Ismael Dlamini 
For many young graduates in Durban, studying overseas feels financially out of reach. The Emma Smith Overseas Scholarship South Africa 2026 is now open — and it offers a rare opportunity for eligible women to pursue postgraduate studies abroad. If you are a high-achieving female graduate under 25 and living in Durban, this scholarship could … Read more
South African agriculture is changing fast. From drone mapping to soil data analytics, farming is no longer just about tractors and rainfall. The AgTech@NWK Bursary South Africa 2026 is aimed at students studying BSc Agriculture Honours who want to be part of this shift — and who are ready to blend science with real-world farming. … Read more
For female engineering students heading into their final year, funding pressure can feel overwhelming. The Isanti Glass Bursary 2026 offers something many students urgently need right now — practical financial support and real industry exposure. With tuition fees rising and final-year project costs adding extra strain, this bursary could make the difference between finishing strong … Read more
For many South African students planning to study mining, engineering or geology, funding is the biggest barrier — not ability. The Samancor Chrome Bursary 2026 opens a practical opportunity for first-, second- and third-year students who want to build careers in one of the country’s most important industries. With the 20 February 2026 closing date … Read more
For students building a future in horticulture or landscaping, second year can feel financially heavier than the first. The SANA Tom Arnold Bursary Fund 2026 is now open — offering targeted support for students who have successfully completed their first-year modules and are continuing their studies. With the 31 March 2026 closing date approaching, eligible … Read more
If you’re planning to pursue a Master’s, PhD, postdoctoral research, or academic sabbatical, funding is likely your biggest concern right now. The Oppenheimer Memorial Trust Scholarships 2026 / 2027 are open — and the deadlines are closer than they seem. For postgraduate students and academics in South Africa, this scholarship matters because it supports advanced … Read more
For students studying horticulture or landscaping, funding can feel like the hardest part of the journey. The SANA Bursary 2026 offers focused financial support for those already committed to building a future in South Africa’s green industry. If you’re currently studying horticulture or landscaping and planning to register for 2026, this matters now. The closing … Read more
South Africa’s future food security depends on skilled crop scientists — and funding remains one of the biggest barriers for students entering this field. The South African Society of Crop Production (SASCP) Bursary 2026 is now open, offering financial support to undergraduate and postgraduate students studying crop production-related degrees at South African universities. If you’re … Read more
For many young South Africans, getting into manufacturing feels impossible without experience. The newly opened SAB Packaging Learnership offers a structured way in — combining real factory work with a nationally recognised qualification. This matters now because skills-based roles in food and beverage production remain one of the few entry-level pathways still hiring across multiple … Read more
For many unemployed young South Africans, factory work is often spoken about but rarely explained.Unilever’s newly announced 12-month Unemployed Unilever Supply Chain Learnership at its Indonsa Factory in KwaZulu-Natal offers something practical: paid workplace exposure, structured training, and a recognised qualification pathway. This opportunity matters now because entry-level supply chain roles are becoming harder to … Read more