Established in 1909, the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers (SAIEE) has experienced significant growth, currently boasting a membership of approximately 5000 professionals. These members are actively involved in various engineering domains, encompassing academic research, manufacturing, electronics, telecommunications, measurement and control, mining, and power infrastructure services. Their collective efforts have a meaningful impact on community well-being and contribute to the ongoing advancement of technology, earning recognition beyond South Africa's borders.
SAIEE's commitment to advancing the field of electrical engineering and engineering practice extends to hosting Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses through the SAIEE Training Academy. This dedicated branch of SAIEE offers a range of engineering courses, fostering knowledge expansion across various engineering disciplines.
In collaboration with interest groups, sections, chapters, centers, committees, and the SAIEE council, SAIEE strives to enhance its member value proposition continuously. The institute aims to exert a significant influence on the electrical and engineering practice at large.
Furthermore, SAIEE actively promotes the collective interests and well-being of the broader engineering community by maintaining close collaboration with the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA). This partnership underscores SAIEE's dedication to the advancement and welfare of the engineering profession as a whole.
You are interested in the pursuing an undergraduate degree or diploma in the following fields of study:
Electrical Engineering
Electronic Engineering
Computer Engineering
Requirements and eligibility
Eligibility criteria for applicants include South African citizenship and successful completion of the matriculation (high school) examination. Prospective applicants must be enrolled in or planning to pursue studies at a South African tertiary institution, which includes universities and universities of technology. The selection process takes into account various factors, such as the financial circumstances of the applicant's parents, the socio-economic context of the applicant, and additional demographic information.
The application form can also be found on the SAIEE website or by contacting the SAIEE secretary (011 487 3003).
The filled-out application form must be accompanied by the following documentation:
Certified copy of ID document
Certified copy of Matric results (to be submitted by 14 January)
Parents/ guardians statement (certified copy)
Parents/ guardians proof of income (latest payslips/ commissioner of oath letter of confirmation if they are unemployed)
Motivational letter
If currently studying, include a detailed outline of the courses completed and a recommendation letter from your University/ University of Technology
Post the aforementioned to:
The Secretary
SAIEE
P O Box 751253
Gardenview
2047
