South Africa Cultivar & Technology Agency (SACTA): Bursaries 2023
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SA Cultivar & Technology Agency (SACTA): Bursaries 2023
Company: SA Cultivar & Technology Agency (SACTA)
Location: South Africa.
The following Bursaries are available:
Honours:
- Bursaries totaling R68 250,00 per annum, for two years, in respect of Hons Applicants.
- Bursaries will only be paid out according to the submitted and approved progress reports by both the student and their supervisor.
Masters by Dissertation:
- Bursaries totaling R99 750,00 per annum, for two years, in respect of MSc Applicants.
- Bursaries will only be paid out according to the submitted and approved progress reports by both the student and their supervisor.
Doctoral Research:
- Bursaries totaling R131 250,00 per annum, for three years, in respect of PhD Applicants.
- Bursaries will only be paid out according to the submitted and approved progress reports by both the student and their supervisor.
Bursary Conditions:
- This bursary will ONLY fund Applicants registered for Honours, Masters by Dissertation or Doctoral qualifications.
- Only Applicants who apply by the specified date, have completed the application form and submitted all necessary supporting documents will be considered.
- Applications will not be processed unless the Legal Undertaking (Section E), on this Application form, has been completed and signed by the applicant concerned.
- Application for a bursary does not obligate SACTA to award a student a bursary, nor does it guarantee that any bursaries will be awarded.
- Telephonic interviews with shortlisted applicants will be conducted.
- Applicants will be notified of a successful outcome within 8 weeks of the closing date.
- Should applicants not receive correspondence from SACTA within the 8 weeks from the closing date, applicants may accept that their application is unsuccessful.
- The Initial instalment of the bursary is payable in January.
- All bursary awards are conditional upon receipt of a positive report from the student’s supervisor.
- Continued receipt of the bursary is dependent on a favourable supervisor’s progress report/s and the acceptance of the bursary holder’s progress report by SACTA indicating how the recipient is progressing with his/her studies.
- Applicants will be expected to submit a hard and soft copy of the completed thesis/dissertation on completion of their studies, which will be posted on relevant industry websites.
CLOSING DATE
Applications for (South Africa Cultivar & Technology Agency (SACTA): Bursaries 2023) must be submitted before the closing date on 30 September 2022
Please really application attention to the completeness of the application that will be sent to the selection committee is complete according to the requirements that have been set, in order to allow candidates to get the opportunity with what was expected.
REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS
How To Apply: (South Africa Cultivar & Technology Agency (SACTA): Bursaries 2023)
It is recommended for those of you who want to register to really application attention to the requirements that have been determined, in order to get a better chance.
South Africa Cultivar & Technology Agency (SACTA): Bursaries 2023 reserves the right to offer or refuse employment to anyone at any time in its sole and absolute discretion. The decision of the committee is final and all parties involved in the recruitment process.
It is possible to guarantee that your application is protected as possible to register. However, this does not guarantee immediate success and is only designed to provide you with a stable position during the recruitment process.
Remember, incomplete applications will not be accepted by the selection committee. Candidates who submit their applications after the stated deadline will not be considered. All submissions submitted after the deadline, regardless of their substance, will be discarded without further consideration.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Requirements
- The basic requirements for application of a bursary with SACTA are:
- Applicants must be South African citizens.
- Applicants must be admitted to study full time with the institution of their choice.
- SACTA bursaries are only awarded to Honours, Masters and Doctoral studies.
- The field of study must be relevant to the South African breeding and technology industry.
- Successful applicants may not be in receipt of alternative funding from alternate sources.
- The proposal for the dissertation/thesis must be approved by SACTA prior to the commencement of the studies.
Upon application, SACTA requires:
- a) A completed application form,
- b) A certified copy of a South African identity document/passport,
- c) Updated curriculum vitae,
- d) The latest academic transcript/record on an official letterhead,
- e) Proof of registration and a fee statement (if available).
- A formal bursary agreement is to be concluded with SACTA should a bursary be awarded.
- A supervisor for the study programme must be designated by the Institution where the study will be undertaken and must be approved by SACTA.
- It is the responsibility of the Student to inform the Supervisor that he/she will be required to register with the particular Bursary Scheme on our website. The URL address thereof may be provided to the supervisor either by the student or upon request.
- Applicants will be expected to work in the South African grain and oilseeds breeding and technology industry for the same period for which a bursary was awarded.
- Annual bursary amounts will be determined by SACTA each year.
- Closing date for bursary application submissions is 30 September of every year.
You are welcome to submit possible applications. Remember, you really must first apply the requirements (South Africa Cultivar & Technology Agency (SACTA): Bursaries 2023). This variable will determine whether you are a viable candidate or not. Please see the qualification conditions provided above if you wish to double-check your credentials. it will be great if you complete everything in the following list if you want to stand a chance of passing your selection.