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Breede Valley Municipality Bursary

 



Breede Valley Municipality Bursary


About the Bursary Provider -  Breede Valley Municipality 


Natural beauty: picturesque mountains, lush valleys, indigenous semi-desert vegetation, vineyards and vast plains , a picture that comes to mind when describing the Breede Valley. The major towns are include Worcester (of where most of its residents are located), Touws River, De Doorns and Rawsonville. 

The Category B munincipality has 7 main economic sectors, namely: agriculture, community services, finance, manufacturing, trade, transport and construction. 

The fields they will be covering and selection 


They are looking for people who live in the greater Breede Valley municipal area , to apply for their bursary programme. It will be covering undergraduate studies under these fields:
  • Cost Management accounting
  • Financial Accounting
  • Risk Management
  • Supply Chain Management

Requirements in order to be eligible 


  • You should satisfy the following base entry criteria before applying (please take note that if you cannot satisfy all these your application will not be considered):
  • You must be a South African citizen 
  • You must reside within the greater Breede Valley municipal area, in the Western Cape province
  • You must have completed Matric 
  • You must be studying or intend on studying full-time within one of the fields mentioned previously. 
  • You must be studying or intend on studying full-time at a SAQA accredited tertiary institution in South Africa 
  • You must not be owing any type of bursary of financial assistance from another institution. 

How you can apply 

You can download and complete the Breede Valley Municipality Bursary Application Form 

The application for can also be collected from the Breede Valley Municipality in Worcester, in Rawsonville, De Doorns and Touwsrivier. At the reception of the Human Resource offices. 

Documentation you need to provide when applying 

  • ID document (copy)
  • Matric certificate (copy)
  • Proof of tertiary registration(on the institute's letter head)
  • Breakdown of study fees, including book fees(on the institute's letter head)
  • Full tertiary academic record, if currently studying at tertiary level(certified copy)
  • Full detailed Curriculum Vitae 
  • Covering Letter
  • Guardians proof of income (latest payslips if employed/affidavit if unemployed/bank-statements if self-employed/ proof of grant or pension if applicable/ death certificate if deceased)
  • Proof of Residence( municipal account)

Applications must be submitted electronically via email to: owilson@gov.za (insert the words"Treasury Bursary 2021" in the email subject part)

Closing date 

5 March 2021 
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