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This platform seeks to track and trace all the bursary recipients of the Sasol Inzalo Foundation (now called the Sasol Foundation), since its inception in 2008. The primary objective of this portal is thus to help connect the alumni of the Foundation and build a community that can work towards giving back to society, whilst also providing alumni with a platform to expand their professional and social networks. The Foundation also seeks to capture the journey and stories of its alumni into becoming the movers and shakers of the South African economy and society. Our intention as the Foundation is to document the successes of our alumni in order to understand the real social and economic impact of our bursary programmes on beneficiaries.
The alumni program will entail a few activities which will include, but not limited to:
Consent will be sought from the beneficiaries to ensure compliance with POPIA.
Over R850 million spent in 13 years supporting STEM education from Primary to Tertiary levels.
Developed over 180 workbook titles from Grade R to Grade 12 used by the Department of Education, available as open source.
Donated 11 mobile science laboratories to reach over 300 rural schools which do not have access to science laboratories.
Over R10 million learners accessed the Foundation’s open source workbooks in South Africa and beyond.
Initiated and Annual Technical Teachers' Conference (ATTC) reaching approximately 400 teachers yearly.
13 Technical high schools are supported in South Africa reaching over 7 000 learners annually.
Approximately 2 000 bursaries granted to students from low income household with a 65% throughput and approximately 1300 graduating from the programme.
Over 500 peer reviewed research publications produced by our research students from five universities.
