Sibanye-Stillwater awards a limited number of bursaries each year to selected candidates to study for a bachelor’s degree at a South African university.
The intention of the scheme is to provide Sibanye-Stillwater with high-calibre graduates who wish to make their career in one of its companies.
The Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) bursary fund has been established in an effort to provide support to its communities, specifically to emerging talent who proudly display commitment and excel academically. We believe that such talent belongs here, with us, at Toyota influencing the future of mobility in Africa and beyond. Toyota recognizes the value of bridging the gap between tertiary education and the world of work.
The Nedbank External Bursary Programme aims to fund academically deserving students who do not have the financial means to study fulltime towards a first undergraduate degree or diploma at a South African public university or university of technology.
Bursaries are awarded to address scare skill requirements in the financial sector as well as for South Africa.
JP Morgan supports socio-economic development through education, skills development and training at tertiary institutions.
In conjunction with StudyTrust’s extensive experience and expertise in the administration and management of bursary and student support programmes, JP Morgan offers full cost bursaries for young South Africans wishing to pursue degree programmes in:
Each year we select a handful of talented top performers and provide with financial support enabling them to complete their education and potentially pursuing a career with us on qualifying. Who we look for You are achieving a minimum average of 75% and wanting to take the first step towards the future you want?
So have we. Let us help you bring your possibilities to life of studying and potentially pursuing a career with us.
Every year, ABSA awards bursaries to a handful of deserving students who are currently pursuing their tertiary studies.
The Ikusasa Student Financial Aid programme (ISFAP) is an exciting initiative that aims to offer financial assistance to underprivileged students.
Government in collaboration with the private sector has established this new financial aid scheme in order to; reduce the high dropout rate, improve graduate employability, enhance the country's skills profile and grow public- private partnerships.
We offer bursaries to fund studies in selected fields and are looking for individuals who: are determined to succeed, motivated to reach their dreams and will seize every available opportunity. If you fit this description and need help funding your studies, we would like to hear from you!
Visit https://leap.ly/campaign/capbursleaply20 for more information and to apply (undergraduate and post-graduate qualifications).
Qualifications Bursary applicants must fulfil one of the following 3 criteria:
We assist aspiring entrepreneurs as starting and growing successful businesses.
Our programmes provide entrepreneurs with all the skills, knowledge, tools and support they need to build a profitable and sustainable business in South Africa.
The programme aims to equip you with a variety of entrepreneurship, business, managerial skills and strategy to help you START and GROW your own business.
As the largest FMCG retail operation on the African continent we offer rewarding careers to people who want to work for the best.
At Shoprite Group we offer you a career filled with stimulating challenges – a place where you don’t just sit back and strategise but really get involved and lead by example.
BURSARY SCHEME Please read carefully before completing and returning application forms IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO BE NOTED BEFORE COMPLETING THE APPLICATION FORM THE FOLLOWING MUST BE ATTACHED TO THIS APPLICATION NOTES
1. This document is not in any way an agreement or commitment.
2. The bursaries are awarded annually as per the conditions of the agreement between the recipient and the Thuthuka Bursary Fund. Renewal is at the discretion of the fund.
3. Successful applicants will be required to enter into an agreement with the Thuthuka Bursary Fund and NSFAS.
