What are the requirements?

We are interested in individuals with strong accounting skills and the ability to build relationships — even across culture and language barriers. We will look to you for fresh ideas and perspectives, so you’ll always be expected to speak up with your opinions and questions. Are you ready to join a diverse team of professionals in one of the most respected global businesses around?

At EY, bursaries are awarded to individuals who we believe have the commitment to qualify as a Chartered Accountant and an academic record which indicates the ability to do so with due regard to financial need.

We are committed to growing and transforming the Chartered Accountancy profession. And importantly, we believe in your development from school, through university and into the world of work.

How to apply?

To apply for the Ernst & Young (EY) Accountancy Bursaries for 2021 CLICK HERE

Application process:

• Attach a copy of your CV, ID and most recent academic transcript
• An EY recruiter and bursary coordinator will contact you for further information.
• Upon receipt of all information and documents, your application will be reviewed.
• Should you meet the bursary academic criteria, a recruiter will contact you for a virtual video interview.
• If your interview is successful, you will be offered a training contract (if you are not yet signed with EY) and then you will be offered a bursary agreement.

Closing date: Unspecified.

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What are the requirements?

Competencies / Skills:

• Students at University must obtain consistent passes in all subjects.
• Proficient in English with strong communication skills.
• Must have participated in sport and/or other extramural activities at school and/or University.
• Good interpersonal skills, drive, determination and leadership potential.

Responsibilities:

• Must intend / be studying towards a qualification as a Chartered Accountant (CA) SA at a University accredited by SAICA (the South African Institution of Chartered Accountants).
• Bursary students are required to maintain a consistently good academic record at University and to pass the required number of subjects in each Academic year to PwC’s satisfaction.
• Bursary holders are also required to serve a three year (minimum) training contract with the firm on completion of their post-graduate studies.
• This period may be extended depending on the value of the bursary awarded or the number of years for which the bursary is awarded.

How to apply?

To apply for the 2019 PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Accountancy Bursaries CLICK HERE

Closing date: Unspecified

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What are the requirements?

First and foremost you have to show a commitment to your studies and a career with Mazars. The meet the following minimum requirements:

• Grade 12 (Matric) pass with flying colours and be able to be admitted to a SAICA-accredited degree.
• If you are already at university studying towards a SAICA-accredited qualification.

Please note the above are only minimum requirements.

What am I expected to do if I get the Mazars Bursary?

You are expected to do the following:

• You must be able to take-up and complete a 3-year SAICA training contract (Articles) with Mazars Moores Rowland on you completion your studies.
• Make yourself available for vacation work at Mazars at least once every year during your studies
• You must submit your academic results at the end of each semester.
• You must, when required, avail yourself to attend Mazars social functions.

How to apply?

To apply for the 2018 Mazars Chartered Accounting Bursaries CLICK HERE

Closing date: 29 September 2017

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What are the requirements?

You have to meet the following minimum requirements in order to be considered for this bursary opportunity:

• You have to be studying OR intending to study towards a Chartered Accountancy (CA(SA)) qualification at a SAICA-recognised university;
• Must be obtaining more than 65% for all Grade 12/Matric subjects;
• IF you are still in Grade 12/ Matric, you must be writing for matric exemption and university acceptance, with pure Mathematics and English; and
• IF you are already at university, you must obtain consistent satisfactory passes in all subjects; as well a pass of 65% or higher in accountancy.

How to apply?

To apply for this bursary and get further information CLICK HERE NOW.

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What are the requirements?

You have to meet the following minimum requirements in order to be considered for this bursary opportunity:

• You have to be studying OR intending to study towards a Chartered Accountancy (CA(SA)) qualification at a SAICA-recognised university;
• Must be obtaining more than 60% for all Grade 12/Matric subjects;
• IF you are still in Grade 12/ Matric, you must be writing for matric exemption and university acceptance, with pure Mathematics and English; and
• IF you are already at university, you must obtain consistent passes in all subjects.

How to apply?

To apply for this PwC Pretoria bursary and get further information CLICK HERE NOW.

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Bursaries are financial assistance given to students for further study for either degree, post graduate studies or both. Bursaries are awarded on a financial needs basis and are linked to satisfactory academic achievements with a solid academic track record at school and/or university.

Students who are awarded a bursary are required to serve a training contract with the specific office who awarded the bursary on completion of their studies. Bursaries have conditions attached to them and once students have completed their studies, students will have to work for a period of three years.

BDOS’s amount of money can be for that of a full bursary or that of a half bursary. Our bursaries do not cover all study expenses and only covers registration fees, tuition fees and books for each year of study. Students have to therefore be prepared to meet some of the costs.

Bursary applicants should meet the following criteria:

NOT be signed with any other professional services firm to complete a training contract;
NOT be in possession of a bursary / scholarship / financial assistance award which has employment obligations or post training contract employment obligations;
Be planning to study towards a Chartered Accountancy qualification (learners/scholars);
Commitment to study towards a Chartered Accountancy qualification with majors in accounting and auditing;
Be studying at a university which offers South African Institute of Chartered Accountants’ (SAICA) accredited programmes through to Honours / CTA level.

To be considered for a Bursary, you will need to meet the following selection criteria:

Matriculants:
Minimum “B” in Maths higher grade and minimum “B” in English higher grade either 1st or 2nd language; and an overall average of 70% or higher in the final grade 12 or equivalent results.

University students:
70% or more in Accounts I
70% or more in Accounts II
65% or more in Accounts III
First and second year students – overall average of 70% or higher
Third year students – overall average of 65% or higher
Academic criteria apply to the latest year of study completed, in which at least 4 subjects.

TO APPLY CLICK HERE

CLOSING DATE: 28 November 2014

*If you wish to be considered for this position please include: a 2 page CV; Academic transcripts (from Matric to your most current results); and copy of your ID document in your application

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