Vodacom is inviting talented and dedicated students to apply for its Merit Bursary Programme.
This opportunity is aimed at full-time students who are either entering or currently studying towards qualifications in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).
The bursary is designed to support high-achieving individuals who may not have the financial means to continue their studies.
What the Vodacom Bursary Covers:
Successful applicants will receive comprehensive financial and developmental support, including:
- Full coverage of university accommodation (or a capped amount for private accommodation)
- Full registration and tuition fees
- Textbook allowance
- Meal allowance
- Laptop and cellphone
- Orientation workshop for all new bursary recipients
- Access to Vodacom’s structured Vacation Work Programme
- Work readiness training to prepare final-year students for the world of work
- Full access to Vodacom’s ICAS Wellness Programme
Who Can Qualify?
To qualify for the Vodacom Merit Bursary, applicants must:
- Be South African citizens by birth
- Be undertaking full-time undergraduate studies at an accredited South African tertiary institution
- Have achieved a minimum of 70% in all Grade 12 subjects (if applying from high school)
- Have maintained an average of 65% or higher (if already in their first, second, or third year of tertiary studies)
This bursary is a valuable opportunity to receive not only financial assistance but also personal and professional development through one of South Africa’s leading tech companies. Apply today and power your future with Vodacom.
HOW TO APPLY?
Step 1: Ensure you meet all the listed criteria before starting your application.
Step 2: Register and apply online on the Vodacom website.
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