Applications for the 2026 PwC Chartered Accountancy Bursary are now open. This bursary supports future Chartered Accountants who are passionate about making an impact. It is for students studying or planning to study at a SAICA-accredited university in South Africa. The closing date is 31 August 2025, and applications are open across several cities.
Grow with PwC
PwC is one of the top firms in South Africa. Their bursary is more than just funding. It helps strong students reach their goals and start a real career path. If you want to become a Chartered Accountant, this bursary opens the door to a full learnership later.
Who Should Apply
This bursary is meant for top students who want to qualify as Chartered Accountants. It is for those who aim to work with leading organisations and solve real problems. If you are passionate about accounting and meet the academic requirements, this bursary is a smart step.
Available in These Cities
PwC is offering this bursary in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Bloemfontein, Gqeberha, and many more cities. If you are based in South Africa and ready to grow in this field, you can apply.
PwC Bursary Requirements
To apply, you must meet all of the following:
- Must want to become a Chartered Accountant through SAICA
- Studying or planning to study at a SAICA-accredited university
- Grade 12 with a B in Maths and English (No Maths Literacy)
- Minimum 75% average in all Matric subjects
- First or second year students: at least 70% overall average
- Third or fourth year students: at least 65% overall average
- Good communication skills and fluent in English
- South African citizen or permanent resident
- Not for students needing a bridging course
Why Choose PwC
PwC focuses on more than just education. They believe in building people. You will learn from leaders who value integrity, care, and teamwork. Their global structure helps you grow both professionally and personally. From consulting to audits, you will be part of something big.
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