Anglo American Bursary for Young South Africans- Civil Engineering

admin May 18, 2023

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Anglo American Bursary for Young South Africans- Civil Engineering

Anglo American Platinum’s bursary schemes give young professionals an entry point into the company, the mining industry and the job market. Application can only be made online.

Anglo American has a portfolio of world-class mining operations. Anglo American mine, process, move and market the essential ingredient that enable a clear, more connected world and that meet fast growing consumer-driven demands for products from smartphones to electric cars. Anglo American basic materials build homes, offices, railways and airports, and our diamonds fulfill people’s dreams.

The Platinum business mines, processes, and refines the entire range of platinum group metals (PGMs): platinum, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium and osmium.

Job Description

If you are a Grade 12 learner when you apply, and you receive one of AngloAmerican’s bursaries, you will get the opportunity to thoroughly investigate and confirm your career choice by working with professional practitioners for up to a year before you start with your tertiary studies.

The Anglo American’s Bursaries includes tuition fees, a private accommodation allowance or accommodation costs (a university residence with a self-catering allowance or a university residence including meals), a computer/laptop allowance, personal allowance, textbook allowance and the company medical aid scheme is available to you as a scholarship or bursary recipient. You may remain on your parent or guardian’s medical aid, but you must submit proof of this.

Qualifications

Grade 12 learners must submit their Grade 11 results, stamped by the school, and provisional acceptance at a tertiary institution.
1st year students: Grade 12 (Mathematics or Technical Mathematics, Physical Science or Technical Science and English with 60% pass rate). Applied and Accepted – 1st year Civil Engineering (4-year degree – BSc, BEng, BET) – NQF7
2nd year students: Registered as a 1st year currently studying must have passed all modules that they have registered for.

3rd year students: Must be currently completing 2nd year and pass all modules and must have passed all subjects you are currently registered for at tertiary institution.
4th year students: Must be currently completing 3rd year and pass all modules and must have passed all subjects you are currently registered for at tertiary institution.