Impala Platinum Bursary Programme 2027: Unlock Your Future in Engineering and Science

Unlock your future with Implats Bursary 2027! Apply by 31 Aug 2026 for a chance to study engineering or chemistry. #Bursary #Education

Published 25 August 2026
Closing Date 6 October 2026
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Embark on a transformative academic journey with the Implats Bursary Programme 2027, an exceptional opportunity for South African Matric learners. Applications are open until 31 August 2026, offering a chance to pursue NQF Level 7 degrees in key engineering and science fields.

About the Opportunity

Impala Platinum Refineries is committed to nurturing future leaders by offering bursaries to Matric learners aspiring to study Chemical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Chemistry, Electrical Engineering (preferably Heavy Current), and Mechanical Engineering. This bursary not only covers financial aspects but also provides invaluable development opportunities to enhance practical industry exposure.

Closing Date

Ensure your application is submitted by 31 August 2026 to be considered for this prestigious programme.

Key Responsibilities

Recipients of the Implats Bursary will be expected to excel academically and participate in vacation work during the December/January holidays, gaining hands-on experience at Impala Platinum Refineries.

Requirements/Qualifications

  • South African citizenship
  • Current Matric status
  • Intention to pursue an NQF Level 7 degree in the specified fields
  • Minimum Grade 11 results: 60% in English, Mathematics, and Physical Science
  • Preference for applicants from Eastern Ekurhuleni, Ward 72, and nearby schools

Benefits

The bursary covers tuition fees, accommodation, and study materials. Additionally, recipients will benefit from skills development opportunities designed to support long-term career growth.

Vacation Work Opportunities

Bursary holders will have the chance to engage in practical work experiences during the December/January holidays, providing a platform to apply academic knowledge in a real-world setting.