This exciting Learnership provides an opportunity to be trained in various technical disciplines for a period of 8.5 months. Upon completion, candidates will be awarded with a Mechatronics NQF Level 2 certification.

Requirements

THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS ARE ESSENTIAL:

• Must have a minimum Educational Qualification in one of the following fields:

• Mechanical Trades:
• NTC3 or
• Technical Matric with the following subject:
• Maths & Engineering Science (Compulsory)
• Engineering Drawing/ Graphic Design
• And a trade related subject.

• Electrical Trade:
• NTC3 or
• Technical Matric with the following subject:
• Maths & Engineering Science (Compulsory)
• Electro – Technology/ Industrial Electronics
• And a trade related subject.

TO APPLY CLICK HERE (Then click on “Artisans” and then click on View Details next to “Learnership” and apply)

Closing Date 31st May 2013

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Bursary Eligibility Criteria

The selection of candidates is based on the following criteria:

• Applicants must enroll for full time or part-time study for a journalism course of their choice from media management, through to investigative journalism at a South African Tertiary Institution or recognized Training Institute with appropriate credentials, and complete his /her chosen study programme within 1 year.
• Study may be by correspondence, on-line or attendance of lectures.
• Applicants must be South African citizens who have been resident in South Africa for at least 3 years prior to application.
• Applicants may not be in receipt of any other bursary or financial assistance.
• Applicants will be required to provide a letter of intent of not more than 1 A4 page identifying his / her interest in journalism as a profession, motivation for applying for the bursary and why they should be selected. This motivation should demonstrate financial need.
• The applicant must through their application and interview be able to demonstrate genuine commitment and potential to be a successful journalist in the field of Food Science and related scientific field.

Bursary Package

The bursary includes financial assistance for the following:

• Tuition fees for the duration of the study programme for up to 1 year of study and to a maximum of R10 000.00.

Bursary Conditions

• Granting of bursaries is not automatic and SAAFoST reserves the right not to award a bursary.
• Only applicants who apply within the specified date and have completed the required application forms will be considered.
• Applicants must be Professional Members of SAAFoST and remain active for the duration of study.
• The SAAFoST Executive Committee makes the final decision regarding granting of the bursary.

Click here to download the application form for the SAAFoST Journalism Bursary

Annual Application Deadlines

Application Submissions

Return by e-mail or fax to the Membership Development Officer:

The SAAFoST Membership Development Officer
PO Box 35233
Menlo Park
0102
Tel: (012) 349 2788
Fax: 086 698 4784
E-mail: saafost.irene {at} telkomsa.net

Enquiries

The Executive Director
Tel: (012) 346 2091
Fax: (012) 346 2091
E-mail: ojf {at} icon.co.za

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Key Responsibilities

Minimum Requirements

Be unemployed;
Be aged between 18 and 30;
Be residing in Midrand/Centurion/Pretoria;
Be available for interviews from 21 – 31 May 2013;
Be able to start with the learnership on 1 July 2013;
Hold a Grade 12 Certificate with English, Mathematics and/or Accounting (Higher grade);
Please include copies of the following:

• Letter of motivation (explaining why you wish to embark on a learnership & a career in the Employee Benefits industry)

• A current & detailed CV

• Certified copies of ID; Matric certificate/advise of results; any other qualifications

TO APPLY CLICK HERE

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