Takealot.com contributes to skills development in the Information Technology, Computer Science and Computer Engineering sector through funding bursaries for deserving candidates who are South African citizens studying at public South African institutions towards relevant degree programmes.
Takelot.com simultaneously wants to create a talent pipeline of developers to enter our graduate development programme. Our bursaries therefore come with a work back obligation and vacation work.
The Exchange Program for Undergraduate Students (PEC-G), officially created in 1965 by Decree 55,613 and currently ruled by Decree 7,948/2013, provides students from developing countries with which Brazil maintains educational, cultural or scientific and technological agreements the opportunity to pursue their undergraduate studies in Brazilian Higher Education Institutions (HEIs).
The Transnet bursary is available to students studying for BSc, BEng, or BCom degrees in a range of disciplines.
Engineering and Built Environment
BEng or BSc Engineering (Chemical)
BEng or BSc Engineering (Mechanical)
BEng or BSc Engineering (Electro-Mechanical)
BEng or BSc Engineering (Electrical)
BEng or BSc Engineering (Electronic)
BEng or BSc Engineering (Civil)
BEng or BSc Engineering (Industrial)
BEng or BSc Engineering (Computer),
The purpose of the Amazon Recruitment Bursary is to develop a talent pipeline for Amazon (AWS) in South Africa.
Successful applicants who annually make satisfactory academic progress will be sponsored until they complete their study programmes and will then be considered for a position in the Amazon graduate development programme in Cape Town.
The Mohamed Farid Khamis Foundation for the Development of the Society is offering one hundred fully funded scholarships to African students to study at the British University in Egypt.
What the scholarship offers
- Tuition fees
- Living stipend
- Travel tickets from and to the study destination
- Accommodation at university dormitory
- Book and academic tools
Any costs not covered by the scholarship must be covered by the scholarship recipient.
If you are a South African Citizen you may qualify for a bursary for full-time studies at our accredited tertiary institutions in one of the following fields of study:
Information Technology,
Information Systems,
Computer Science,
Computer Engineering,
Electrical or Electronic Engineering (Light Current only),
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.
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:
Google has opened applications for the 2019 edition of the Google Africa Certifications Scholarships.
The programme is part of its continued effort to provide digital skills training, education, economic opportunity and support to African start-ups and developers.
