SANLAM ACTUARIAL BURSARIES/ACTUARIAL FUNDING TO EMPOWER SOUTH AFRICAN AND NON-SOUTH AFRICAN CITIZENS

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Sanlam Actuarial Bursaries/Actuarial Funding to empower South African and non-South African citizens .

DEADLINE: 31 July 2022

About SANLAM

The Sanlam Retail Affluent business (SRA) is dedicated to empower South Africans in the middle- and upper-income segments to be financially confident, secure and prosperous. With deep client understanding and a focus on excellence in technology, client and intermediary experiences, SRA delivers financial solutions including comprehensive financial planning, life- and disability insurance, credit solutions, savings and investments, retirement and fiduciary services that can be accessed through various platforms.

Calling all Matriculants and Actuarial students

For 100 plus years SANLAM have been in the business of planning futures – it is more than their job, it is their trade. SANLAM’s attitude is one of proper dedication to doing what they do exceptionally well. To ensure you live with confidence.

Actuarial bursaries / Actuarial Funding

Part of the commitment to their trade is recognising that for one to be a master in their trade, support is a key ingredient.

That is why SANLAM offer bursaries to scholars who have enrolled to study Actuarial Science in 2023 as well as current students in their 1st/2nd/3rd year of Actuarial Science studies.

Who are they looking for

Undergraduate Studies

Current full time Actuarial Science students (SA citizens and non-SA citizens) who are in their 1st, 2nd or 3rd year of studies. If you demonstrate academic ability and a will to succeed, then you are just who SANLAM is looking for.

School leaving learners who intend to study Actuarial Science in 2023

If you are a whiz at maths, enjoy a good challenge by solving difficult problems and are willing to remain focused and disciplined through years of studying and training, then you are just who SANLAM looking for.

What do SANLAM offer

Tuition and accommodation fees
General allowance (Books and pocket money)
Mentoring and academic support from Sanlam actuarial professionals
Vacation work and networking opportunities with Sanlam staff
Guaranteed employment after completion of studies
Continued support and payment towards actuarial board exams
Range of work rotation opportunities across a broad spectrum of disciplines

What do SANLAM require?

Undergraduate Studies

Academic results:
- Full academic Transcripts
- Proof of registration and/or Fee Statement
- Copy of matric certificate
Copy of ID/Passport or valid study Visa
Comprehensive CV focusing on Academics, Extra-mural activities and Leadership skills
A motivation to support your application that answers the following questions:
- In your own words, can you describe what an actuary does?
- Why do you want to study actuarial science?
- Why do you believe you have what it takes to become an actuary?
- Why should Sanlam choose you to be a bursary holder?
- If you are not successful at becoming an actuary, what other career paths are you considering?

School leaving learners who intend to study Actuarial Science in 2022

Academic results:
- Final 2021 Grade 11 results
- Grade 12 mid-year 2022 results
- NBT results
Final grade 12 results may be used as determining factor
An above 90% score in Mathematics and an overall A aggregate
Comprehensive CV focusing on Academics, Extra-mural activities and Leadership skills
A motivation to support your application that answers the following questions:
- In your own words, can you describe what an actuary does?
- Why do you want to study actuarial science?
- Why do you believe you have what it takes to become an actuary?
- Why should Sanlam choose you to be a bursary holder?
- If you are not successful at becoming an actuary, what other career paths are you considering?

How do you apply?

Please apply on-line and attach the following documentation as indicated above:

SANLAM is committed to embracing and accelerating transformation. In accordance with Sanlam’s employment equity plan, preference will therefore be given to suitably qualified candidates from the designated groups (Black South Africans i.e. African, Coloured and Indian scholars) as well as non-SA citizens on merit.