What are the requirements?

To be considered for the bursary you must meet the following minimum requirements:

• Have passed Grade 12 (Matric);
• Have marks of 60% or more in Maths and English;
• Must be a South African citizen; and
• Meet or exceed the Walter Sisulu University admission score for B.Compt which is 32 points (excluding Life Orientation).

How to apply?

To apply contact Athi Mzimmkulu (the Project Co-ordinator) by email on [email protected] OR by telephone or cellphone only during normal working hours: Tel: 047 502 2013/2069 OR Cell: 078 320 5528.

**This opportunity is available to all South Africans who meet the requirements. It is not limited to the Eastern Cape. Candidates from all provinces may apply.

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What are the requirements?

You must be studying or planning to study full-time towards any of the following qualifications at a South African university:

• BA – Geography (majoring in GIS), or Demography or Population Studies
• BSc – Computer Science or Mathematical Statistics
• BCom – Economics, or Accounting or Statistics

Depending on your current educational level, you have to meet either of the following sets of minimum requirements to be considered:

Minimum requirements for school leavers (those in currently in Matric or those who have completed it):

• You must be a South African citizen
• Be between the ages of 17 and 21 years old
• Have a university acceptance letter
• Must have achievement Level 5 in Mathematics (NOT Maths Literacy)
• Have an aggregate mark of 65% or more.

Minimum requirements for university students (those in currently in their 1st or 2nd year of study):

• Be between the ages of 17 and 21 years old
• You must be a South African citizen
• Must be currently (in 2013) in your 1st or 2nd year of undergraduate studies
• Have a minimum of 60% pass mark in all major courses.

How to apply?

Download the 2014 Statistics South Africa Bursary Application Form by clicking here  OR you can get the form at any Statistics South Africa provincial office. Send the completed application form together with you CV, certified copies of your ID, Transcript of Academic Record (for university current students only), qualifications and matric (grade 12) certificate to Statistics South Africa by post or in person on the addresses below:

CLOSING DATE: 10 January 2014

Any late, unsigned, or incomplete application forms will not be considered.

Successful applicants will be notified of their award status on or before 30 January 2014.

If you have any questions regarding this internship please contact Exten Makwela on 082 888 2484 or by email on [email protected] or Nozibele Maso on 012 310 4855 during normal working hours.

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What are the requirements?

To be considered for this bursary, applicants have to meet the following minimum requirements:

• Be a South African citizen;
• Have a Grade 12/Matric certificate;
• Having passed Grade 12 with both Mathematics (NOT Maths Literacy) and Physical Science passed with at least C-symbol on Higher Grade or A-symbol on Standard Grade. OR Level 5 pass in both subjects on NSC;
• You must be a hard worker;
• Have technical and analytical ability;
• Be able to achieve high academic results;
• Be prepared to work shifts in a production environment (both during the duration of studies and after completion).

What does this bursary cover?

This bursary will pay for:

• Your tuition fee (including registration fees), food, accommodation and books;
• You will also be paid a monthly stipend.

You will also have the opportunity to work during university breaks (holidays) at Nampak Tissue’s tissue making mills during your 1st and 2nd year of studies. In your final year, you will have the opportunity of doing an in-service training with Nampak Tissue.

How to apply?

To apply for this bursary, please send your application, accompanied by a complete CV and a copy of your Grade 12 (Matric) certificate to Jack Steyn at Nampak Tissue by fax or email on the following details:

Email: [email protected]

Fax: 086 501 7527.

Closing Date: 18 November 2013

Please note: Nampak Tissue will give preferred consideration to previously disadvantaged groups.

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The W&RSETA has identified as one of its strategic objectives the need to support learners who have successfully completed W&RSETA Learnerships by offering them bursaries to further their studies thus addressing Outcome 4.2.3. of the National Skills Development Strategy which is to ensure that high-level national Scarce Skills are being addressed by work-ready graduates from Higher Education Institutions

Learners must have completed the W&RSETA’s NQF 2, 3, 4 or 5 Learnerships and could either be employed or unemployed.

The W&RSETA has made available 1000 bursaries to:

• 500employed learners and 500 unemployed learners.

• The programme is for full-time or part-time studies at any public South African University. The duration of the qualification should not exceed 3 years.

• Learners who will be accepted by their preferred public South African University

This Bursary is restricted to learners who enroll for qualifications related to the Wholesale and Retail Sector and which seek to address any of the following Scarce Skills identified in the W&R Sector Skills Plan:

• Retail Management;

• Food and Beverage Scientist

• Operations Management

• Purchasing Management (Buyers and Planners);

• Financial Management

• Financial Business Analyst

• Bookkeeping

• Retail Business Analyst

Applications must be accompanied by the following documents:

• An updated CV (with contact details etc.);

• A certified copy of the W&RSETA NQF 2, 3, 4 or 5 certificate;

• A certified copy of their Matric certificate or equivalent qualification;

• Proof of University admission; and

• A completed application form which is obtainable on the W&RSETA by downloading here (CLICK TO DOWNLOAD) or from the W&RSETA Head Office and Regional Offices.

All applications must reach the W&RSETA on or before the closing date 31 October 2013. Information about this specific bursary programme can be obtained from Elizabeth Maila at W&RSETA Head Office on 012 622 9500 or use our free SMS line on 30909 with your details for the W&RSETA to contact you. All Applications must be posted to Private Bag X106, Centurion, 0046

If you do not receive any correspondence from the W&RSETA within a month after the closing date, please regard your application as unsuccessful.

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Fields of study to be funded through this bursary and minimum requirements:

• Curriculum vitae.
• Contact details.
• Certified copy of identity document.
• Letter of acceptance from tertiary institution.
• Matric/Grade 12 results to be forwarded as soon as it is available     

Applications to be forwarded to: The Bursary Officer, Department of Rural  Development and Land Reform, Directorate: Human Resource Development,  Private Bag X833, Pretoria 0001 or hand delivered to: The Bursary Officer,  Department of Rural Development and Land Reform, Directorate: Human  Resource Development, 184 Jeff Masemola Street, Pretoria 0001.

Enquiries: Mr Tony Clark, tel. (012) 312-9662, Ms Lillian Mokgohloa, tel. (012)  312-9713, Ms Ansi Bothma, tel. (012) 312-8249, Ms Makaepea Ralephenya, tel. (012)  312-9142, Ms Thato Langa tel. (012) 312-9757. 

Applicants should consider their applications  unsuccessful if they have not received a reply  by 31 January 2014.

Please note that there are no application forms for the bursary, apply as instructed above. If you do not understand anything contact the enquiries people listed above.

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How to apply?

Please note that only application forms from the Bursary Department at the South African Institute of Race Relations will be considered. Application forms downloaded from any other websites will not be taken into account.

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Requirements

Must be studying or intending to study towards a qualification as a Chartered Accountant (i.e. BCom Accounting CA stream, Bachelor of Accounting CA stream and BCompt) at a University accredited by the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA).

Bursary holders are required to serve articles / training contract with the organisation on completion of their studies as per the bursary contract.

Bursaries are awarded to South African citizens only.

How to apply

To Apply FOR THE Auditor-General of South Africa (AGSA) 2014 Bursary Programme please click here.

Closing Statement

Bursary applications for 2014 academic year will open on the 1 August 2013 and close on 15 September 2013

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Which fields are covered?

The bursary will consider applications from students studying towards a a degree or national diploma (all those studying towards a national diploma will also have to register for a B.Tech qualification once they complete an in-service training for their diplomas).

The following fields are covered by this bursary programme:

• Chemical Engineering
• Electrical Engineering – Light Current
• Electrical Engineering – Heavy Current
• Mechanical Engineering

What will the Illovo Bursary pay for?

It will pay for your school fees, registration fees, accommodation, meals and all prescribed books.

How to apply for the Illovo Bursary?

To apply you have to click here now. Follow all the instructions on how to apply. The Closing date is 30 September 2013 .

Note: You will be required to work for Illovo during vacations and on completion of your studies.

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Applicants must meet with the following criteria:

• Grade 12 with Mathematics and Science on Achievement Level 6 (70%). English at least on Achievement Level 4 (50%)
• Undergraduates who are currently studying full time, without a bursary, at a recognised South African University in the fields listed below, may also apply.

Bursaries are for B Degrees only in the following fields of engineering:

• Mechanical
• Instrumentation
• Electrical
• Mining
• Chemical
• Geology

Applications should contain the following documentation:

• Summarised Curriculum Vitae – 1 Page (including contact details)
• Certified copy of Grade 12 certificate
• Certified copy of your ID document
• Registration document from a University stipulating field of study

Applications, including all necessary documentation and quoting reference FOSB2013, should be faxed to 035 902 3321 / 015 789 2072 or sent via e-mail to [email protected].

Closing Date: 31 December 2013

If you have not been contacted by 31 March 2014, please assume that your application was unsuccessful.

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