Sasol Mining Fence-line (Mainstream) Programme 2026 for young South Africans.

Application Deadline: September thirteenth, 2026

Applications at the moment are open for the 2026 Sasol Mining Fence-line (Mainstream) Programme. Sasol Mainstream bursaries is a performance-based programme with a work-back / pay-back obligation. This is a complete bursary provided to proficient people who’re planning to study full-time in the direction of an undergraduate in chosen Engineering, Science and Technology qualification.

The Sasol Mining Fence-line Bursary Programme seeks to draw distinctive young expertise to hitch the group.

These bursaries assist full-time research main in the direction of a Bachelor’s Engineering/Engineering in Technology diploma at a acknowledged South African University.

Eligibke Programmes

Applicants could submit their purposes for diploma applications (excluding diplomas) within the designated fields of study if they’re presently enrolled as 1st to 4th-year college students pursuing Bachelor’s diploma at a South African University. The eligible disciplines are as follows:

1. Electrical Engineering
2. Electronic Engineering
3. Geology (Please remember that getting an Honours diploma is obligatory for pursuing this discipline of study)
4. Industrial Engineering
5. Mechanical Engineering
6. Mining Engineering
7. Mine Surveying on the University of Johannesburg solely

• These bursary Opportunities are completely obtainable to South African residents (by start solely) from Sasol Mining Fenceline communities, who’re or will probably be endeavor diploma research at a public South African University or University of Technology.
• Qualified candidates are people at present of their first to fourth yr of research.

Application Criteria – Minimum Criteria

First-year candidates ought to present their Grade 11 / Grade 12 outcomes, second-year college students should submit their first-year outcomes, third-year college students are required to submit their second-year outcomes, and fourth-year college students should submit their third-year outcomes, all assembly the required minimal necessities:

1. B.Eng. and B.Sc. Eng

• Level 6:  70 -79% for Mathematics (not Maths Literacy)
• Level 6:  70 -79% for Physical Science
• Level 5:  60 – 69% for English First Additional language or
• Level 5:  60 – 69% for English home language or
• Level 4:  50 – 59% for English Second Additional language

2. B.Eng. Tech.

• Level 5:  60 – 69% for Mathematics (not Maths Literacy) and
• Level 5:  60 – 69% for Physical Science and
• Level 5:  60 – 69% for English First Additional language or
• Level 5:  60 – 69% for English home language or
• Level 4:  50 – 59% for English Second Additional language

Benefits

1. Registration charges  
2. Tuition charges (no cost for repeat modules)  
3. Pocket Money 
4. Meal allowance
5. Accommodation allowance (An quantity equal to the typical price for lodging in a single room at a University residence at which the Sasol bursar is finding out.)
6. A once-off Computer and Calculator allowance
7. Work Opportunities (with a work-back obligation/pay-back obligation) – based mostly on Company wants
8. Development Opportunities (e.g. doable trip work after completion of two^nd and three^rd tutorial yr of study).
9. Psyche-social assist (Student discussions / Workshops / EAP – Employee help programme @ Sasol and so on.)

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the Sasol Mining Fence-line (Mainstream) Programme