Trans Hex Bursary South Africa

The Trans Hex Bursary 2025 is no longer open. Applications closed on 30 April 2025, and late submissions are not accepted. If you aim for the next cycle, use this as your preparation guide. At BursaryForms, we’re here to help you get ready.

About the Trans Hex Group

Trans Hex is a diamond-mining company operating in South Africa and Angola, with operations in marine and land diamond extraction. The group produces gem-quality diamonds for both local and international markets. The bursary programme is part of their social responsibility/skills development efforts targeting students in fields that help sustain their operations.

Fields Covered by the Trans Hex Bursary

For the 2025 academic year, this bursary supported students in the Northern Cape (Port Nolloth or Alexander Bay) studying in any of these fields:

  • Crewing
  • Engineering
  • Environmental Management
  • Marine Engineering
  • Mining
  • Nautical Sciences
  • Other disciplines critical to mining operations such as Mine Supply Chain

Expenses Covered by the Trans Hex Bursary

The bursary provides financial support in these areas:

  • Tuition fees
  • Accommodation
  • Meal allowance
  • Travel costs (to/from institution etc.)

Eligibility Requirements for the Trans Hex Bursary

To qualify, you needed to meet all of the following during the last open cycle:

  • Be a South African citizen or resident
  • Reside in Port Nolloth or Alexander Bay, Northern Cape
  • Have completed Matric; or be admitted/accepted into an accredited tertiary institution in one of the fields listed above
  • Demonstrate financial need
  • Show dedication to studies / passion for the domain (marine, environmental, mining etc.)

This page was updated on September 25, 2025 to provide the most current bursary information.

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How to Apply for the Trans Hex Bursary

For the 2025 cycle, the process was:

  • Email your application to: NatashaV@transhex.co.za with the subject line “Trans Hex Bursary 2025”
  • No formal application form; applicants submit required documents via email with the required subject line.
  • Required documents included certified copy of ID, academic transcripts / results, proof of tertiary acceptance, and proof of household income for parents or guardians (payslips, affidavit, etc.)

Related Bursaries in South Africa

Apply for multiple bursaries in South Africa to increase your chances of receiving funding this year.

Closing Date for the Trans Hex Bursary

30 April 2025 was the final date for applications. Applications past that date were not accepted. There’s no publicly confirmed date yet for the next cycle.

Contact Trans Hex

If you have questions or want to know about the next round:

Trans Hex Group
Email: NatashaV@transhex.co.za
Website: transhex.co.za

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Trans Hex Bursary open now?
No. The 2025 cycle closed on 30 April 2025. No public notice yet for 2026.
Who qualifies to apply?
Applicants must be South Africans or residents, living in Port Nolloth or Alexander Bay, Northern Cape, and either in Matric or accepted into a relevant tertiary programme.
What does “Mine Supply Chain” include?
It refers to disciplines that support mining operations such as logistics, procurement, supply chain management etc. (critical support functions).
Do I need excellent results?
Good academic records are expected. While exact minimum average isn’t always public, being strong in relevant subjects helps.
Which documents must I submit?
Certified ID, academic transcripts or latest results, proof of acceptance, proof of household income.
Will the bursary cover travel and meals?
Yes — travel, meals, fees, and accommodation are part of what’s covered.
Do I need to live in Alexander Bay or Port Nolloth?
Yes. For 2025, residence in one of those places was required to qualify.
Can I apply if I already have a degree?
The bursary is intended for students who have completed Matric or beginning tertiary study in the specified fields. There is no clear notice for postgraduate level.