Glencore Coal SA Bursary Opportunity

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**Overview** This is a bursary opportunity offered by Glencore Coal SA for students pursuing studies in Mining Engineering. The bursary is open to individuals entering their first year of university studies, as well as those already enrolled in university. The bursary aims to provide comprehensive financial support to successful candidates. **What you will do** As a bursary recipient, you will be required to study Mining Engineering at a university level, either as a new first-year student or continuing your existing studies. The bursary covers tuition fees, meals, accommodation, prescribed textbooks, compulsory excursions or seminars, a first and second-semester travel allowance, and a personal allowance to support your academic journey. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * A CV with Grade 12 Certificate. * Latest academic transcript from the University if you are already studying at a university. * An average year mark of 60% or above for students who are already at University, doing their first or second year of study. * Applicants already supported by another organisation/company will not be considered. * Selection will be in line with the future talent and Employment Equity requirements of the Company. * Shortlisted candidates will be required to undergo assessments and interviews as part of the selection process. **Who should apply** Ideal candidates are students pursuing Mining Engineering. This includes those preparing to enter their first year of university or students currently in their first or second year of university studies. University students must maintain an average year mark of 60% or higher. Preference will be given to applicants who reside in local communities where Glencore Coal Operations South Africa are situated. Applicants must not be receiving financial support from another organisation or company. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/glencore-coal-sa-bursary-opportunity-glencore-1 Source: myjobmag

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