Zutari Bursary Programme

1. 1

   Watch the Zutari careers portal for the bursary to open online (typically around September each year)

2. 2

   Create an account on the Zutari careers portal

3. 3

   Complete the online application form

4. 4

   Upload a certified copy of your SA ID and your latest academic results / transcript

5. 5

   Upload your CV and proof of university acceptance or registration (for university students)

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   Submit your application before the closing date (reported around 31 August for the relevant intake)

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   Attend a panel interview if shortlisted - selection is based on academic performance, field of study, financial need and the interview

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Zutari the same company as Aurecon?

Yes. Zutari is the engineering and infrastructure consultancy formerly known as Aurecon - the African business rebranded to Zutari in 2020. The bursary programme is run directly by Zutari's Early Talent team.

Which engineering fields does the Zutari bursary cover?

Eligible disciplines include Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical/Electronic, Mechatronics, Industrial and Chemical Engineering at ECSA-accredited South African universities.

What academic results do I need for the Zutari bursary?

Grade 12 applicants typically need a high overall average with Level 7 in Mathematics and Physical Science. Current university students typically need a minimum average of around 65-70%.

How do I apply for the Zutari bursary?

Create an account on the Zutari careers portal and submit the online application form with your certified ID, academic results, CV and proof of registration. Applications generally open around September and close around 31 August for the relevant intake, with roughly 10 bursaries reported available.