The bursary application period opens annually on the 1st August and closes on the 31st August. Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.
The Clicks Foundation bursary fund is a merit-based programme aimed at addressing scarce and critical skills in the retail and pharmaceutical healthcare industry.
Our bursary programme promotes the Group’s principles of sustainable development and transformation whilst contributing to South Africa’s national development plan.
Mediclinic and ER24 recognise the need for qualified healthcare professionals within the context of a global shortage of skills. The organisation is offering a limited number of bursary opportunities towards course fees for persons enrolling / enrolled in the following areas of study:
Bursaries will be awarded within the Health Science faculty, usually within the following fields of study (however the fields of study may alter annually depending on the Departments skill requirements):
Students awarded a bursary by SUBTROP will be required to work for SUBTROP for a period of one year for each year that the bursary is awarded, provided that a position is available.
If no position is available at the time that the recipient completes his/her degree, there will be no obligation to SUBTROP.
Recipients of the bursary will be required to focus their seminars and projects on subtropical crops (avocado, mango, litchi) where possible.
The Compensation Fund is offering bursaries to youth, dependents of Compensation Fund pensioners and current Compensation Fund pensioners, to pursue their studies with Tshwane University of Technology, University of Pretoria, University of Cape Town and University of Kwa-Zulu Natal for the academic year 2020.
The Pharmaceutical Society of South Africa was established on 1 January 1946, as the first professional representation of pharmacy in South Africa. The PSSA aims to improve the use of medication in pharmacy and to promote developments in patient care. The PSSA is offering bursaries to pharmacy students who are in their second year of study and above. The bursary is only open to students who are South African citizens.
Nursing is a care-driven career, think of it as putting the 'care' in health care. The common way to understand the nursing profession is by comparing nurses to doctors.
Nurses work to understand and provide to the human needs of their patients, while doctors provide patients with treatment and medical procedures.
If you're looking to go into a career that won't eventually be taken over by robots, nursing is the way to go.
The Department of Health is promoting careers in Health Sciences and is offering provincial bursaries to qualifying students in various fields.
Fields include Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Oral Hygiene, Dietetics, Radiography (Ultrasound), Medicine, Psychology (clinical), Emergency Medical Care, Medical Orthotics and Prosthetics, Health Promotion Radiography (Diagnostic and Ultrasound), Audiology.
You must return the FULLY COMPLETED form to the same Hospital you collected it from.
