
PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC)
PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Bursary
Eastern Cape, Free State, Gauteng, Kwa-Zulu Natal, Western Cape Open for applications Closes 31 March 2027
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About PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC)
PwC is a global network of professional firms that offers assurance, tax, and advisory services to various industries. The company has a widespread presence in South Africa, with 23 offices, and operates in 34 African countries, as well as in 157 countries worldwide.
About this Bursary
PwC offers a variety of funding opportunities, and bursaries are awarded to students with an outstanding academic track record at school and/or university. Bursaries are awarded on the condition that when you complete your studies successfully, you will be required to complete a training contract with PwC, gaining hands-on experience in the business. They offer three types of bursaries to students: Merit bursary: a once-off payment, paid directly to the university Tuition bursary: a full-tuition bursary plus a book allowance Full bursary: full tuition and accommodation bursary (at an on-campus student residence) plus a book and meal allowance
Eligibility Requirements
Bursaries are awarded to students who are studying or intending to study toward SAICA accredited degree leading to a Chartered Accountant (SA) designation at any SAICA accredited South African university. General requirements: Good interpersonal skills Problem-solving skills SA Citizen Leadership skills Teamwork skills Academic requirements for matriculants: Commitment to studying toward a Chartered Accountancy qualification You must be intending to study full-time at a SAICA accredited institution You must have a minimum of a Level 6 in Mathematics and English (1st or 2nd language), and an overall average of 70% Academic requirements for university students: You must be studying for a CA qualification You must be studying full time at a SAICA accredited institution If you are a first-year student you must be passing all University courses with an average of at least 65% If you are a second-year student you must be passing all University courses with an average of at least 60% Third and fourth-year students must be passing all courses consistently and must qualify for honours according to the relevant university.
How to Apply
To apply for a PwC bursary you will be required to “ Register an account ” before you can log in and apply. After that, you can apply online by clicking here .
( Ref Number: PWC191010-10) Accompany the following documents with your application: Copy of transcript of records Copy of academic results Copy of Grade 12 certificate, if applicable Copy of recent final marks achieved for Grade 11 and June marks, if applicable



