Bursary programme

About

Description

SepFluor Bursaries provide financial support to South African students pursuing qualifications in mining fields. The program covers tuition fees, accommodation, and other essential expenses, making education more accessible for financially needy students. The bursaries are open to both undergraduate and postgraduate students enrolled in recognized institutions. Eligibility includes being a South African citizen, demonstrating financial need, and achieving a minimum academic average of 60% in recent studies. Applicants must also be pursuing a degree in Mining Engineering, Geology, Metallurgy, Chemical Engineering, Commerce, and IT. Applications are typically due by January 5 each year.

Responsibilities

• The bursary requires students to maintain a satisfactory academic record, regularly report on progress and challenges, participate in mentorship or career development programs, contribute to community service or outreach initiatives, and consider employment opportunities within SepFluor or its affiliated companies
• Graduates may also be expected to contribute to SepFluor's social responsibility efforts

Qualifications

• Applicants must be South African citizens, have a recognized educational background in supported fields like Mining Engineering, Geology, Chemical Engineering, Metallurgy, Human Resources, or Finance, and have a minimum overall average of 60% in recent studies
• Preference is given to individuals from previously disadvantaged backgrounds and those residing in local communities around SepFluor mine, Rust de Winter, near Pretoria

Application instructions:

• To apply for an External Bursary, applicants must provide a certified copy of their ID document, Matric results, Matric certificate, 2024 academic record, proof of acceptance or enrolment into a tertiary institution, and proof of residence. Applications should be submitted via email to careers@nokengmine.co.za, mentioning the field of study and full name.