About Exxaro Resources Exxaro Resources is one of South Africa’s leading diversified resource companies, committed to driving sustainable growth and innovation in the mining and energy sectors. Guided by a strong culture of excellence, inclusivity, and transformation, Exxaro continues to invest in people who have the passion and drive to shape the future of industry. The company’s bursary programme reflects this commitment by offering financial assistance, mentorship, and career development opportunities to exceptional young talent pursuing studies in critical technical fields. The Feeder Bursary Programme is designed to support students who demonstrate academic excellence and leadership potential while studying towards degrees in Engineering, Geology, Mine Surveying, and Data Science. Through this initiative, Exxaro seeks to nurture the next generation of professionals who will advance sustainable practices and innovation within South Africa’s industrial landscape. Bursary Overview The Exxaro Feeder Bursary Programme provides comprehensive support for university students pursuing specific qualifications in 2026. Successful applicants will join a vibrant community of scholars and receive financial and developmental assistance aimed at empowering them to excel academically and professionally. Exxaro’s bursary recipients benefit from: Full or partial tuition coverage at accredited South African universities. Book and accommodation allowances, where applicable. Mentorship and professional development, including workshops and exposure to real-world projects. Networking opportunities within Exxaro’s extensive corporate ecosystem. Potential work-back opportunities through internships or post-graduation employment placements. This programme offers more than just financial assistance—it is a gateway to a future career with one of the most innovative and sustainability-driven resource companies in Africa. Eligible Fields of Study Exxaro invites applications from students who will be enrolled in the following academic disciplines during 2026: Civil Engineering – 2nd or 4th year of study towards a BEng/BSc in Civil Engineering. Industrial Engineering – 2nd or 4th year of study towards a BEng/BSc in Industrial Engineering. Electrical Engineering – 2nd year of study towards a BEng/BSc in Electrical Engineering. Mechanical Engineering – 2nd year of study towards a BEng in Mechanical Engineering. Metallurgical or Chemical Engineering – 2nd or 4th year of study towards a BEng/BSc in Metallurgical or Chemical Engineering. Geology – 2nd or 3rd year of study towards a BSc in Geology. Mining Engineering – 2nd year of study towards a BEng/BSc in Mining Engineering. Mine Surveying – 3rd or Honours year of study towards a BEng/BSc in Mine Surveying. Data Science – 3rd year of study towards a BTech, B.DatSci, or B.Comp specialising in Data Sciences. Students in these disciplines who demonstrate exceptional academic performance and commitment to their field of study are encouraged to apply. Duties and Responsibilities As a recipient of the Exxaro Feeder Bursary, students are expected to maintain a high standard of academic and personal conduct. The bursary carries with it specific responsibilities to ensure continued eligibility and alignment with Exxaro’s core values of accountability, integrity, and growth. Recipients will be required to: Maintain strong academic performance, achieving the minimum average specified in the bursary agreement. Attend classes and complete all coursework diligently, including assignments, projects, and examinations. Submit progress reports each semester to the bursary office, including official academic transcripts. Participate in mentorship and training programmes organized by Exxaro to support personal and professional growth. Uphold good conduct and serve as an ambassador for the Exxaro brand, demonstrating professionalism and ethical behaviour. Fulfil work-back obligations if applicable, through internships or graduate employment within Exxaro after completing studies. Promptly communicate any changes in course of study, institution, or personal circumstances that may affect the bursary. Why Join Exxaro’s Bursary Programme? Exxaro is more than a mining company—it is a hub for innovation, skills development, and inclusive growth. The Feeder Bursary Programme offers a rare opportunity to learn from industry leaders and contribute to solutions that advance sustainability and socio-economic development. As a Top Employer award recipient, Exxaro is recognized for creating an empowering work culture where talent is nurtured and potential is realized. Bursars gain access to technical expertise, hands-on experience, and a professional network that sets them on a clear path toward leadership in their chosen fields. Graduates of this programme often transition into Exxaro’s professional development and internship programmes, gaining exposure to projects that integrate renewable energy, digital transformation, and responsible mining practices. Application Details Closing Date: 30 November 2025 Location: Centurion, Gauteng, South Africa Reference Number: EXX251104-3 (Exxaro Reference P40000001) Business Unit: Exxaro Corporate Centre – The ConneXXion Programme Type: Bursary (Feeder Programme) Applications must be submitted through Exxaro’s official recruitment portal. Candidates should attach all required academic transcripts and proof of enrolment. Shortlisted applicants will be contacted directly. Exxaro is an equal opportunity employer, committed to diversity and inclusion. Applicants from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply. 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