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Nestlé Future Talent Bursary South Africa 2026 | How to Apply

Are you a South African student dreaming of fully funded studies? The Nestlé Future Talent Bursary could be your ticket! This bursary supports young learners across a variety of high-demand fields and helps cover essential study costs.

What Is the Nestlé Future Talent Bursary?

Nestlé, one of the world’s largest food and beverage companies, offers this bursary to empower talented students who want to pursue full-time tertiary studies in South Africa. It’s designed to ease financial pressure so you can focus on your academic success

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Eligible Fields of Study

The bursary supports qualifications in in-demand disciplines, including: 

  • Agriculture

  • Brand Management

  • Computer Science

  • Data Analysis

  • Digital & E-commerce

  • Engineering

  • Food Science & Technology

  • Information Technology

  • Innovation

  • Media Communications

  • Social Media Marketing

These areas reflect key skills needed in South Africa’s growing economy.

Who Can Apply?

To be eligible, you must meet all the following criteria:

✔︎ Age: 17–25 years old
✔︎ Education: Completed Matric
✔︎ Study Commitment: Must be studying or planning to study full-time toward a recognised qualification
✔︎ Institution: Must be registered at or applying to a South African accredited tertiary institution
✔︎ Academic Performance:
✔︎ – Minimum 65% overall average in Matric
✔︎ – Continuing students: maintained 65%+ average in current year of study

How to Apply

Applications are completed online through the official bursary portal:
Nestlé Future Talent Bursary Application 2026 — accessible via Career Wise

Documents You Must Submit

Make sure you upload clear copies of:

✔︎ Certified copy of your ID
✔︎ Most recent academic results (on official letterhead)
✔︎ Confirmation of registration or proof of application/admission
✔︎ (If required) other supporting documents as specified online

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