The purpose of the Amazon bursary aims to develop a talent pipeline for Amazon (AWS) in South Africa. Bursaries are awarded to students in fields relevant to the technology sector.
Only the following programmes will be funded:
Undergraduate Degree programmes:
Computer Science / Engineering and Information Technology,
Bachelor of Commerce (specialising in Accounting and Finance),
The Transport Education Training Authority (TETA) awards bursaries every year. Students pursuing their studies in fields aligned to critical and scarce skills will be considered.
This set of scare skills are identified in the transport sector skills plan.
The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) bursaries are open for the 2022 intake. Students studying in the following fields will be considered:
Are you in grade 12 or entering university? Well, the Department of Water and Sanitation is calling on you to apply for bursaries to fund your studies.
You will need to be entering your 1st or 2nd year of study in 2022.
Applicants will need to study the following water related qualifications next year:
The Company has a programme to train students either at Universities, Universities of Techology and CETA Learnerships in order to ensure sufficient numbers of graduates and technicians for the company’s future needs.
This formal education is followed up by on the job training and mentorship under the supervision of skilled, trained and professional people.
The Haw &Inglis Group offers vac work placements as well as experiential training in the following disciplines:
Thinking about your career? So are we. Hatch is actively recruiting students who are studying towards their Engineering Degrees to join our Bursary Programme. Hatch is currently seeking highly motivated students to join our Bursary Programme in 2022.
The purpose of the Amazon bursary aims to develop a talent pipeline for Amazon (AWS) in South Africa. Bursaries are awarded to students in fields relevant to the technology sector.
Interested in studying IT? The Institute of Information Technology Professionals South Africa (IITPSA) is inviting applicants to apply for a bursary.
The bursary will provide financial support to full time students enabling them to complete their education and pursue a career which will help to grow the IT industry and the South African economy.
The Citrus Academy bursary is open to any person studying at a registered tertiary education institution. Students must be studying in a field related to citrus production or research.
The Western Cape Provincial Treasury launched this bursary programme in 2008. Through the programme, youth will have the opportunity to access tertiary education.
Bursaries are available to Grade 12 learners and post- and undergraduate students interested in pursuing careers in:
