• LLB;
• B-Com: Finance;
• Road Traffic Management Degree or National Diploma

Applications must: be South African citizens, be studying at an accredited South African Educational Institution in one of the above mentioned field of study, be prepared to enter into an agreement with the Road Traffic Infringement Agency and do counter-service in the Road Traffic Infringement Agency upon completion of the qualification and do not have any other bursary funding.

Applicants must note the following:

• Application forms must be posted or hand delivered by not later than 31 October
• Applicants must complete bursary application forms available on the Agency website, attach certified copies of qualifications, recent academic records, Identity Document, proof of registration, proof of guardian’s income, and motivational letter.
• Application forms can be downloaded by CLICKING HERE or at the reception of the Road Traffic Infringement Agency (RTIA).
• Correspondence will be limited to the successful

Applications must be addressed to: [email protected] 

OR

The Human Resources Division,
RTIA,
P O Box 6341,
Halfway House,
1685
OR
hand-delivered to Waterfall Edge B, Howick Close, Waterfall Office Park, Bekker Road, Midrand.

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What are the requirements?

• Be a South African citizen;
• Be financially needy;
• Successfully meet the entry requirement for your chosen degree (provide proof of provisional acceptance for studies in 2015 or proof of registration at a university);
• You have to be studying to towards, or planning to study in 2015, a university degree in any of the following disciplines:
  • Accounting, BCom Law, Development Finance, Econometrics, Economics, Financial Engineering, Financial Management, Internal Audit, LLB, Public Policy, Risk Management, Social Policy, and Taxation;
• You must be an above average academic performer (if you are currently in Matric/Grade 12 you must achieve a university exemption (pass with degree admission) and attain 65% or more average pass mark; if you are already at university you must have obtained 65% or higher average pass mark for the previous year of study)

How to apply?

To apply, complete this application form (click here to download – if not downloading, right-click and click “Save As”) and return it, together with the following documents, to the National Treasury (by email or post on the details below):

• Cover letter stating your field of interest and motivation;
• Certified copy of the applicant’s South African ID;
• Full official academic record or the latest statement of Grade 12 results;
• Proof of Registration or Provisional acceptance at University;
• Certified copies of parent/s or guardian’s South African IDs;
• Proof of Parent’s/Guardian income (salary advice) or affidavit (in case of unemployment).

Submit completed applications by email to [email protected] OR

Post to:

The HR Specialist: Talent Management
National Treasury
Private Bag X 115
Pretoria
0001

Closing date: 15 August 2014

For more information on the National Treasury bursary programme or you have questions CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FAQ sheet.

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What are the requirements for the Reserve Bank Bursary Programme?

• A matric with good grades (above 60% aggregate)
• If you are still in matric, you MUST have obtained more than 60% aggregate in your June exam (the marks are only minimums so aim higher)
• Must be intending to study towards a qualification relevant to the operations of the Reserve Bank (e.g. Information Technology (IT), Law, Economics, Finance, Accounting or related fields.)
• Must be intending to study FULL-TIME (Part-time or distance education will not be considered)
• You have to be planning to study an undergraduate qualification

How to apply for this bursary?

Download the application form by clicking on one of the the options in this brackets >> (Download Bursary Application Form as PDF OR Download Bursary Application Form as Microsoft Word).

Return the completed form together with supporting documents (for example Exam results, certificates, university enrolment form (student number), or any other supporting documents) by email to [email protected] OR send them by post or courier to Ms Vinessa Naidoo, Human Resource Department, South African Reserve Bank, 370 Church Street, Pretoria, 0001 before the closing date which is 30 Septermber.

Should you be successful and be funded by the Reserve Bank you will be required to work for the Bank on completion of your studies. While studying you will have to reapply for the bursary each year. The bursary will cover your tuition fees, books, and university accommodation. You will be required to work for the Reserve Bank during vacation holidays. If you are shortlisted for the bursary, you will be interviewed and tested.

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Which study areas are considered for the Anglo American Bursary Programme in 2014?

The following study areas will be given preference as they represent the core business of Anglo American:

• Mechanical Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Industrial Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Extractive Metallurgy
• Risk Management (Safety)
• Sustainability & Environmental Studies
• Mineral Processing
• Mining
• Construction Studies
• Land Surveying
• Quantity Surveying
• Law

How to apply for the Anglo American Bursary for 2014?

There are no physical application forms to be filled in. The application process takes place entirely online.

TO APPLY CLICK HERE (You will have to register for an account on the destination page)

CLOSING DATE:

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• Currently in the 3rd year of study towards the B Acc/LLB degree and intend to register for the 4th and 5th year of study
• Currently in the final year of the B Com Law degree and intend to register for the post graduate two year LLB degree
• Currently in the 3rd year of study towards the B Bus Sc degree (financial accounting and law stream) and intend to register for the 4th and 5th year of study
• Students who intend registering for the Masters in Taxation or LLM  in Tax Law degrees may also apply.

Bursary students are required to maintain a consistenly good academic record at university and to pass the required number of subjects in each academic year according to PwC’s requirements. Bursary holders are also required to complete the appropriate work period with the firm on completion of their post-graduate studies depending on the value of the bursary awarded or the number of years for which the bursary is awarded. Competencies / Skills: Qualifying students must obtain consistent passes in all subjects with an average of at least 60%. Proficient in English with strong communication skills. Must have participated in sport and/or other extramural activities at school and/or university. Good interpersonal skills, drive, determination and leadership potential.

TO APPLY CLICK HERE

CLOSING DATE: 31 JULY 2013

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Requirements

• Students must be registered for the penultimate year of their LLB

• An average of 65% and over for the years of study already completed is required

• Financial need is not a criteria, but may be a consideration

• The successful candidate will be a person who, in the opinion of the firm, has the potential to become an effective attorney at Bell Dewar

• The candidate should be a balanced individual demonstrating leadership qualities, an interest in community issues/projects and strong self motivation

Once the recipient has graduated successfully, he/she will be required to accept articles of clerkship with the firm, if offered.

TO APPLY CLICK HERE then click on “Bursaries”

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The Adams & Adams Bursary Scheme is aimed at supporting previously disadvantaged individuals in their third and/or fourth years of LLB study, to the value of R30,000, per annum, per individual. This amount is administered by Adams & Adams, directly to the university, for the purpose of registration & tuition fees, and if funds are still available, a contribution towards books and hostel / residence fees. Upon completion of the LLB degree, the firm may provide the bursary holder with a two-year contract of articles.

Requirements

In order to maintain our past success and to offer the best service to our clients, we are acutely aware of the importance of employing top calibre candidate attorneys. Due to the firm’s size and diversity, we look for candidates with a variety of talents and competencies.

Without losing sight of the importance of academic achievement, we are on the lookout for bright and talented candidates who are capable, determined and driven to deliver outcomes, are energetic, enthusiastic and motivated, have good interpersonal skills and are focused on all-round performance.

We employ people of excellence who are passionate about what they want to achieve. We encourage our candidate attorneys to work hard and achieve, thereby carving their own long-term career paths in the firm. The firm believes strongly in organic growth and retention – recruits, trains and aids its professionals to grow within the firm.

Applicants must hold a South African Senior Certificate
Applicants must currently be in their third or fourth year of LLB studies
Applicants must be South African Citizens

TO APPLY ONLINE CLICK HERE

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Studietrust offers access bursaries and sponsored bursaries. Access bursaries are usually partial bursaries covering only a limited amount of the university costs. Sponsored bursaries may cover all fees, including books, tuition, travel and other fees, where applicable.

All students or prospective students applying for any bursary at Studietrust will be considered for all bursaries on offer- if they qualify. Therefore, this means one needs only one application form to apply for all bursaries they qualify for at Studietrust.

These are the kinds of ACCESS (PARTIAL) bursaries available:

◊ School bursaries (Grades 9-12)

◊ Agricultural College bursaries

◊ FET College bursaries

◊ University of Technology bursaries

◊ University bursaries

Studietrust bursaries cover a range of study fields including the following:

• Agriculture, Horticulture, Nature Conservation

• Building and Construction

• Chemistry (Science)

• Commerce (Accounting, Banking, Cost & Management Accounting, Financial Management, Internal Auditing, etc)

• Education

• Engineering – all programmes

• Environmental Health

• Information Technology

• Logistics

• Marketing

• Office Management and Technology

• Public Management / Relations

• Town & Regional Planning

• Travel, Tourism, Hospitality, Food Services

Studietrust’s sponsored bursaries are funded by a number of organisations which set their own requirements. This kind of bursaries are awarded based on, according to Studietrust, “academic merit, financial need and according to the sponsors requirements”.

The following companies currently sponsor bursaries at Studietrust:

1. AVI

2. First National Bank (FNB)

3. Coronation Fund Managers

4. Pick ‘n Pay

5. Sasol Inzalo Foundation

6. Sun International SCD Trust

7. Investec Specialist Bank

8. Peregrine

Though the request for application forms closes on 31 August 2011, the application forms can be downloaded and forwarded to Studietrust before 30 September 2011 for study in 2012.

Download the Sasol Inzalo Bursary Application Form for 2012 here: http://studytrust.org.za/index.php?option=com_phocadownload&view=file&id=25&Itemid=72

Download the Investec Specialist Bank bursary application form for 2012 here: http://studytrust.org.za/index.php?option=com_phocadownload&view=file&id=24&Itemid=68

Download the Sun International SCD Trust bursary application form for 2012 here: http://studytrust.org.za/index.php?option=com_phocadownload&view=file&id=35&Itemid=74

And for all general applications Download the Studietrust Bursary Application form for 2012 here: http://studytrust.org.za/index.php?option=com_phocadownload&view=file&id=15&Itemid=52

All completed forms should be returned to Studietrust NO LATER than 30 September on the following postal address:

The National Director

Studietrust

P.O. Box 29192

MELVILLE

2109

For any further information Studietrust can be accessed on:

Website: www.studytrust.org.za

Email: [email protected]

Tel: 011 726 5604

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