Women in Fenceline Communities Bursary 2027 at Sasol Mining

The Sasol Mining Women in Fenceline Communities Bursary for 2027 is a pivotal initiative aimed at empowering young women from communities surrounding the Sasol Mining Secunda Complex. This all-inclusive undergraduate bursary is specifically designed to support talented individuals pursuing critical fields such as Electrical, Electronic, Mechanical, and Mining Engineering, Geology, and Mine Surveying. Sasol Mining's commitment to local development and gender diversity is evident in this programme, which seeks to build a pipeline of skilled female professionals who will contribute to the mining and energy sectors, fostering innovation and sustainable growth within their communities and the broader South African economy.

This bursary programme is not limited to current Matric learners but also extends its support to qualifying students already in their first, second, or third year of university. This inclusive approach ensures that a wider pool of deserving candidates can benefit from Sasol's investment in education. The stringent academic requirements, including high percentages in Mathematics, Physical Science, and English, reflect Sasol's dedication to academic excellence and its desire to attract the brightest minds. By focusing on women from fenceline communities, Sasol aims to address historical inequalities and provide opportunities for those who are geographically close to its operations, ensuring that local talent is nurtured and integrated into the company's future.

As an 'all-inclusive' bursary, the programme is designed to cover a comprehensive range of educational expenses, allowing recipients to focus entirely on their studies without financial burden. While the exact itemised list of covered expenses is detailed on the official application platform, it typically includes tuition fees, accommodation, textbooks, and a living allowance. This holistic support underscores Sasol Mining's commitment to the success and well-being of its bursars. Through this programme, Sasol not only invests in individual futures but also strengthens the socio-economic fabric of the communities it operates within, contributing to a more skilled and equitable South African workforce.

Key Responsibilities

• Maintain exceptional academic performance in your chosen field of study.
• Adhere to all terms and conditions of the Sasol Mining Bursary Programme.
• Actively engage with any opportunities for mentorship or professional development offered by Sasol.
• Represent Sasol's values and commitment to safety, excellence, and community development.
• Provide accurate and timely updates on academic progress and any changes in study status.

Why Join Sasol Mining

Joining Sasol Mining through this bursary programme offers an unparalleled opportunity to become part of a global integrated chemicals and energy company with a significant presence in South Africa. Sasol is a leader in its field, known for its innovative spirit, commitment to technological advancement, and dedication to sustainable practices. Bursars will gain exposure to a world-class industrial environment, working alongside experts in various engineering and scientific disciplines. Sasol's culture fosters continuous learning, professional growth, and a strong emphasis on safety and environmental stewardship. Furthermore, by supporting women from fenceline communities, Sasol demonstrates its deep commitment to social impact and empowering local talent, making it an ideal place to launch a meaningful and impactful career.

How to Apply

Applications for the Sasol Mining Women in Fenceline Communities Bursary Programme 2027 must be submitted through the official Sasol bursary platform. Applicants should select the relevant bursary opportunity and complete all required sections of the application before the deadline. For direct application, please visit the official platform via the provided link.

• Be young women, no older than 25 at the time of application.
• Reside within approximately 50 kilometres of Secunda and surrounding communities.
• Have achieved at least 70% for Mathematics.
• Have achieved at least 70% for Physical Science.
• Have achieved at least 60% for English.
• Be Grade 12 learners or first-, second-, or third-year university students.
• Be studying or intending to study in eligible fields: Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engineering, Geology, or Mine Surveying.
• Prepare South African ID documentation, recent academic results (Grade 11/12 or university transcripts), proof of university registration/admission (if applicable), and proof of residence.