Lonmin Bursary

The mining industry is a major pillar of the South African economy, and so skilled professionals are very necessary for its continued success.

Recognizing this need, Lonmin, a leading mining company in the country, offers the Lonmin Bursary to support qualified and hardworking students pursuing careers in this vital sector.

About the Lonmin Bursary

The Lonmin Bursary is a comprehensive financial aid program designed to empower academically talented students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

It provides full financial support for undergraduate studies in mining and related fields, helping to bridge the gap between potential and opportunity.

The Lonmin Bursary offers a comprehensive support package that goes beyond just financial aid. Here’s what you can expect:

  1. Coverage of tuition fees
  2. Allowance for accommodation and meals
  3. Textbook stipend
  4. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  5. On-campus mentorship and support
  6. Internship opportunities at Lonmin mines
  7. Potential employment upon successful completion of studies

Lonmin Bursary Application Form

Unfortunately, Lonmin does not currently advertise a dedicated bursary application page on their website.

However, you can find valuable information about their bursary programs and application processes through the following resources:

  1. Lonmin Experiential Training Programme Website
  2. SA Varsity Student Portal
  3. National Bursary Information Service

We recommend checking these websites regularly for updates on the Lonmin Bursary application process.

Additionally, you can contact the National Bursary Information Service hotline at 1207867# for further assistance.

Lonmin Bursary Requirements

If you hope to be considered eligible for the Lonmin Bursary, you must meet the following criteria:

  1. Be a South African citizen.
  2. Demonstrate exceptional academic ability, particularly in Mathematics and Science subjects.
  3. Be enrolled or planning to enroll for full-time studies at a recognized South African university.
  4. Pursue a degree in a field relevant to the mining industry, such as:
    • Mining Engineering
    • Electrical Engineering
    • Mechanical Engineering
    • Metallurgy
    • Geology
    • Analytical Chemistry
    • Information Technology
  5. Come from a financially disadvantaged background.
  6. Demonstrate a strong commitment to your studies and a desire to build a career in the mining sector.

Lonmin uses an intense selection process to choose bursary recipients. If you are shortlisted, you may be required to attend some interviews and take a few aptitude tests.

The final selection is based on academic merit, financial need, and your personal mission being in line with Lonmin’s future skills requirements.

Lonmin Bursary Closing Date

The application deadline for the Lonmin Bursary normally falls in the second half of the year, but the specific date can vary.

The new application date is yet to be announced but you can stay informed by checking the bursary information on the platform you choose to apply through.

While Lonmin might not have a dedicated bursary contact number advertised publicly, you can try contacting their general enquiries line at 010 140 3099 or lonminsupport@pnet.co.za for any bursary-related queries.