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TotalEnergies Bursary: Requirements, Benefits & How to Apply

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Eligibility Requirements

  • South African citizen
  • Previously disadvantaged youth
  • Completed National Senior Certificate
  • Registered at, or accepted by, a university or university of technology
  • Studying engineering, finance, law, social sciences or another profession the company needs

Documents Needed

  • Certified copy of your ID
  • National Senior Certificate or latest transcript
  • Proof of registration or acceptance letter
  • Any other documents that the online application asks for

About TotalEnergies Bursary

The TotalEnergies Bursary supports South African students who study engineering, finance, law, social sciences and other professions that the company needs. TotalEnergies Marketing South Africa offers it to previously disadvantaged young people.

The company's page gives no opening or closing date, and we found no 2027 call when we checked on 8 November 2026. Look for the next round on the company's careers page.

Funding Details

According to the company, the bursary covers tuition fees, including books and special equipment. It also covers accommodation fees, stipends and limited private tutorials.

That is a broad package. The tutorials and the stipend can make a real difference to a student who must move away from home to study.

The page does not mention a work-back period or the rand value of the stipend. Ask the company for these details in writing, and read your bursary agreement closely before you sign it.

Energy companies value students who understand safety, because fuel is a hazardous product. If you can describe a time when you followed a safety rule or helped a team to work safely, include it in your motivation. Also show that you follow industry news, such as changes in fuel supply or the move to cleaner energy, because that shows genuine interest.

Where You Can Study

You must study at a university or a university of technology in South Africa, or hold an acceptance letter from one. The page does not name particular institutions, so you may apply from any recognised public institution.

Private colleges and short courses are not mentioned on the page, so ask the company before you assume that they qualify.

About Total

About Total Total in South Africa now trades as TotalEnergies Marketing South Africa. It is the local marketing arm of TotalEnergies, a French energy company that works worldwide. The company supplies fuel, lubricants an…

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Fields of Study & Who Can Apply

The company's learning and development page says that the bursary is for previously disadvantaged youth. You must be a South African citizen and must have completed the National Senior Certificate. You must also be registered at a university or university of technology, or hold an acceptance letter from one.

The fields named on the page are engineering, finance, law and social sciences. The page also says that the company funds other professions that it needs in its workforce, so ask it whether your degree fits.

A strong application shows that you understand the energy and fuel industry. Engineering students can link their studies to refining, logistics or retail sites, while finance and law students can explain how their skills support a large business.

Application Procedure

The company's page links to its careers portal. Start on the TotalEnergies learning and development page and use the bursary link there. The page gives no contact details, so use the careers portal for questions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does the TotalEnergies bursary close?

The company's page gives no date. Check the careers portal for the current round.

What does the bursary pay for?

It covers tuition, books, special equipment, accommodation, stipends and limited private tutorials.

Is it only for engineering students?

No. The page also names finance, law and social sciences, plus other professions that the company needs.

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