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Mediclinic Southern Africa, in partnership with ER24, is offering bursaries for the year 2025 to support the education of aspiring healthcare professionals. This initiative addresses the critical need for skilled healthcare workers globally. The Mediclinic/ ER24 bursary program is aimed at students pursuing studies in Nursing, Pharmacist, and Emergency Medical Care. The Mediclinic/ ER24 bursary is a vital opportunity for those who meet the necessary requirements and are eager to contribute to the healthcare sector. About the Mediclinic/ ER24 Bursary Facility: Mediclinic Southern Africa Corporate Office City: 25 Du Toit Street, Stellenbosch, South Africa Closing Date: 31 July 2024 Recruiter…
The University of the Free State (UFS), in collaboration with Media24, invites students to apply for the Matriculant of the Year Bursary competition for the 2025 academic year. This prestigious competition, running for over 40 years, is designed for top-achieving Matric students who excel in academics, sports, culture, or leadership and wish to study at UFS in 2025. About the Matriculant of the Year Bursary Competition The selection process consists of several stages: Semi-finalists Selection: Judges will select 25 semi-finalists based on the information provided in the application forms. Finalists Selection: From the semi-finalists, 14 finalists will be chosen and…
The Presidential Youth Programme 2024/2025 is a golden opportunity for recent graduates in South Africa to gain valuable work experience and enhance their employability. The Department is inviting qualifying graduates to apply for this prestigious programme that aims to provide work exposure for a period of eight (8) months. The PYP is designed to equip graduates with practical skills and experience in their respective fields. The 2024/2025 edition of the programme features various posts, including the Deployment Programme: Counsellor positions, which are available across multiple provinces. This initiative is crucial in addressing the high unemployment rates among South African youth…