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Sanlam awards 6 bursaries, welcomes 17 interns

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Sanlam Namibia has awarded six bursaries and welcomed 17 interns under its Sanlam Bursary Scheme.

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The bursaries aim to provide promising individuals with the opportunity to pursue tertiary education in key fields such as Accounting/Finance, Business/Investments, Marketing/Communication, Law & Compliance, Human Resources, and Actuarial Science.

“The Sanlam Bursary Scheme is our way of providing access to quality education and enabling students to contribute to the nation’s development while addressing socio-economic challenges among the youth,” said Laurencia Prinzonsky, Marketing and Communication Manager: Brand at Sanlam Namibia.

The bursary recipients are now part of the 110 previous cohorts who have benefited from Sanlam’s bursary scheme.

In addition to the bursaries, Sanlam also welcomes 17 interns into its fold, who will embark on a three-month work-integrated learning experience.

“The Sanlam internship program is a unique opportunity for young talents to gain hands-on experience, develop practical skills, and make valuable contributions to our organization. We believe in providing a platform for growth and learning that goes beyond the classroom,” said Selma Shilunga, Senior HR Consultant at Sanlam.

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