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Eligibility Requirements
- South African citizen
- Matric completed
- Entering your final year of full-time study
- Construction Management or Civil Engineering preferred
- Minimum academic result of 70%
- Financial need
- Willing to do vacation work
Documents Needed
The 2022 call asked for certified copies of your ID and Matric certificate. It also asked for your full academic record and proof of registration, both on your institution's letterhead.
About Stefanutti Stocks Bursary
The Stefanutti Stocks Bursary helped final-year construction and civil engineering students finish their studies. Stefanutti Stocks, a South African construction group, offered the award through its Coastal business. The last call we could confirm closed on 9 February 2022 and covered the 2022 academic year.
We could not find a newer official advert. Some websites list later rounds and name different fields, but we could not verify those claims against a company source. So treat this construction bursary as closed for now. The terms below come from a published copy of the 2022 advert, and any future call may differ.
Funding Details
The published advert said the award was for students who needed financial help to complete their studies. It did not list covered costs, a maximum amount or a total value. So ask which fees it pays before you rely on it, and check whether it would clear any outstanding balance from an earlier year.
The clearest extra benefit is vacation work, which gives you real site experience before you graduate. The advert named no bond or service period, but vacation work was a condition of the award. Read any contract closely, and ask whether a job offer or work-back would follow.
Where You Can Study
The call did not name specific universities. You needed to study at a recognised and accredited South African tertiary institution. Keep your registration letter and full academic record on official letterhead, since the advert asked for both. Request them early, as offices get busy.
About Stefanutti Stocks
About Stefanutti Stocks Stefanutti Stocks is a South African construction group founded in 1971 by Biagino Stefanutti and Ivo Bressan. It has been listed on the JSE since 2007, and its head office is at 9 Palala Street, …
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- 9 Palala Street, Chloorkop, Kempton Park, 1619
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- +27 11 571 4300
Fields of Study & Who Can Apply
The 2022 call targeted South African citizens entering their final year of full-time study. Applicants needed a minimum academic result of 70% and proof of financial need. They also had to be willing to do vacation work at the company.
The advert preferred Construction Management and Civil Engineering. A related listing for the same division also mentioned Quantity Surveying, so ask the company about that field if it applies to you.
This focus on final-year students makes the award unusual. Most bursaries welcome school leavers, but this one helped students who already had most of their degree behind them. If you are close to finishing and owe fees, it can also make sense to ask your faculty's bursary office about similar late-stage funding. Construction firms sometimes use such awards to find graduates for site roles.
Application Procedure
In 2022, applicants registered on an online job portal and applied under a reference number. That reference has expired, so check the Stefanutti Stocks careers page for any new call. The 2022 advert listed 031 700 1416 and coastal@stefstocks.com as contacts for the Coastal business.
Applications for this cycle have closed. Check the provider's site for the next intake.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Stefanutti Stocks Bursary open now?
We could not confirm an open call. The last one we verified closed on 9 February 2022.
Can first-year students apply?
Not under the 2022 terms, which targeted students entering their final year.
Which marks did I need?
The 2022 advert asked for a minimum academic result of 70%.
