About Price Waterhouse Coopers
Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC) is a network of firms that provides assurance, tax and advisory services to several industries. It has 23 offices in South Africa as well as operates in 34 countries throughout the African continent and 157 countries worldwide.
PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Bursaries
PwC created a bursary scheme which is available to students studying towards a Chartered Accountant (CA) degree at a South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) accredited university. The programme aims to attract young people who have the potential to the firm. Bursaries do not cover the full tuition, accommodation and books expenses and as a result, applicants must be prepared to pay a portion of their tuition costs at their own expense. Upon graduation, bursary holders will be required to work for PwC on a training contract where duration depends on the value of the bursary awarded.
PWC offers three types of bursaries:
- Merit bursary: a one-off payment, which is paid directly to the university
- Tuition bursary: a full tuition bursary as well as a book allowance
- Full bursary: a full tuition and accommodation bursary (at an on-campus student residence) plus a book and meal allowance
PwC Bursary Requirements and Eligibility
General requirements:
- Need to be doing Pure Mathematics and not Maths Literacy as well as English.
- Must be obtaining over 60% for all your subjects.
- Proficient in English with strong communication skills
- Be involved in extramural activities at school and/or university.
- Good interpersonal skills
- Determination and commitment
- Strong leadership potential
- Full-time students or intending to study towards a qualification as a Chartered Accountants (CA) at SAICA accredited institutions
Additional requirements for matriculants:
- You must have a minimum of a Level 6 in Mathematics and English (1st or 2nd language), and an overall average of 70%
- Matric exemption and university acceptance
Additional requirements for university students:
- First-year student must pass all University courses with an average of at least 65%
- Second-year student must pass all University courses with an average of at least 60%
- Third and fourth-year students must pass all courses consistently and must qualify for honours according to the relevant university
- 60% or above for Accounting
How to Apply and Application Details
To apply for PwC bursary you will be required to “Register an account” before you can Login and apply. After that, you can apply online by clicking here.
(Ref Number:PWC210106-4)
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
Closing Date
To be confirmed for 2022
Contact Details
For any queries related to this bursary programme, please contact PWC directly at 011 797 4000.
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