The national bursary programme of the Institute dates back to 1935. Since then our students, among them Mr. Nelson Mandela, who won a bursary worth £120 in the late 1940s, have served the country in almost every field of endeavour.
The purpose of this database is to showcase the achievements of our bursars, and provide a forum for alumni to contribute to the continuation of the bursary programme. If you received a bursary from the Institute, please fill in this form so we can stay in contact.
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For more information on how to apply for a bursary please click here.
Become a donor
The Institute administers bursary funds for many of South Africa’s largest corporations. The Institute carefully selects, manages, and reports on each of its bursars. Pass rates of our bursars are exceptionally high. To become a donor, or to find out about the Black Economic Empowerment and other benefits of doing so click here.
With thousands of foreign tourists expected for the Soccer World Cup what advice do you have for them should they see a political blue-light convoy approaching? We will publish the results in a future article.
SAIRR Today: Warning bells for South Africa - 18th March 2010
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