Audit bursaries 

Both KPMG bursaries require outstanding academic achievement as a basis. When applying for a bursary with KPMG, choose which is best for you by asking these questions:

• Do you need extensive funding for your studies? If not, apply for the Pure Merit Bursary.
• Would you be unable to attend university without significant financial support? If yes, apply for the Merit Bursary with Financial Needs.

Our Bursaries take the ever-changing needs of our students into account to make sure that the students the Firm funds have what they need to complete their studies successfully. We also consider the skills needed in the professional services market place and KPMG’s internal skills needs.

To apply for either the Pure Merit Bursary or the Merit Bursary with Financial Needs, you must meet the following criteria:

• You must be studying a SAICA recognised degree at a SAICA recognised university or other tertiary education institution
• You must be studying full time
• You must be completing your degree in the minimum number of years, ie you may not split a one year course over two years
• The bursary is awarded on condition that the student maintains his or her academic achievements throughout the period of study.

To apply for 2018 KPMG Bursaries CLICK HERE

Students must achieve the following academic results in order to qualify:

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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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