Bell Equipment Bursary Scheme

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   Check that you meet the criteria - SA citizen studying full-time in an eligible engineering or IT field with at least a 65% overall average

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   Visit the Bell Equipment careers and bursaries page or the live opportunities portal to view current bursary openings

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   Complete the bursary application form and prepare your supporting documents

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   Submit your application, including academic results and proof of registration, to the Group Training and Development Coordinator via the bursaries email

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   Submit before the annual closing date (reported as 20 October for the relevant intake)

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   Attend an interview and/or assessment if shortlisted by the selection panel

Frequently Asked Questions

Which fields of study does the Bell Equipment bursary cover?

The scheme supports students in Electrical, Electronic, Computer and Mechanical Engineering, as well as Computer Science and Information Technology, at accredited South African universities, universities of technology and TVET/FET colleges.

What academic average do I need for the Bell Equipment bursary?

You need a minimum overall average of 65% in your current academic year. Applicants are typically entering their 2nd year of study, are SA citizens and are not already receiving other bursary funding (institutional merit grants excepted).

What does the Bell Equipment bursary include?

It is a full-cost bursary covering registration fees, tuition fees and prescribed textbooks, plus study assistance where required. It also includes paid vacation work (minimum 8 weeks per year if required) and a potential pathway into employment with Bell Equipment after graduation.

How and when do I apply for the Bell Equipment bursary?

Apply through the Bell Equipment careers and bursaries page or the live opportunities portal, submitting your form and supporting documents to the Group Training and Development Coordinator via [email protected]. The annual closing date is consistently reported as 20 October. The scheme focuses on the Zululand region (Richards Bay/Empangeni) and other areas within Bell's Southern African operations.