AMSOL Bursary 2027, Requirements & Application

Key facts

Status
Applications open Closes 30 September 2026
Provider
AMSOL
Study level
Postgraduate, High school
Academic year
2027
Last checked
September 2026

The 2027 bursary is open and closes on 30 September 2026.

Open · closes 30 September 2026 · closes today The funder does not publish this date on its own site, so confirm it before you rely on it. Latest update ↓

African Marine Solutions runs tugs, offshore support vessels and emergency towing services around the South African coast, and it needs marine engineers and navigating officers to crew them. Its bursary funds the three qualifications that lead to those tickets, and it is one of the few routes into a seagoing career for students without family money.

About the AMSOL Bursary

  • Qualifications: the Bachelor of Marine Engineering, the Bachelor of Nautical Science, and the Officer in Charge of a Navigational Watch (deck officer) qualification.
  • Covers tuition fees as a minimum, with textbooks and residence accommodation where funds allow.
  • Students pay their own registration fees.

AMSOL Bursary eligibility requirements

  • South African citizen, in Matric or with Matric.
  • At least 60%, or Level 5, in English, Mathematics and Physical Science.
  • Enrolled, or intending to enrol, in one of the listed qualifications for 2027 at an accredited university or a SAMSA-approved training facility.
  • Not bonded to, or funded by, another bursary.

How to apply for the AMSOL Bursary

  1. Prepare your Grade 11 final report and Matric results, your Matric certificate if completed, recent academic transcripts, proof of registration at your institution for 2027, a CV with references and a motivation letter.
  2. Email everything to careers@amsol.co.za with the subject line “Attention: 2027 Bursary Committee”.
  3. Submit before 30 September 2026. Only shortlisted applicants are contacted.

AMSOL Bursary closing date

30 September 2026 for the 2027 academic year.

Contact details

Maritime students should also apply to the TETA bursary, which funds marine engineering and maritime law, and the UKZN eThekwini Maritime Cluster bursary.

FAQs

1. When does the AMSOL bursary close for 2027? +
30 September 2026. Applications are by email and there is no formal application form.
2. What is AMSOL? +
African Marine Solutions, a South African maritime services company that operates tugs, offshore support and emergency towing vessels and employs the seafarers it helps to train.
3. Which qualifications? +
The Bachelor of Marine Engineering, the Bachelor of Nautical Science, and the Officer in Charge of a Navigational Watch (deck officer) qualification.
4. What does it cover? +
Tuition fees as a minimum, and textbooks and residence accommodation where funds allow and your circumstances justify it. You pay your own registration fees.
5. Who qualifies? +
South African citizens in Matric or with Matric, with at least 60% or Level 5 in English, Mathematics and Physical Science, enrolled or intending to enrol in one of the listed qualifications for 2027 at an accredited university or a SAMSA-approved training facility, and not bonded to another bursary.
6. How do I apply? +
Email your Grade 11 final report and Matric results, your Matric certificate if completed, recent academic transcripts, proof of registration for 2027, a CV with references and a motivation letter to careers@amsol.co.za with the subject line 'Attention: 2027 Bursary Committee'.
Update note (checked September 2026): the 2027 bursary is open and closes on 30 September 2026. Applications are by email and there is no formal application form. We could not find this date on the funder’s own website on 22 September 2026. It comes from bursary listings, so confirm it on the official application page before you rely on it.

Checked the requirements and closing date? Apply directly with the provider.

Apply on the provider’s website

Or send your application by email:

careers@amsol.co.za

Put Attention: 2027 Bursary Committee in the subject line.

About AMSOL

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