Seriti Bursary Programme
Seriti Resources (Seriti Holdings; administered in-house via the Seriti Bursary Programme on the seritiza.simplify.hr applicant portal)
Seriti Resources, a broad-based, roughly 90% black-owned South African coal and energy mining company, offers full-cost bursaries to South African students pursuing engineering and mining-related qualifications at recognised universities and universities of technology. The programme is administered in-house through Seriti's seritiza.simplify.hr applicant portal and supports students from second year through Honours, with preference for residents of local mining communities.
- Amount
- Full-cost bursary (value not publicly stated)
- Deadline
- 22 December 2025
- Renewable
- Yes
Eligible Fields of Study
Seriti Resources (Seriti Holdings; administered in-house via the Seriti Bursary Programme on the seritiza.simplify.hr applicant portal) supports students in the following disciplines
Eligibility Requirements
- ✓ South African citizen
- ✓ Completed Matric
- ✓ Studying full-time (part-time students are not eligible)
- ✓ Entering 2nd, 3rd, 4th year or Honours in the funded academic year
- ✓ Registered at a recognised South African mainstream university or university of technology
- ✓ Minimum 60% overall average in the most recent year of study
- ✓ Not receiving any other bursary or financial support
- ✓ Basic understanding of relevant Mining Industry legislation, including the Mine Health and Safety Act
- ✓ Preference given to applicants residing in Seriti's local mining communities
What's Included
- ✓ Full tuition and registration fees
- ✓ Prescribed textbooks / book allowance
- ✓ Accommodation
- ✓ Meals or meal allowance
- ✓ Monthly living allowance / stipend (pocket money)
- ✓ Once-off laptop allowance (subject to Seriti's policies)
How to Apply
Steps to complete your Seriti Resources (Seriti Holdings; administered in-house via the Seriti Bursary Programme on the seritiza.simplify.hr applicant portal) bursary application
- 1
Visit the Seriti applicant portal at seritiza.simplify.hr and browse the current vacancies/bursary listings (e.g. reference VAR121/25GS)
- 2
Register or log in to create your candidate profile
- 3
Open the active Seriti Bursary Programme listing and complete the online application form
- 4
Upload all required supporting documents (certified ID, Matric certificate, full academic transcript, proof of registration or provisional acceptance, CV and motivational letter)
- 5
Submit your application before the closing date (on or about 22 December for the following academic year)
- 6
Await contact from Seriti's Talent Coordinator: Bursaries for shortlisting if successful
Required Documents
- 📄 Certified copy of South African ID
- 📄 Certified Matric (Grade 12) certificate
- 📄 Full tertiary academic record / transcript
- 📄 Proof of registration or provisional acceptance at a recognised tertiary institution
- 📄 Curriculum vitae (CV)
- 📄 Motivational letter
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who is eligible for the Seriti Bursary?
- You must be a South African citizen who has completed Matric, studying full-time at a recognised South African mainstream university or university of technology, and entering your 2nd, 3rd, 4th year or Honours in the funded year. You also need a minimum 60% overall average in your most recent year of study and must not be receiving any other bursary support. Preference is given to applicants from Seriti's local mining communities.
- Which fields of study does the bursary cover?
- The programme funds engineering and mining-related disciplines, including Mechanical, Electrical, Mining and Environmental Engineering, Geology, Mine Surveying, and Ventilation & Occupational Hygiene Engineering (VOHE).
- How do I apply for the Seriti Bursary?
- Applications are submitted directly through Seriti's own applicant portal at seritiza.simplify.hr, where the bursary is listed under current vacancies. Register on the portal, complete the online application form and upload your supporting documents before the closing date. The programme is administered in-house by Seriti's Talent Coordinator: Bursaries, not by a third-party administrator.
- When does the Seriti Bursary close?
- Applications typically open around mid-year and close on or about 22 December for the following academic year; the 2026 cycle closed on 22 December 2025. Always confirm the current dates on the official seritiza.simplify.hr portal before applying.
Ready to apply?
Applications close on 22 December 2025
Apply on Seriti Resources (Seriti Holdings; administered in-house via the Seriti Bursary Programme on the seritiza.simplify.hr applicant portal)'s official siteNeed help? Contact Seriti Resources (Seriti Holdings; administered in-house via the Seriti Bursary Programme on the seritiza.simplify.hr applicant portal):
Email: info@seritiza.com
Phone: 011 047 7000
Information verified 2025-12-22. Always confirm details on the funder's official website before applying.
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