AMSOL Bursary South Africa 2026

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AMSOL Bursary South Africa 2026

African Marine Solutions (AMSOL) invites applications for the AMSOL Bursary South Africa 2026. This bursary programme supports young South Africans pursuing studies in the maritime, transport, and logistics industries, empowering them to become future leaders in the sector.

Applications are officially open, and the closing date is 30 September 2025.

AMSOL Bursary South Africa

About AMSOL

AMSOL is a leading South African company in the marine solutions industry, providing services in offshore support, terminal management, specialised shipping, and logistics. Through its bursary programme, AMSOL aims to invest in the country’s youth by helping students access quality education in critical skills sectors.

AMSOL Bursary South Africa

Fields of Study Covered

The AMSOL Bursary 2026 is available for students pursuing qualifications in:

Maritime Studies
Marine Engineering
Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Transport Economics
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Naval Architecture
Other marine and logistics-related fields

What the Bursary Covers

The AMSOL Bursary South Africa 2026 provides full or partial funding, depending on the student’s needs, including:

Tuition fees
Registration fees
Accommodation and meals (for students in residences)
Prescribed textbooks and study materials
Living allowance (for eligible students)

AMSOL Bursary South Africa

Who Can Apply?

To qualify for the AMSOL Bursary, applicants must:

Be a South African citizen.
Be currently in Matric (2025) or already studying full-time at a recognized South African university or university of technology.
Have excellent academic results in relevant subjects.
Intend to pursue or be pursuing studies in one of the approved fields.
Demonstrate financial need.

AMSOL Bursary South Africa

How to Apply for the AMSOL Bursary 2026

Step 1: Prepare Your Documents

Applicants must include the following:

A certified copy of your ID
Latest academic results or academic transcript
Proof of university/college acceptance or registration
A motivational letter explaining why you should be awarded the bursary
Proof of household income (payslips or affidavit if unemployed)

Step 2: Submit Your Application

Applications must be completed online via AMSOL’s official channels.
AMSOL Bursary Application – Apply Here

AMSOL Bursary South Africa

Closing Date

The closing date for the AMSOL Bursary South Africa 2026 is 30 September 2025.
⚠️ Late applications will not be accepted.

Why Choose the AMSOL Bursary?

Opportunity to study in high-demand maritime and logistics fields
Financial support for tuition and living expenses
Possibility of internship and career opportunities with AMSOL after graduation
Contributing to the growth of South Africa’s blue economy

FAQs

1. Does the AMSOL bursary cover postgraduate studies?
No, the bursary is mainly for undergraduate students in approved study fields.

2. Will I need to work for AMSOL after graduation?
Yes, bursary recipients may be required to work-back the bursary by serving at AMSOL for a specific period.

3. Can I apply if I’m studying at a TVET College?
The bursary primarily supports university and university of technology students, but check the official call each year for eligibility updates.

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