Bursary Opportunities For 2018

Ethekwini Municipality is offering bursary opportunities to South African citizens interested in pursuing full time studies in public South African Universities in the following fields:

BSC / BEng Civil Engineering
BSC / BEng Electrical Engineering
BSC / BEng Electronics
BSC / BEng Chemical Engineering
BSC / BEng Mechanical Engineering
BArchictecture
BSC Quantity Surveying
BSC Applied Chemistry

Criteria:
Based on academic merit.
Applicants expected to study at a SA Higher Education institution.
Bursary is for study programmes not less than 3 years in duration.

Bursary covers Tuition, Accommodation, Book Allowance, Meal Allowance and a once off computer allowance (subject to compliance with agreement).

Bursary forms available from:
Ethekwini Municipal Academy, 11th Floor, Shell House, 221 Anton Lembede Street, Durban.

Certified copies of following must accompany delivered application:
SA ID.
Most recent academic record or Matric second and third term results.
Proof of acceptance from University.

Completed application forms to be submitted to:

eThekwini Municpal Academy, 11th Floor, Shell House, 221 Anton Lembede Street, Durban or on eThekwini Municipality Website (e-careers)

Closing date for applications: 17 November 2017 at 12 Midday.

Enquiries 031-311-3192

Poetry, Music Bursaries and Jobs

The Man in Autumn

The old man like a body in Winter,

Walks the town as if following

The railway line; chasing the scenes

Of the world before, brave knight

Sir so dreams fly through the day.

This world behind his walk

Along the tar corridor, ghosts

Accompany him from a crippled world.

Wish that them whom lack

To tie the binds;

Still in the summer like silver

You fade ever slightly

In the journey that must be written.

Perhaps you were there upon

The wind when in fairness

This world was young, long

Lightly you tread the road:

Forever like a kite in Autumn gladness.

by Timothy Sparks - email tphwsparks@gmail.com 

The SAMRO Music Bursaries are the most substantial awards in music study in Southern Africa. Bursaries are open to citizens of South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland.  Applicants should be registered for a music degree/ diploma at a South African University in 2014.  Applications will only be accepted once students have proof of registration for 2014.

The following bursaries are on offer:

1. General Music Study: Western Art or Jazz Popular or African Indigenous Music genres (R10 000 each) available to students in their 2nd years 

2. Music Education OR Community Music Study (R10 000 each) available to students majoring in of these specialized courses in their 3rd and 4th years

3. Music Technology OR Music Business (R10 000 each) available to students majoring in one of these specialized courses in their 3rd and 4th years

4. Performance Study: Western Art or Jazz Popular or African Indigenous Music genres (R10 000 each) available to students majoring in performance study in their 3rd and 4th years

5. Composition Study (R10 000 each) available to students majoring in music composition in their 3rd, 4th and postgraduate years

6. Indigenous African Music Research (R10 000 each) for post-graduate research students at Honours, Masters or Doctoral level

Applications for one of the above mentioned bursaries, close on 3 March 2014.

SAMRO OVERSEAS SCHOLARSHIPS COMPETITION for COMPOSERS 2014

CLOSING DATE: Friday 30 May 2014

The SAMRO Overseas Scholarships is a competition held every year.  These Awards currently rotate in the following four-year cycle:

•             2014        Composers
•             2015        Singers
•             2016        Instrumentalists
•             2017        Keyboard Players

The Scholarships, one for Western Art music and one for Jazz/ Popular music, are for applicants who have already obtained a degree or equivalent diploma in music, or who are in their final year of such degree or equivalent diploma.  The value of the scholarships is R160 000 plus travel allowance of up to R10 000 in each of the genres.

Regulations and online application forms will be available on www.samrofoundation.org.za

For more information, please contact Anriette Chorn  -Tel: (011) 712 8444 or anriette.chorn@samro.org.za

SAMRO Foundation

P O Box 31609, Braamfontein 2017

Tel: (011) 712 8417

naseema.yusuf@samro.org.za

www.samrofoundation.org.za

The Africa Centre (http://www.africacentre.net) is seeking an individual to fill the temporary position of Fundraising Coordinator for a period of 4.5 months (starting on the 15th February until the 30th June 2014).

No prior fundraising experience is required the person must however possess these skills:

• Multi-tasker
• Organised and efficient
• Good communicator
• Excellent research skills
• Excellent writing skills
• Ability to analyse, synthesise and collate information
• Computer literate (full MS Office)

Job functions:

• Research and compile a funders database
• Communicate with potential funders  (get more information on their funding priorities, send project information and the set up meetings)
• Compile funding applicationsDevelop funding proposals in collaboration with the rest of the team
• Compile narrative and financial progesss reports
   

Qualifications

• Postgraduate

To apply, please submit the following documentation to ivanaa@africacentre.net by the 31st January 2014. Shortlisted candidates will be notified the week of the 3rd of February 2014.

• 2 page Curriculum Vitae
• Motivation Letter
• 2x reference letter

(Source - Pansa)