Full-Time Bursary - Forecasting

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**Overview** This is an explanation of a full-time bursary opportunity for a one-year forecasting training internship offered by The South African Weather Service (SAWS). The training will take place at its Regional Training Centre in Centurion and is scheduled to commence in February 2027. The bursary covers the full tuition fee and provides a monthly stipend for the duration of the study programme. **What you will do** This role involves undertaking a one-year forecasting training internship. Specific daily tasks or responsibilities for the person undertaking the training are not detailed in the provided description beyond participating in the training programme itself. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * A BSc Honours degree in Meteorology or Atmospheric Sciences. * Students completing their Honours degree in 2026 may apply, with selection conditional on successful completion of the degree before the programme starts. * Applicants from Agrometeorology and Oceanography streams will also be considered. * All applicants, including those with Meteorology or Atmospheric Sciences degrees, must demonstrate that the subjects studied and learning outcomes achieved are consistent with the Basic Instruction Package for Meteorologists (BIP-M) framework set out in WMO-No. 1083, 2023 edition. * SAWS programme entry requirements include Mathematics at second-year university level, Physics at first-year university level (including Thermodynamics), and appropriate meteorology modules. The following documents must accompany the application: * A certified copy of Matric Certificate. * Certified copy of BSc Degree certificate. * A certified copy of the full academic record to verify subjects studied at university. * A copy of semester one (1) BSc Hons Degree Results (for students currently in BSc Hons Degree programme). * A certified copy of SA identity document. * A Curriculum Vitae (CV). * Motivation Letter. * A certified copy of any different degrees (if available). * Full-Time Bursary Application Form. **Who should apply** This opportunity is open to graduates holding a BSc Honours degree in Meteorology or Atmospheric Sciences, as well as students expected to complete their Honours degree in 2026. Applicants from Agrometeorology and Oceanography streams will also be considered. Ideal candidates will have an academic background consistent with the Basic Instruction Package for Meteorologists (BIP-M) framework, including university-level Mathematics (second year), Physics (first year, including Thermodynamics), and appropriate meteorology modules. **Deadline** 10th November, 2026 **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/full-time-bursary-forecasting-the-south-african-weather-service-saws Source: myjobmag

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