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Bursary To Students Living With A Disability

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Description

As part of Exxaro's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Strategy, the company offers dedicated bursaries for students living with a disability. These bursaries are more than just financial assistance, they are a statement of Exxaro's belief in equal opportunity. The company aim to reduce the barriers that often limit access to higher education, and ensure that students with disabilities are supported, included, and empowered to succeed in their chosen fields. Successful applicants must perform well academically, attend classes, complete coursework, submit progress reports, and participate in bursary-related initiatives. The Bursar must uphold good conduct and fulfil any work-back requirements or service obligations after graduation (if applicable). Exxaro's bursary programme is open to students in various disciplines. Apply today to be part of a company that values growth and inclusion.

Responsibilities

Maintain academic performance: Achieve and sustain the required minimum academic average as outlined in the bursary agreement.
Attend classes and complete coursework: Commit fully to your studies and complete all assignments, projects, and examinations.
Submit progress reports: Provide academic transcripts or progress updates each semester/term to the bursary office.
Participate in bursary-related programs: Take part in bursary initiatives offerd by the institution and company (where applicable).
Uphold good conduct: Represent the company in a positive light.
Commit to work-back requirements: Fulfil any service obligations or internships with Exxaro after graduation (if and when applicable).
Communicate changes: Inform Exxaro bursary office promptly of any changes in your study programme, institution, or personal circumstances.

Qualifications

Must be a South African citizen.
Aged between 18 and 28 years.
Currently enrolled in a minimum three-year diploma or degree program at an accredited Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) institution.
Officially be declared disabled under the Employment Equity Amendment Act (EEA).