Funding your studies

• South African Grade 6 learners
• Applicant must not be older than 12 and not younger than 11 in Grade 6
• Applicant must demonstrate financial need
• Applicant must obtain a minimum of 70% for both English and Mathematics

Full-time final-year students in agricultural economics at undergraduate or postgraduate level at accredited South African universities.

• For Applicants studying towards their first qualification and undergraduate studies only.
• Funding for postgraduate qualification (honours) will only be granted to applicants who are studying: Law Qualifications, Accounting (CA), Actuarial Science, Mathematics & Statistics
• South African citizens ONLY, who are not older than 26 years.
• Applicants who are studying or matriculated at Quintile 1,2 & 3 schools (public schools), schools from previously disadvantaged communities, and rural areas will be given first preference.
• For applicants whose parents earn a combined household income of up to R350 000,00 p/a.
• Eligible applicants whose parents earn a combined household income between R350 000,00 p/a and R600 000,00 p/a may be considered and are therefore invited to apply. An affordability assessment will be carried out as part of the selection criteria.
• A weighting system, with due consideration of the following aspects, will be applicable:
  • Applicants living with disability will be given first preference.
  • Matriculants with a minimum of 75% APS.
  • Applicants at a tertiary level with a minimum of 65% average of the most recent results. You must maintain a 60% GPA score for the duration of study.
  • Applicants must be admitted to study at a South African public university or university of technology

• You must be a South African citizen between the ages of 17 and 25 years old
• You must have completed in Matric or currently be in Matric
• Your must have achieved more than 70% for Maths (not Maths Lit), 70% for Physical Science and 60% for English in Matric or Grade 11 if you are currently in Matric
• You must intend to study full time at a university supported by Sappi for Engineering studies

• Currently in the first year of study in Actuarial Science
• Demonstrated experience or exposure to actuarial modelling, financial analysis, or quantitative research methodologies

Behavioural Competencies:

• Adopting Practical Approaches
• Articulating Information
• Checking Things
• Developing Expertise
• Embracing Change
• Examining Information
• Exploring Possibilities
• Following Procedures
• Generating Ideas
• Interpreting Data
• Inviting Feedback
• Managing Tasks
• Meeting Timescales
• Producing Output
• Providing Insights
• Pursuing Goals
• Showing Composure
• Taking Action
• Team Working

Technical Competencies:

• Data Analysis
• Data Integrity
• Quantitative Analysis
• Statistical & Mathematical Analysis
• Write Code

• Confirmation of university admission (provisional or full) for this qualification (Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Surveying) / Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Mine Surveying) 
• Most recent academic transcript (Grade 11 final results or latest available Grade 12 results), demonstrating a minimum overall average of 65%. 
• Supporting documentation, including any achievements that enhance the application. 

Minimum Requirements for FINAL YEAR/HONOURS Opportunities: 

• Final-year undergraduate student in the relevant field of study (Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Surveying) / Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Mine Surveying) 
• Intention to pursue an Honours qualification in 2027 
• A minimum average of 65% in latest available results 
• Submission of academic transcripts 
• Proof of Honours acceptance to be provided once available