Turn your dream of a career in engineering or science into reality now – the Afrimat Nkomati Anthracite bursary for the 2027 academic year is open for applications, and the deadline is fast approaching.
What the opportunity is
Afrimat Nkomati Anthracite is offering financial support to South African students who want to study engineering or chemistry‑related courses. The bursary is available for the 2027 academic year and covers tuition and related study costs.
Who can apply
- Study level: National Diploma, BTech or Bachelor’s degree.
- Fields of study: Chemistry, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engineering.
- Must be registered at a recognised and accredited South African higher‑education institution.
- Minimum overall academic average: 60%.
- Community preference: applicants from Mawewe, Matsamo or Lugedlane will be given priority, but students from other areas are also welcome.
What you’ll receive
The bursary pays for your tuition fees and associated study expenses for the duration of your chosen qualification. It helps you focus on your studies without the burden of tuition costs.
How to apply – step by step
- Gather the required documents:
- Certified copy of your ID
- Certified academic transcript and/or qualification certificates
- Proof of registration at an accredited South African institution
- Proof of residence from the relevant Tribal Office
- Current CV
- Combine all documents into one PDF file. The file must not be larger than 3 MB.
- Visit the official Afrimat recruitment page and start a new application: Apply for the Afrimat Nkomati Anthracite Bursary Programme 2027.
- Fill in all required fields accurately. Upload the single combined PDF when prompted.
- Review your application and submit it before the closing date.
Tips to improve your chances
- Double‑check that your transcript clearly shows a 60 % average or higher.
- Make sure every document is legible and correctly certified.
- Tailor your CV to highlight relevant coursework, projects or internships in the chosen fields.
- If you belong to a preferred community, include a clear proof of residence from the Tribal Office.
- Submit your application well before 23 August 2026 to avoid last‑minute technical issues.
Enquiries
If you have questions, you can call 021 917 8840 or email info@afrimat.co.za. Use these contacts only for information; the application must be submitted online.
Next steps
Prepare your documents, combine them into a single file under 3 MB, and submit your application before 23 August 2026. Even if you are not shortlisted, the experience of applying will help you for future opportunities. Good luck!
