Hatch Engineering Bursary Programmes 2023
Hatch Engineering Bursary Programmes 2023
Bursary Details
With over six decades of business and technical experience in the mining, energy, and infrastructure sectors, we see challenges evolving in every industry.
We respond quickly with solutions that are smarter, more efficient, and innovative.
We draw upon our 9,000 staff, with experience in over 150 countries, to challenge the status quo and create positive change for our clients, our employees, and the communities we serve.
Our Project Delivery Group (PDG) helps clients with world-class project delivery from studies to building assets, operating the assets, and developing efficiencies through our people, methodologies, governance, and systems.
Our engineering and project management and construction disciplines ensure safe, efficient, and sustainable delivery of projects globally across the metals and mining, infrastructure, and energy sectors.
The outcome of your application will be provided to you by 30 September 2022.
Electrical Engineering Bursary
Minimum requirements to apply:
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You must be a South African citizen.
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You must be studying or intending to study a BSc or BEng in Electrical Engineering at a recognised Tertiary Institution in South Africa.
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Tertiary students must have maintained an average academic achievement of 65% or above.
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Grade 12 students must have maintained an average academic achievement of 90% or above.
Civil Engineering Bursary
Minimum requirements to apply:
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You must be a South African citizen.
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You must be studying or intending to study a BSc or BEng in Civil Engineering at a recognised Tertiary Institution in South Africa.
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Tertiary students must have maintained an average academic achievement of 65% or above.
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Grade 12 students must have maintained an average academic achievement of 90% or above.
Mechanical Engineering Bursary
Minimum requirements to apply:
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You must be a South African citizen.
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You must be studying or intending to study a BSc or BEng in Mechanical Engineering at a recognised Tertiary Institution in South Africa.
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Tertiary students must have maintained an average academic achievement of 65% or above.
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Grade 12 students must have maintained an average academic achievement of 90% or above.
- Tuition
- Allowances
- Accommodation
- Vacation work
- Additional services to support bursars during their studies
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South African Identity Document
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Grade 12 results and or Grade 11 results and written proof of acceptance from a recognised Tertiary Institution for the chosen qualification of study
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Complete transcript of tertiary academic record
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Comprehensive CV
- Bursary programme: Mechanical Engineering: CLICK HERE
- Bursary Programme: Civil Engineering: CLICK HERE
- Bursary Programme: Electrical Engineering: CLICK HERE
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