The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Bursary

The South African Reserve Bank (the Bank) is committed to addressing the critical shortage of skills in South Africa by providing life-changing bursaries to students from disadvantaged backgrounds. These bursaries support studies in fields aligned with the Bank's functions and activities, spanning from Economics and Finance to Medicine and Social Work. With an emphasis on academic excellence, applicants with a minimum of 70 percent in their June Matric/Grade 12 examinations are encouraged to apply. South African citizens in need of financial support for university education are eligible to apply for this program. Successful bursary holders not only receive financial assistance but also gain access to vacation work opportunities funded by the Bank, making this a holistic and transformative opportunity. Join us in shaping the future of South Africa's workforce and communities. Apply for the South African Reserve Bank External Bursary Program before the annual deadline of September 30th. We invite you to embark on an educational journey that goes beyond funding, empowering you to make a lasting impact on your chosen field and society. For more details and application instructions, visit our website at www.resbank.co.za and seize this chance to unlock your full potential.

Requirements to qualify for the bursary For learners to be considered for the bursary, they have to meet the following requirements: • Conditional admission to an undergraduate program at a South African university; • Attaining a mean score of 70% on the June Grade 12 assessments, with the scholarship's ultimate bestowal contingent upon the final outcomes; • Under the age of 30; • Experiencing financial hardship, unable to cover university expenses without financial assistance.

How to Request the SARB Bursary: To initiate the bursary application process, please ensure you have a fully completed application form . Alongside this form, include your examination results, evidence of acceptance at a recognized educational institution (including your student number), and any additional required documentation. These materials must be submitted no later than September 30th of each calendar year. You have two options for submitting your application: By mail, send your application to the following address:Mr. John LegoeteP.O. Box 30632 Braamfontein, 2017 Alternatively, you can forward your application electronically to Mr. Legoete via email at applications@careerwise.co.za If you prefer an online application method, please navigate to the Career Wise website and utilize the promotional code provided on the application form. Submission of Examination Results for Bursary Recipients: Bursary recipients are required to submit their examination results prior to December 31st each year. This applies irrespective of whether they are expecting to receive a bursary for the subsequent year. To maintain eligibility for ongoing financial support, existing bursary recipients must successfully complete their academic year. Bursary Agreement: Applicants seeking external bursaries should be prepared to attend an interview as part of the selection process. If selected, successful bursary applicants will be expected to enter into an agreement with the Bank.