Jones & Wagener (JAWS) Bursary
Jones & Wagener (JAWS) is a long-established South African consulting engineering firm specialising in civil, geotechnical and environmental work. The JAWS bursary funds high-performing students through their full undergraduate degree in civil engineering and the earth/environmental sciences, with structured paid vacation work at the JAWS Rivonia or Centurion offices.
Eligible Fields of Study
Jones & Wagener Engineering Consultants supports students in the following disciplines
Eligibility Requirements
- ✓ South African citizen
- ✓ Currently in Grade 12 or studying towards a BEng or BSc in a qualifying field
- ✓ Minimum 75% for Mathematics and Physical Science in Matric (or comparable university results)
- ✓ Strong overall academic record
- ✓ Demonstrate financial need
- ✓ Studying at a recognised South African university
What's Included
- ✓ Tuition fees
- ✓ Prescribed textbooks allowance
- ✓ Accommodation
- ✓ Paid vacation work (six weeks) at JAWS Rivonia or Centurion offices in July and/or December
- ✓ Mentorship from JAWS engineers and scientists
- ✓ Pathway into a JAWS graduate role on completion
Work Commitment
Bursary recipients are required to complete six weeks of paid vacation work at a JAWS office each year and to work back at Jones & Wagener after qualifying for a period equal to the duration of the bursary award.
How to Apply
Steps to complete your Jones & Wagener Engineering Consultants bursary application
- 1
Download the bursary application form from the Jones & Wagener website (Bursaries page)
- 2
Complete the form in full
- 3
Attach certified copies of all supporting documents
- 4
Email the completed application and documents to [email protected] before 31 July 2026
- 5
Shortlisted candidates are contacted by 31 October 2026
Required Documents
- 📄 Completed JAWS bursary application form
- 📄 Certified ID copy
- 📄 Certified latest academic results (Grade 11, matric or university transcript)
- 📄 Proof of acceptance or registration at a tertiary institution
- 📄 Proof of household income
- 📄 Motivational letter
- 📄 CV
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which fields does the Jones & Wagener bursary fund?
- Civil engineering plus the earth and environmental sciences - including engineering geology, geochemistry, hydrogeology, hydrology and environmental science - all aligned with the consulting work JAWS does.
- What marks do I need to apply?
- A minimum of 75% for both Mathematics and Physical Science in Matric, plus strong overall academic performance. University applicants need comparable results in their degree.
- Do I have to work for JAWS after I graduate?
- Yes. Recipients complete six weeks of paid vacation work at JAWS each year and work back at the company after qualifying for a period equal to the duration of their bursary.
- When does the JAWS Bursary close?
- Applications for the 2027 academic year close on 31 July 2026. Shortlisted candidates are contacted by 31 October 2026.
Ready to apply?
Applications close on 31 July 2026
Apply on Jones & Wagener Engineering Consultants's official siteNeed help? Contact Jones & Wagener Engineering Consultants:
Email: [email protected]
Information verified 2026-05-19. Always confirm details on the funder's official website before applying.
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