Bursaries for students
Funding opportunities from universities, companies, and government programmes.
Hatch Engineering Bursary 2027
Hatch · Mechanical, Electrical and Chemical Engineering
Hatch is offering bursary opportunities for South African students studying or intending to study engineering at a recognised tertiary institution. The 2027 programme includes opportunities in fields such as Mechanical, Electrical and Chemical Engineering. What the Bursary Offers Successful bursars can receive: Tuition support Allowances Accommodation Vacation work Additional support during their studies Mentorship and professional development opportunities Exposure to mining, energy, infrastructure and digital projects Who Can Apply? Applicants must: Be a South African citizen Be studying or intending to study a BSc or BEng Engineering qualification Attend a recognised tertiary institution in South Africa Have maintained an average academic achievement of 65% or above if already studying Required Documents Applicants should prepare: South African ID Grade 12 results Complete tertiary academic transcript, where applicable Comprehensive CV Available Fields Current Hatch bursary opportunities include: Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Chemical Engineering Important Hatch states that successful students can gain exposure to projects across sectors including Mining & Metals, Energy, Digital and Infrastructure. Closing Date Apply while the vacancy remains open. The current Hatch listings are live on the company’s official careers portal.
KPMG South Africa Bursary
KPMG South Africa · Chartered Accountant (CA)
KPMG South Africa offers bursaries to students pursuing a SAICA-recognised qualification with the goal of becoming a Chartered Accountant (CA). There are two bursary options available. Bursary Options Pure Merit Bursary Awarded primarily on the basis of academic performance. Merit Bursary with Financial Need For academically strong students who also require financial assistance. Who Can Apply? Applicants must: Be studying full-time Be enrolled in a SAICA-recognised degree Complete their qualification within the minimum required period Meet KPMG’s academic requirements Academic Requirements KPMG lists different minimum requirements depending on the student’s study year. Examples include: Matric * 4 A’s, excluding Life Orientation First Year * 65% average * 70% Accounting Second Year * 65% average * 65% Accounting Third Year * 60% average * 60% Accounting Honours / CTA * 50% average * 55% Accounting Important Applicants must provide the required supporting documents and apply online. The bursary may be linked to a KPMG training contract after the student’s studies, subject to the applicable requirements and availability. Application Status Bursary applications are currently open.
Harmony Gold Bursary 2027
Harmony Gold Mining Company · Engineering
Harmony Gold Mining Company is offering full-time bursaries for students who want to pursue tertiary studies in fields that support the company’s mining operations. The bursary programme supports students from communities around Harmony’s mining operations, with opportunities available in core, mining-related and other disciplines depending on the company’s annual requirements. What the Bursary Offers Full-time financial support for qualifying studies Opportunities in mining and other relevant fields Potential pathway into Harmony’s Graduate Development Programme after completing your qualification Who Can Apply? Applicants must: Be between 18 and 35 years old Be a South African citizen Have a valid South African ID Have a National Senior Certificate (Matric) Have achieved at least 60% in all subjects Be studying or planning to study full-time Submit a brief CV of no more than 3 pages Engineering Students Students planning to study Engineering must have achieved at least: 70% Mathematics 70% Physical Science Current tertiary students must have an average of 60% or higher in their major subjects. Fields of Study The bursary supports core and critical fields, mining-related disciplines and selected other fields, depending on Harmony’s business requirements for the year.
Closed 09 Oct 2026Sisekelo Institute – SETA-Funded Learnerships
Sisekelo Institute
Sisekelo Institute is offering SETA-funded learnership opportunities that combine classroom-based learning with practical workplace experience. Successful learners receive a recognised qualification while gaining valuable experience in the workplace. What You Get Monthly stipend while completing the learnership Nationally recognized qualification Practical workplace experience Opportunity to develop skills for future employment Potential pathway to further study or employment Who Can Apply? Applicants should generally meet the following requirements: Be a South African citizen Have a valid South African ID Be 18–35 years old Have Grade 12 (Matric) or an equivalent NQF Level 4 qualification Be currently unemployed Not be studying full-time elsewhere Be available to commit to the 12-month programme Have good communication skills and a willingness to learn Application Process 1. Apply online with your CV, ID and Matric certificate. 2. Complete an aptitude and competency assessment. 3. Shortlisted applicants may be invited for an interview. 4. Successful applicants complete onboarding and sign their learnership agreement.
Toyota SA Motors Bursary
Toyota
Toyota South Africa Motors bursary fund has been established in an effort to provide support to its communities, specifically to emerging talent who proudly display commitment and excel academically. Qualifications funded: Bursaries will be awarded to students pursuing full-time study in the following fields: Commerce Accounting (Non-CA) – degree must include Accounting, Taxation, Auditing and Management Accounting Analytics Economics Environmental Science Financial Management Human Resource Management Law (LLB) Marketing Management Engineering Chemical Engineering Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering Industrial Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechatronics Engineering Science Business Science Analytics Computer Science Information Technology Who can apply: Only applications from South African citizens will be considered. Strong academic and leadership potential Achieved a minimum result of 65% for Mathematics and English in Matric Achieved an overall average of 65% and above at Tertiary. The following documents will have to be uploaded: Certified copy of ID Proof of all academic results to date (Gr 12 certificate and full tertiary academic record) Proof of combined household income Apply below
Closed 30 Sept 2026