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How to Write a Motivational Letter for a Bursary in South Africa: Best Example & Tips for 2027

  Are you applying for a bursary and need a strong motivational letter? A good bursary motivational letter can make your application stand out. Bursary committees receive thousands of applications every year. Many applicants have good marks and similar qualifications. Your motivational letter helps the committee understand who you are . It also explains why you need financial support. Most importantly, it shows why you deserve an opportunity. In this guide, we explain how to write a motivational letter for a bursary . You will also find useful tips, mistakes to avoid, and a simple structure. What Is a Motivational Letter for a Bursary? A motivational letter is a short document supporting your bursary application. It explains your: Academic achievements Financial circumstances Career goals Study plans Personal motivation Reasons for needing funding Think of it as a written introduction to the bursary committee. Your academic results show what you have achieved. Your motivational le...

✈️ Exciting Career Opportunity: Cargo Duty Managers Wanted (George & East London)



Are you an experienced operations professional looking to elevate your career in the aviation and logistics sector? **Ellahi Consulting** is currently hiring for **two Cargo Duty Manager positions** based in **George** and **East London**.

If you are a natural leader with a strong background in freight or airline operations, this permanent, highly rewarding role is perfect for you!

### 💼 Job Overview & Remuneration

 * **Position:** Cargo Duty Manager (2 Positions)

 * **Locations:** George (Western Cape) & East London (Eastern Cape)

 * **Company:** Ellahi Consulting

 * **Employment Type:** Permanent

 * **Salary:** CTC R20,000.00 – R24,787.18 per month (Includes provident fund and medical insurance)

 * **Employment Equity:** African applicants only, in line with the employer's EE requirements.

### 🎯 Key Responsibilities

As a Cargo Duty Manager, you will oversee day-to-day cargo operations, allocate resources efficiently, and ensure seamless movement of freight across the Air Cargo network. Your main duties will include:

 * **People Management:** Creating monthly shift rosters adhering to basic conditions of employment, tracking time/attendance, and maintaining employee discipline.

 * **Cargo & General Operations:** Conducting daily staff briefings, managing shift handovers, ensuring 100% screening/X-ray compliance, and compiling daily shift performance reports.

 * **Safety & Security:** Enforcing occupational health and safety regulations, investigating non-conformance incidents via IQSMS, and conducting daily security briefings.

 * **Equipment Serviceability:** Inspecting warehouse machinery daily to prevent injuries and coordinating with service providers for repairs.

 * **Customer Service:** Managing client complaints, providing status updates on cargo, and driving overall client satisfaction.

### 🎓 Minimum Requirements & Experience

To be considered for this elite role, you must meet the following criteria:

 * **Education:** Diploma in Supply Chain Management or an equivalent NQF Level 5 qualification.

 * **Experience:** Minimum of 2 years of working experience in the Airline or Freight industry.

 * **Licensing:** Valid Driver’s Licence and own reliable transport.

 * **Flexibility:** Available for shift work during operational hours, overtime, and national travel when required.

 * **Regulated Knowledge:** Exposure to or training in Dangerous Goods Category 6, AVSEC Level 3, Airside Induction, and Safety Management Systems is highly beneficial.

### ⏳ How to Apply

Don't miss out on this fantastic chance to nurture your career!

 * **Closing Date:** Apply before **June 30, 2026**.

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