Saint-Gobain, a global leader in the manufacturing sector, is offering bursary opportunities aimed at supporting exceptional South African students in their final or third year of study. This bursary programme provides an opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience while pursuing degrees in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, and Finance.
Students selected for the bursary will not only receive financial support but also access valuable exposure to a global industry leader with a strong commitment to sustainability and innovation.
Bursary Programme Overview
Saint-Gobain’s bursary programme is designed to help third-year and final-year students in the fields of Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, and Finance continue their education with financial assistance. The bursary covers tuition fees and textbooks, giving students the support they need to focus on their studies and academic growth.
The programme offers more than just financial support; it provides an opportunity to develop critical industry skills, gain exposure to a global manufacturing leader, and build a foundation for future graduate opportunities. Saint-Gobain is committed to sustainability and innovation, which are integral values of the company that participants will be able to engage with throughout their bursary experience.
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the Saint-Gobain bursary, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Engineering (BSc/BEng): Applicants must be studying in any discipline relevant to manufacturing, production, mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, or industrial engineering fields.
- Computer Science or Information Systems (BSc): Students pursuing degrees related to computer sciences or information systems are encouraged to apply.
- Finance (BCom): Applicants must be studying for a BCom in Finance, with a focus on financial management, accounting, or related specialisations.
Application Requirements
Interested candidates must submit the following documents as part of their application:
- CV: A detailed resume outlining academic achievements, work experience (if applicable), and relevant skills.
- South African ID or Passport: Proof of South African citizenship or legal residency.
- Academic Qualifications and Transcripts: Copies of recent academic qualifications and transcripts to verify eligibility and academic progress.
- Legal Statement: A declaration of intent to comply with the terms of the bursary.
Why Choose Saint-Gobain?
Saint-Gobain is not just a company, it is a community of experts, dreamers, and doers committed to shaping a more sustainable future. By joining this bursary programme, students will be taking their first step into a career that blends innovation with purpose. The bursary offers an excellent opportunity for students to gain exposure to a global manufacturing environment that prioritises both sustainability and cutting-edge technology.
As part of this dynamic and diverse workforce, bursary recipients will have the chance to work on meaningful projects that make a real-world impact. Saint-Gobain places a strong emphasis on nurturing the next generation of leaders and innovators, and the bursary programme plays a key role in this effort.
How to Apply
To apply for the Saint-Gobain bursary, students must submit their application documents to the provided email address or online application portal. All applications should be submitted before the specified closing date.
Saint-Gobain is committed to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion within its workforce. The company values skills, qualifications, and experience in its selection process and upholds the principle of equal opportunity throughout all stages of hiring and bursary selection.
This bursary programme offers South African students an invaluable chance to gain both financial support and industry experience, preparing them for future graduate opportunities within a global, purpose-driven organisation.
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