South Africa's largest retailer is offering comprehensive bursaries across several fields of study - here's how you can apply.
In the last financial year, the group spent R16 million on its bursary programme and funded over 200 students.
“As the largest private sector employer in South Africa, the retailer is one of the top graduate employers of choice in the country, and its bursary programme has been a pathway to career success for many students in various disciplines within the retail sector,” Shoprite said.
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