PwC Bursary
Provided by:PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)
Description
The PwC Bursary for the 2026 academic year is aimed at students wishing to pursue a career as a Chartered Accountant. Managed by one of the largest professional services firms in Africa, it provides financial assistance based on academic performance and financial need. Successful candidates will have the opportunity to begin a learnership after completing their honours degree or obtaining a Certificate in the Theory of Accounting (CTA). Applicants are required to meet strict eligibility criteria, including academic achievements and personal qualities, to enhance their candidacy for this prestigious scholarship. The bursaries cover tuition fees, accommodation, and other related costs, ensuring support for qualified students throughout their educational journey. The application process is conducted online, encouraging prospective applicants to gather necessary documentation and submit their applications before the deadline to ensure their consideration.
Funding & Program Benefits
Eligibility Requirements
- Must be a South African citizen or permanent resident
- Currently in Matric or completed Matric with exemption and university acceptance
- Studying or intending to study full-time towards a Chartered Accountancy qualification
- Studying or intending to study at a SAICA-accredited institution
- Intending to become a Chartered Accountant
- Achieved a minimum 'B' symbol for Mathematics in Matric
- Achieved a minimum 'B' symbol for English in Matric
- Achieved a minimum overall average of 75% in Matric
- Achieved a minimum overall average of 70% if currently in 1st or 2nd year
- Achieved a minimum overall average of 65% if currently in 3rd or 4th year
- Fluent in English
- Strong communication skills
Required Documents
- Certified ID document
- Certified Matric certificate
- Full academic record if currently studying
- Proof of tertiary acceptance/registration
- Proof of income from parents or guardians