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Sanral scholarship and bursary programme open for applications

During its recent career expo in the Eastern Cape, Sanral shared information on its scholarship and bursary programmes. During the 2020/21 financial year, it awarded 220 scholarships at a total investment of R7m, and 100 bursaries at a total investment of R8m in the Eastern Cape. “Our scholarship programme is available to learners from grades

Sanral scholarship and bursary programme open for applications

Sanral scholarship and bursary programme open for applications

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During its recent career expo in the Eastern Cape, Sanral shared information on its scholarship and bursary programmes. During the 2020/21 financial year, it awarded 220 scholarships at a total investment of R7m, and 100 bursaries at a total investment of R8m in the Eastern Cape.

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“Our scholarship programme is available to learners from grades eight to 12, regardless of their subjects of choice. If you achieve an overall aggregate of 60% and above on your studies, you are eligible to apply for a scholarship at Sanral,” explained Welekazi Ndika, Sanral’s stakeholder engagement coordinator for the Southern Region.

Sanral’s scholarship programme pays for school fees, stationery, school uniforms and hostel accommodation where necessary.

Ndika said that the roads agency also offered a bursary programme for those learners who wanted to study towards career fields such as legal, finance and human resources. Sanral’s bursary programme was previously only available to civil engineering students and those who wanted to pursue careers in the related fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

The Scholarship and Bursary is now open!

Now its time to dala what you must! Get the application form at https://t.co/KaHCuwvVHX

Send your complete application to: externalbursaries@nra.co.za
The closing date is 30 September 2022. Danko!#SANRALbursaries #Beyondroads pic.twitter.com/0RrJ0RDtdg

— SANRAL (@SANRAL_za) July 15, 2022

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