What are the requirements?

• Applicants must be studying towards a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Chemical Engineering.

How to apply?

To apply for the Omnia Chemical Engineering Bursaries CLICK HERE NOW.

Closing date: 11 August 2014

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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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A limited number of bursaries are awarded each year to selected candidates to study for a bachelor’s degree at a South African university OR a national diploma at a South African Technikon (University of Technology). The intention of the scheme is to provide the Gold Fields Limited Group with high-calibre graduates who wish to make their career in one of its companies.

Bursary requirements:

Study fields

A number of study fields relevant Gold Fields’ operational areas will be considered for the bursary. All fields listed below will be considered for undergraduate and underdiplomate qualifications only; except for the Geology field which will be considered ONLY for Honours degree studies.

SELECTION PROCEDURE

(1)   Application forms are sent out between February and May of each year.  Forms will be sent to those applicants intending to study or already studying in a field related to the Group’s projected manpower requirements (see above). 

             The closing date for applications is 30 June. Late applications will not be considered.

(2)   Shortlisted candidates will be contacted in June and will be required to undergo psychometric testing as well as a panel interview.  In addition, all candidates are required to undergo a medical examination, and be in possession of a valid Medical Certificate of Fitness for the appropriate category of work for the duration of their bursary and subsequent employment with GFL or its nominee. 

(3)   After completion of the selection process, bursary awards are determined at the discretion of GFL Mining Services Limited. All awards are subject to the applicant gaining acceptance, or gaining promotion to the year of study applied for, for the course at the university and for the commencement year stipulated in their bursary agreement.  Selected candidates will be notified in writing.

      (5) Selected candidates will be required to sign a bursary agreement in acceptance of the award.

      (6) The Bursar will be required to provide surety for the agreement.

BURSARY OBLIGATIONS

The Bursar undertakes to work for GFL or its nominee for a year for each year (or part thereof) of studies

for which GFL has made bursary payments, e.g. a 3-year bursary gives rise a 3-year obligation to serve

GFL or its nominee.

BURSARS MAY NOT ACCEPT OTHER BURSARIES

Bursars receiving financial study assistance from another source must disclose this fact immediately on applying for a GFL bursary.  The company’s approval of such assistance is required prior to the award of a bursary (and approval is entirely at the company’s discretion).  This condition does not prevent a Bursar from receiving assistance from parents or relatives out of purely private means.

HOW TO APPLY FOR A GOLD FIELDS BURSARY?

To apply you need to download the relevant application form, fill it in and return it together with the required documents to Gold Fields on or before the closing date (see below).

• Are studying or intending to study at a University of Technology (Technikon) – (diplomas and BTech)? Download the application form here (CLICK)
• Those who are planning to study (or already studying) at a UNIVERSITY (Bachelors and Honours degrees) please click here to download your application form.

Closing Date: 30 June 2013

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ON THE GOLD FIELDS BURSARY SCHEME CONTACT:

Tel: (011) 752 1145
Fax: (011) 752 1109 / 086 535 2378
email: pamela.dumalisile (at) goldfields.co.za

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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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