Statistiek: 822 000-kerf

Think about it ...

Success also hurts 

when you don't have a loved one 

to congratulate you.
Failure also looks beautiful 

when you have a loved one 

to support you.

Your hard work never goes unnoticed

Happy Secretary's Day!

We cannot thank you enough for all you do.

Our office wouldn't be as efficient without you.

Your hard work does not go unnoticed.

Thanks for all you do!

We are incredibly proud of you!

Congratulations to Brandon Kelly that participated at the All Out war kick boxing tournament in Potchefstroom on the 28-30 August 2026 and received the following places:

• 1st Place - Full Contact High
• 2nd place - Semi Contact close combat
• 3rd place - Baton
• 3rd place - series

The first place for Full Contact High Kick is an SA title!

We are incredibly proud of you!

LOL: Blou Maandag-humor ...

Vrae in die klas:

* Geografieklas:

Vraag: Wat veroorsaak getye in die see?

Antwoord: Die getye is 'n geveg tussen die aarde en die maan. Al die water wil na die maan vloei, want daar is nie water op die maan nie. Ek het vergeet waar die son in die geveg inkom.

* Afrikaanse klas
Juffrou vra vir Jannie om 'n sin te maak met die woord "oomblik."
Jannie dink 'n bietjie en sê: "Juffrou, wat sê die klein blikkie vir die groot blikkie? Goeie môre, Oomblik!"

* Afrikaanse klas:

Vraag: "Kan 'n mens die woord DEUR gebruik en trappe van vergelyking daarmee maak?"

Een van die kinders se antwoorde was: "Ja, meneer. Deur, dwarsdeur, anderkant uit, m*** toe!"

Preparing for a Bursary Interview

QUESTIONS THE CANDIDATE SHOULD ASK DURING THE BURSARY INTERVIEW

• What does your organisation aim to achieve by offering this bursary?
• What are some additional programmes that your organisation support to reach its goals?
• How can I get involved in these additional programmes?
• What are the characteristics you are looking for in the perfect candidate?
• Does the bursary provide any other academic resources?
• Does your organisation sponsor programmes that allow applicants to connect with alumni or offer potential job placements?
• Does the organisation provide resources or opportunities once the applicant has graduated?

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Word 'n veldgids!

Leer, studeer en leef vir 2 maande op die Bushwise-kampus in die bos. 

Klik HIER vir opwindende beursnuus.

Moenie hierdie kans deur jou vingers laat glip nie.

Gryp die bul by die horings en registreer!

Think about it ...

Expect nothing,
Appreciate everything.
Gratitude keeps us grounded.
Entitlement keeps us bitter.

Well done, Tekkies

Bursaries South Africa on social media

Are you following Bursaries South Africa on social media? 

They post the latest bursary opportunities and reminders of bursaries closing soon on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

LOL: Blou Maandag-humor ...

Eksamenflaters:

* Watter waarborge kan 'n bank vereis as hulle 'n huisverband toestaan?
As jy 'n huis koop, kan hulle aandring dat jy goed geërf het.

* Hoe word dou gevorm?

Die son skyn op die blare en dan sweet hulle. 

* What is the capital of England?
E.

* What is a heading?
A heading is a head with the letter ING on it.

Preparing for a Bursary Interview

COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS DURING A BURSARY INTERVIEW:

• Tell us about yourself.
• What personal achievement makes you the proudest?
• What is your greatest strength?
• What is your greatest weakness?
• What kind of activities do you partake in and enjoy?
• How would others (friends, teachers, etc.) describe you?
• Why did you choose your particular course?
• Why do you want to study at your selected institution?
• What is a mistake you have made, how did you overcome it and what did you learn from it?
• What are your life goals?
• Where do you see yourself in the future (5 to 10 years from now)?
• How do you plan to make use of the bursary award?
• Why do you deserve to be selected for the bursary?
• What can you do for our organisation (what contribution can you make)?

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Bursaries: Construction and Built Environment Bursaries South Africa 2027

Construction is about planning, designing, creating and finally building infrastructures or facilities. People that work within the construction sector, generally see the project through from start to finish. Built environment is the man-made construction of homes, shopping centres, office blocks and even water and energy networks.

Construction and Built Environment bursaries provide financial assistance to students pursuing qualifications in fields such as Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Quantity Surveying, Architecture, Urban Planning, Property Development, and related disciplines. 

These bursaries are offered by government departments, construction companies, engineering firms, property developers, and professional organisations seeking to support the next generation of built environment professionals.

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Accredited courses and award-winning trainers across campuses in South Africa’s Big 5 areas

Bushwise transforms wildlife lovers into skilled safari guides, conservationists, and wildlife professionals.

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Not everyone can work a 9-5 behind a desk. We’re here for those people. 

Bushwise courses offer a path to a range of wildlife and conservation careers ...  If you’d like to find out more, drop a in the comments!
 

https://www.facebook.com/bushwise

Good luck, Tekkies

The biggest decision you'll make this year ...

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Think about it ...

Build bridges, not walls.
Spread love, not hate.
Live your life to the fullest
and always be happy.

Statistiek: 697 000 getroue e-besoekers

Top 10 achievers of Term 2

"Work hard in silence, 

and let your success make the noise." 

LOL: Blou Maandag-humor ...

Eksamenflaters:

*Voltooi: Wat jonk is, speel graag ...
A: wat oud is, kreun graag.

* Write the two reactions used in the separation of CaCO₃

Surprised, relieved.

* What is the difference between 8 and 6?
8 is all curly and 6 is not.

* Explain what a digital footprint is.
A digital footprint is when you step on your iPad.

How to write a Motivational Letter for a Bursary Application

• Be genuine when describing your financial need

• Be sure to include both the institution and course you are in

• Describe the goals you have (educational and future career prospects)

• Make the letter personal and not generic

• Ensure the recipient that you will meet all the requirements of the programme

• Use language that is professional and polite

• Be sure to include your necessary academic results and documents

• Enclose both the application form and its supporting documents

• Keep a formal tone with all your content

• Be precise

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Bursaries: Engineering, Construction, Economics & Transport Management

Each year, the SARF awards bursaries for studies in disciplines within the road transport sector.
Bursaries will be awarded for Undergraduate and Postgraduate studies, within these fields:

• Road Safety  Engineering
• Road Transport  Economics
• Road Transport Management
• Road Engineering (Civil Engineering / Traffic Engineering/ Bridge Engineering/ Pavement Engineering/  Transportation Planning/ Construction Management/ Construction Materials/ Storm Water/ Environment/ Construction Materials)

Closing date: 31 August 2026

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APPLY HERE for the Sasol Foundation Bursary:

https://bit.ly/SasolFoundationBursary

Covers:
- STEM bursaries: Agricultural Science | Chemistry | Computer Science | Data Science | Education (majoring in STEM subjects) | Engineering (All disciplines) | Financial Science | Health Science | Mathematical Science | Technology | Other.
- Non-STEM bursaries: for students from Sasol’s fence line communities (municipalities / districts around Sasol plants / operations); as well as children of Sasol Khanyisa shareholders; and children of Sasol employees, to study towards non-STEM qualifications.Colleges & Universities

Closing: 23 August 2026.

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Think about it ...

How can I develop my values?

* Read, listen, investigate. 

* Find experts. 

* Check facts. 

* And draw conclusions where you can on what you think is valuable about life. 

* If you can’t do that, or don’t feel comfortable doing that, find the kindest person you know and copy them. 

* When in doubt, be kind.