Act now if you’re studying Electrical Engineering – ACTOM Engineering Projects and Contracts is offering a bursary that could fund your final year, and the deadline is only a few weeks away. ACTOM Engineering Projects and Contracts wants South African students who live in the North West Province to apply.
What the bursary is
This is a 2027 Electrical Engineering bursary paid by ACTOM. It is aimed at students who will be in their final year of a University of Technology programme. The bursary is based at Impala Mines in the North West.
Who can apply
You are eligible if you meet all of the following:
- South African citizen (provide proof)
- Enrolled in a recognised University of Technology
- Studying Electrical Engineering and entering the final year in 2027
- Live in one of these municipalities: Rustenburg, Madibeng, or Moses Kotane (proof of address required)
- Willing to attend an interview if shortlisted
What you will gain
The bursary will cover tuition fees and may include a stipend while you study. You will also get exposure to the mining and industrial engineering sectors, giving you a foot‑step into a career after graduation.
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents: updated CV, academic transcript, proof of SA citizenship and proof of residential address.
- Save each file as a clear PDF.
- Email everything to epc.hc@actom.co.za. Use a subject line such as “2027 Electrical Engineering Bursary – Your Name”.
- Make sure you send the email before 31 July 2026.
Tips to improve your chances
- Check that all documents are legible and correctly named.
- Highlight any projects, internships or work experience related to electrical or mining engineering.
- Proof‑read your CV and cover message for spelling or grammar errors.
- Be ready to talk about your career goals and why you want to work in the mining or industrial sector.
- Submit early – late applications may not be considered.
Next steps
Take a moment now to collect your paperwork and draft your email. The deadline is 31 July 2026, so the sooner you act, the better your chance of securing the bursary and starting a professional engineering career.
