is always less than the commercial rate.

– The Department of Basic Education prefers to use an e-mail or SMS to communicate with bursars and if you are awarded or re-awarded the bursary you will be expected to have an e-mail address and if possible a cell phone contact for SMS purposes.

These conditions are all contained in the bursary contract which all applicants must sign. When applicants sign the bursary contract, they are legally agreeing to the conditions described in the contract. Process for applying for the bursar in 2014 

– Applications must only be made once students have been allocated a valid student number and have been accepted/provisionally accepted at their university of choice.

– All applications must be made online. Take note of the closing date. No applications will be entertained after the closing date. Students must apply online and submit supporting documentation to the university.

– After your application has been completed online, you will be prompted to make a printout. This will serve as proof of your application. Keep a copy for yourself, and submit a copy to the university where you have been accepted and where you will be registering. The copy submitted to the university must be accompanied by:

–  A certified copy of your ID.

– A certified copy of your academic results. For 1st year students coming out of Grade 12, this will be a certified copy of your Grade 12 result notification or Grade 12 certificate. For students already at university, this will be a certified copy of your academic transcript, which must include results for 2013 or your last year of study at university.

– Your application will only be considered once all these documents have been received by your university.

– Your university will inform you of the outcome of your application and you will also receive a letter from the Department of Basic Education should you be registered at a university.

– Please ensure that all information that you capture is accurate, and that priority areas that you capture are the ones you will specialize in. The academic year of study refers to the level you are studying e.g. B Ed 1 = 1st year, B Ed 3 = 3rd year.

NB. Your university may allow first time applicants who are not yet at university and who do not have easy access to the Internet to submit paper-based applications. Enquire at your university about this possibility.

Important dates 

Applications for 2014 from returning bursaries: 

o Applications will be accepted online from 01 October 2013.

o The deadline for receipt of applications from returning bursars is 15 November 2013.

Applications for 2014 from new applicants: 

o Applications will be accepted online from 01 October 2013.

o The deadline for receipt of applications from new applicants is 10 January 2014. Applications received after 10 January 2014 will not be considered.

Communications from students about the bursary In the first instance, all enquiries about the bursary must be directed to the Funza Lushaka academic and administrative co-ordinators at your university. They will be best placed to respond to any issues. Students should not communicate directly with NSFAS (the financial managers of the scheme) or with the Department of Basic Education (DBE) or the Department of Higher Education and Training. It is only when issues cannot be resolved at institutional level that the assistance of the DBE should be sought.

You would make a great choice, for yourself and your future by applying for a SACCOB bursary and we are happy to be a part

of it.

SANCCOB is at the forefront of saving African penguins and other threatened seabirds.  It never takes a day off and its rehabilitation team is on 24-hour call.

SANCCOB deploys its specialist emergency response skills in Africa, the Indian Ocean region, Antarctica and Sub-Antarctic. Through its training academy it equips people to work in the environmental sector; and a passion to instill pride and knowledge about marine conservation drives its education programmes.

There are some things to take note of before applying, please read the following information and instructions below

before completing the application form to ensure you meet all the requirements.

BURSARY INFORMATION:

– This SACOB Bursary Initiative is for the full ICB Junior Bookkeeper National Certificate

– Applicants are required to be 16 years or older and no prior accounting knowledge is needed

– Each bursary awarded is for the full ICB Junior Bookkeeper National Certificate, valued at approximately R20 000

– Consisting of 4 skills programmes namely Bookkeeping to Trial Balance, Business Literacy, Payroll and  Monthly SARS Returns and Computerised Bookkeeping, the ICB Junior Bookkeeper National Certificate is to be completed during 2014

– Inclusive in the Bursary is:

 ICB 2013 Membership fee

 1 Assessment entry per course

 All study material required for the full ICB Junior Bookkeeper National Certificate

 Full access to the SACOB Online Classroom

Terms and Conditions:

 By entering the promotion / competition entrants agree to abide by the rules and conditions of the promotion /

competition.

 The promoter of this competition is South African College of Business (SACOB) through Edgars Club

 The Bursary is for the full ICB Junior Bookkeeping Qualification, consisting of four skills programmes

(Bookkeeping to Trial Balance, Business Literacy, Payroll and Monthly SARS Returns and Computerised

Bookkeeping) and is not transferable to a 3rd party, or transferrable for cash.

 The prize cannot be transferred to a different SACOB course

 To stand a chance of winning one of 10 SACOB bursaries to the value of R20 000 each, and to qualify for the

draw, you must complete the application form

 No late entries will be accepted

 Edgars Club / Edcon (Pty) Ltd are in no way responsible for drawing winners of this promotion. This is done

solely by SACOB through their Bursary Programme. No correspondence will be entered into.

 The Bursary includes full access to the 2013 Online Classroom and all study material as well as ICB 2013

membership fees and one assessment entry per course

 The prize excludes re-writes and ICB membership fees for 2014 onwards

 The prize is valid for the Online Classroom for the period of 18 February 2013 to 14th November 2013

 Winners have to be 16 years or older

 Winners must have completed their matric

 Winners must have access to a computer and the internet

 Winners must participate in the forums and post questions on the Student Support Centre

 Winners must complete all SACOB feedback forms and questionnaires

Bursary Application Form 2013

 Winners must connect to SACOB via our social media platforms i.e. ‘like’ SACOB on our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter

 Employees, directors, members, partners, agents or consultants of Edcon (Pty) Limited (“Edcon”) and SACOB

their respective advertising and promotional agencies, media and PR agencies, as well as the immediate family

members, consultants, directors and associates of such organizations and persons are not liable to enter this

competition.

 The Terms and Conditions of this competition can be downloaded from the Edgars Club Website

at www.edgarsclub.co.za and can be accessed from SACOB at www.sacob.co.za

 Winner’s agree that their details and photograph may be used for publicity or promotional material by both

SACOB and Edgars Club.

 The Promoter will make all reasonable attempts to contact the winner or winners but if any winner cannot be

contacted within 7 days from the date of the relevant draw, then the promoter reserves the right to draw a new

winner. It is the entrants’ responsibility to provide the correct contact details.

 All successful applicants will be notified via telephone by the 21st January 2013

 SACOB board members will be judging the competition based on the following criteria: Entrant meets all entry

criteria in terms and conditions, and their motivational letter shows originality, inspiration, determination

 Winners will be chosen at the discretion of SACOB judges

 The judge’s decision is final and no communications will be entered into with regards to the judge’s decision

The Institute of Certified Bookkeepers has been around since 1931. Its role is to improve and maintain the quality, credibility and reputation of bookkeeping, accounting, office administration and financial management training and qualifications in Southern Africa.

Do you need financial help towards your ICB studies?

At ICB we know that sometimes some of the most keen and deserving learners find it difficult to pay for their studies. So we’re thrilled to announce that we are now making three bursaries available every year, worth R5,000 each. Every year we award bursaries to students that we think would put them to great use.

Who is eligible for an ICB Bursary?

• ONLY applicants who intend to study or who are already studying on an ICB programme or ICB qualification.

What are the minimum requirements for an applicant to be considered?

• A recognised school leaving certificate with a minimum of a Grade 10 pass.
• Applicants already at institutions must have a good academic and attendance record.

How are bursaries awarded?

• According to academic merit, financial need and any special circumstances of need.
• Final selections are made by an internal ICB bursary committee.
• Bursary funds are paid out directly to an ICB accredited institution or service provider.
• Successful bursary candidates will be notified by 31 May 2013.

Who is eligible for an ICB bursary?

Learners who are already studying an ICB programme or qualification, and have completed at least one subject.

What are the minimum requirements for an application?

• A recognised school leaving certificate, with a minimum pass of Grade 10.
• If you’re already at an institution, you must have a good academic and attendance record.

ICB graduates are recognised worldwide by the International Association of Bookkeepers, the Southern African Institute of Business Accountants, the South African Institute of Tax Practitioners, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA).

Find a bursary today on bursaryguide.com

Source: ICB

Aurecon Engineering Bursary 2015

SAB is committed to contributing to South Africa’s national skills development agenda. One of the ways in which this is demonstrated is by awarding academic bursaries to talented and deserving South African students. Bursary focus areas change from year to year and are impacted by the South African skills market and the SAB business need.

In addition to financial support, their bursars are also afforded the opportunity to learn more about the world of work by participating in the resolution of real business challenges, through structured summer school or vacation work.

SAB expects its bursars to maintain high academic standards and exemplary behavioural conduct during their years of study. After the successful completion of their degrees, their bursars have the opportunity to join the company full time as graduate trainees.

Bursaries are currently available in the following areas of study:

Brewing

Packaging

Control & Automation

Supply Chain

Marketing

Applications for the 2015 Bursary Programme will close on 15 August 2014.

Bursary Applications Open

Nike is an American multinational corporation that is engaged in the design, development, manufacturing and worldwide marketing and selling of footwear, apparel, equipment, accessories and services.

NIKE, Inc. is the world’s leading innovator in athletic footwear, apparel, equipment and accessories.The Nike Foundation leverages the power of insights, innovation and inspiration to stop the cycle of intergenerational poverty. As a company, Nike believes in the power of human potential.

Applications open/close

30 November (close)

Applications available at

• Jackie Mondi
  Nike South Africa
  Private Bag X 98
  Halfway House
  1685

Bursary Information

Written application

Fields of Study

• Engineering and Built Environment
• BSc (Architecture)
• Humanities
• BA (Fine Art)

Nike Sportswear Bursary

Fields of study: Built Environment, humanities

Jackie Mondi

Nike South Africa

Private Bag X 98

Halfway House

1685

Bursary Information

Written application x

Online application

Fields of Study

Engineering

BEng or BSc Engineering (Chemical)

BEng or BSc Engineering (Mechanical)

BEng or BSc Engineering (Electro-Mechanical)

BEng or BSc Engineering (Mechatronics)

BEng or BSc Engineering (Electrical)

BEng or BSc Engineering (Electronic)

BEng or BSc Engineering (Civil)

BEng or BSc Engineering (Industrial)

BEng or BSc Engineering (Mining)

BEng or BSc Engineering (Aeronautical)

BEng or BSc Engineering (Computer)

BSc (Architecture) x

BSc (Urban and Regional Planning)

BSc (Quantity Surveying)

Humanities

BA

BA (Dramatic Art)

BA (Fine Art) x

BMus (Music)

BA (Social Work)

BA (Speech and Hearing Therapy)

BA (Languages)

BA (Literature)

BA (Psychology)

BA (Communication)

BA (Journalism)

Conditions of Bursary

Service binding contract after graduation for a period equal to the tenure of the bursary

Eligible Candidates

Current students at university (2nd year) x

Grade 12 learners

South African citizen with valid ID

number

Permanent residents in South Africa

For Bursaries

Students must be from a disadvantaged background and bursaries will be awarded

on merit.

Selection Process

Short-listing: –

Interviews: –

Selection decision: –

Bursary Inclusions

University tuition fees: Yes

Registration fees: Yes

Exam fees: Yes

University accommodation: Yes

Residence meals: Yes

Book and pocket money: Yes

Computer purchase allowance: –

Conditions of Bursary

Service binding contract after graduation for a period equal to the tenure of the bursary

Eligible Candidates

Current student at university (2nd year)

For Bursaries

Students must be from a disadvantaged background and bursaries will be awarded on merit.

Inclusions

• University tuition fees
• Registration fees
• Exam fees
• University accommodation
• Residence meals
• Book and pocket money

Taken from Bursary Information Pack provided by Andrea Africa

Bursary & in-service training

The Eskom bursary application is open for the 2014 intake.

Eskom generates approximately 95% of the electricity used in South Africa and approximately 45% of the electricity used in Africa. Eskom generates, transmits and distributes electricity to industrial, mining, commercial, agricultural and residential customers and redistributors. Additional power stations and major power lines are being built to meet rising electricity demand in South Africa. Eskom will continue to focus on improving and strengthening its core business of electricity generation, transmission, trading and distribution.