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Mazars SA CA Audit Bursary Programme 2020

November 25, 2019

French audit and accounting firm Mazars, is calling on qualified individuals to come to their website and apply for its bursary offering for the 2020 academic year.

Established in 1945 in the French city of Normandy by Robert Mazars, the firm became global in 1977 under the helm of former CEO Patrick de Cambourg, growing its 33 local employees to a global firm backed by a staff of over 23,000 professionals working in member firms operating in 89 countries.

In Africa, Mazars operates in 22 integrated countries with 2,700 professionals in 47 regional offices. The audit firm is one of the oldest in South Africa which has been in operation since the early 1950s.

Mazars SA CA Audit Bursary Programme

Mazars South Africa provides bursary support to deserving and qualified students who are able to demonstrate commitment to their studies as well as to a future career in Mazars. Those who are awarded bursary coverage will be required to agree to the following obligations:

Serve a three-year SAICA TIPP training agreement with Mazars
Must be available to render at least one vacation work during the course of their study
Submit academic performance for each semester
Be present at social functions hosted by the firm whenever attendance is compulsory

Who should apply?

Only applicants who meet the basic requirements listed below will be considered in the running for bursary support:

Must either be a permanent resident or citizen of South Africa
Currently a full-time student, or intending to study a university degree recognized by SAICA
For undergraduate students – must be enrolled in a tertiary education institution recognized by SAICA

What is the selection process?

Applications will receive consideration based on the company’s transformation policy
Applicants falling under the Employment Equity law will be given preference
Applicants must be able to prove financial incapacity to study
Those with exemplary academic performance as well as those who can demonstrate commitment to a long term career at Mazars are a definite advantage

How do I apply?

Only candidates who meet the minimum eligibility requirements mentioned above may apply. Also be sure to have the following supporting documents ready:

Copy of South African ID
Full copy of academic records
Up to date and comprehensive CV
Letter of motivation

Click here and register an account to get started with the application process. If you already have an account, log in and use the reference number: MAZ190912-2 to easily locate the bursary advert.

Application Deadline?

Mazars SA will be closing the bursary application by 30 November 2019.

Contact Information

Should you have any questions, call Mazars Cape Town at

Candace Lategan
+27 21 818 5000
recruitment@mazars.co.za

Click on the link to view the Mazars SA CA Audit Bursary Programme 2020 advert.

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Investec SA: Chartered Accountant (CA) Scholarship Programme 2020

September 13, 2019

Investec South Africa is calling on interested parties to submit their applications and possibly qualify for its Chartered Accountant Scholarship programme for the 2020 financial year.

Founded as a small financing and leasing company in 1972 in Johannesburg, Investtec in now a global company offering a number of financial products and services to its major markets in the UK and Europe, Asia-Pacific and Southern Africa.

Investec has about 8,200 employees worldwide and is an awardee of Global Brands Magazine’s Most Trusted Asset Management Brand, South Africa in 2016.

Investec Chartered Accountant (CA) Scholarship Programme 2020

In addition to providing financial support, the Investec CA Scholarship Programme provides its beneficiaries with access to seasoned mentors as well as exam technique specialists. CA scholars will also have the opportunity to gain valuable experience and exposure to Investec CA Events, CA Pathfinder and vacation work.

Who should apply?

Applicants will need to satisfy the following basic requirements in order to qualify for consideration:

Must be studying full time
Must be an undergraduate pursuing a CA degree in a university recognized by the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA)
Heading into 2nd, 3rd, and fourth of CA qualification with their undergraduate studies
Obtained at least a 70% grade average for Math’s during Matric
Has at least a 70% average for each year
First time to receive bursary support
A South African citizen

How do I apply?

Applicants who meet the programme requirements are to send their application via email to CA.Scholarship@investec.co.za. The application will include the following:

Updated CV
Matric certificate
Full academic transcript which include all completed courses
Clear copy of SA ID
Recent photograph (head shot)

View the actual advert for Investec’s CA Scholarship Programme 2020 by clicking on the link.

Application Deadline?

No deadline for submission of application has been set as of this writing.

Contact Information

For enquiries and concerns, use the contact information below:

Email: CA.Scholarship@investec.co.za

Tel. no: +27 (0)11 291 3760

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Auditor-General SA Bursary Programme 2020

September 6, 2019

The Auditor-General of South Africa is now opening its Bursary Programme to suitably qualified applicants for the financial year 2020.

Established in 1996 as mandated by the 1996 Constitution, the Auditor-General of South Africa, or AGSA, forms part of the Chapter Nine institutions whose purpose is to support democracy. The AGSA is more like an ombudsman-type authority and quite resembles the Public Protector office but with a more limited jurisdiction.

The Auditor-General SA Bursary Programme 2020

The AGSA offers bursary support to students pursuing or intending to pursue a Chartered Accountant qualification which includes Bachelor of Accounting, BCom Accounting and BCompt. Beneficiaries will enjoy coverage of the following expenses:

Tuition fees
Book fees
Accommodations
Meals

Upon completion of their studies, bursars are required to undergo training in AGSA.

Who should apply?

Only candidates who meet the following basic requirements will be considered:

Taking up or planning to take up a full-time Chartered Account qualification at a higher education institution recognized by the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants
Matric students applying for first year of CA studies must
- Acquire matric exemption from university entrance
- Have a 60% grade average in English and Maths
First year students applying for second year studies must:
- Have at least a 60% grade average in Financial Accounting
- Have at least a 60% grade average in Maths and English while in matric
Second year students going on their third year will need to:
- Obtain at least a 60% grade average in Financial Accounting
- Achieve at least a 60% grade average in Management Accounting
Final year students
- With 55% grade average in all CA programme core modules
- Gain CTA programme admission
Must be proficient in spoken and written English
A good team player with solid interpersonal skills
Possesses determination, commitment, and drive to excel and succeed
Has the potential to lead
A South African citizen

View AGSA Bursuray Programme by clicking the link

How do I apply?

Qualified applicants will need to register an account on the AGSA’s recruitment portal. In addition, make sure to prepare the following supporting documents:

Matric students

Copy of South African ID
Year-end results from Grade 11
Mid-year results from Grade 12
Acceptance letter from SAICA-accredited university

First year students going on second year

Copy of South African ID
Matric results
Full academic transcript

Second year students going on third year

At least 60% grade average in Financial Accounting and Management Accounting
Copy of South African ID
Copy of full academic transcript

Final year students

CTA programme acceptance letter
Copy of South African ID
Full academic transcript

Important!

All documents for uploading must be in PDF format and must not exceed 2MB.
Should you make an error, the system will auto delete your uploaded documents. Be sure to re-upload your documents once ready.

Application Deadline?

Deadline for submission of applications is on 15 September 2019. Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Contact Information

For further questions about the AGSA Bursary Programme 2020, get in touch with them at :

Telephone: 012-426-8000
Fax:012-426-8257

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BDO CA Bursary Programme 2019 – 2020

April 9, 2019

BDO South Africa is calling on qualified individuals to apply for its CA Bursary Programme for 2019. BDO (Binder Dijker Otte) is a global network of firms providing tax, public accounting, business advisory and consulting services. As 2017, BDO is made up of a network of member firms operating in 162 countries employing about 74,000.

BDO CA(SA) Bursary Programme 2019

The BDO CA (SA) Bursary Programme awards financial assistance to candidates who are academically strong and are intending to pursue a CA(SA) degree. The selected candidate will agree to attend a training programme in the BDO office that provides the bursary.

The bursary is award in full or half, depending on the academic performance and availability of financial resources. Bursary coverage includes tuition fee, book expenses and registration fees for each year of study.

Career Options

Permanent employment will be based on performance during the obligatory learnership period that follows once the bursar graduates from the course.

Requirements or Eligibility

Applicants must satisfy the following basic criteria to be considered into the bursary programme:

Studying a SAICA-recognized programme in a recognized university. SAICA stands for South African Institute of Chartered Accountants
Not signed up with other professional service providers in order to CA training contract
Not receiving any other bursary, financial assistance or scholarship award which includes employment or training obligations
Must commit to a CA(SA) study (Accounting and Auditing Major)

For Mariculants

Obtained at least B in Mathematics (except Maths Literacy)
Obtained a B or higher in English Home Language (or as first language)
Proof of admission to a SAICA-recognized university for the CA study
Must agree to complete a psychological assessment

For university students

Obtained at least 70% in Accounts I
Obtained at least 65% in Accounts II
Bursary support will continues based on meeting minimum requirements set by the university

How to Apply

Qualified applicants can apply by registering an account on BDO South Africa’s careers page. Click on the link below to get started:

https://bdo.hua.hrsmart.com/hr/ats/Posting/view/52

Opening and Closing Date

The BDO CA(SA) Bursary Programme processes applications all throughout the year. Due to large volumes of applications, you may expect to receive by the end of the year.

Contact Information

If you wish to know more about BDO South Africa and how it is to work for the company, click on the link below:

https://www.bdo.co.za/en-za/about/why-bdo

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Sasol South Africa Bursary Programme

October 29, 2018

Sasol is a multinational chemicals and energy company backed by a 31,270-strong workforce spread out in 32 countries around the globe. The company develops and markets technologies, as well as builds and operates large-scale facilities. These facilities are built to produce an array of highly important products that includes chemicals, liquid fuels, and low-carbon electricity. It invests heavily on talent and has launched the Sasol Bursary Programme to attract the brightest South Africa has to offer.

Established in South Africa in 1950, Sasol remains as one of the nation’s largest and most important investors in skills development, technological research, and capital projects. Sasol is listed in both the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Johannes Stock Exchange.

Sasol Bursary Programme

Sasol provides young and aspiring chartered accountants a chance to enjoy a comprehensive bursary while studying to qualify as a Bachelor of Commerce with Honours/CTA.

Selected bursars will enjoy full coverage for their undergraduate studies, particularly a 3-year BCom course. This also includes a post-graduate education (BCom Hon). Trainees who attain CTA qualification will receive an invitation to join the CA Development Programme conducted by KPMG, the company’s accredited training center.

The bursary will cover the expenses listed below:

All university exam, registration and tuition fees
Food and lodging expenses as prescribed by Sasol and the university
Bursar will receive about R8000 annually for pocket money and book expenses. More detailed information will be given to selected applicants

Moreover, Sasol bursars will have access to the following support and opportunities:

Payment of ITC exam fees and board course
ITC support programmes
World class training in recognised firm
Secondment and rotation opportunities among various operating business units

Career Opportunities

As a global company, Sasol offers career opportunities that are challenging and deeply rewarding opportunities in the following areas:

Project accounting
Financial management
Management and statutory reporting
Corporate finance
Taxation
General management

How to Apply

All applications are done online for a more streamlined selection process and a systematic application tracking system. Bursary applicants are required to register and create an account in the company website.

Start the application process by going to the company’s website where you need to click on the Log In button. From there, choose Register and fill out the online form. Upon completion of the form, choose Create New Account. Once the account has been verified and activated. Once logged in, look for select the appropriate button that applies to you:

Undergraduate – if you are a student applying for a bursary coverage of the first four years of study, including Honours

Postgraduate – for students pursuing a master’s or doctorate degree

Click on the link below to pull up detailed information on how to apply for the Sasol Bursary programme:

http://www.sasolbursaries.com/how-do-i-qualify

Requirements or Eligibility

To qualify for a Sasaol bursary, applicans must meet the following minimum requirements:

For BEng and BSCstudents in 12th Grade, Math and Science subject must not fall below 70% and English no lower than 60%
For BCom Accounting students, Math, Accounting and English subjects must be at least 60%
For Grade 11 students, English First Language must be a minimum of Level 4, and Level 5 in English Second Language
Level 5 Math if pursuing BCom Accounting or Business Science
Level 5 in Accounting if applying for Bachelor in Commerce Accounting

For more details about the bursary programme requirements, just click here.

Opening and Closing Dates

Sasol is accepting applicants into the program all year round. The Bursary closing date may change yearly but the date can be found on the Selection Process Page of the Sasol Bursaries Website every year.

Contact Information

If you have any further questions regarding the bursary programme, use the following details listed below:

Phone: 086 010 6235

Email: berlyner@quest.com.za

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PWC Chartered Accountant Bursary 2019 – SAICA Accredited SA University

September 21, 2018

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) is a leading professional services network with a footprint that spans the globe. They work with clients, providing them with three core services. PwC consultants help clients face complex problems by offering innovative and sustainable, yet practical solutions. They work from the ground going up and even aid clients with implementation to guarantee continuous growth and success.

As a premiere audit and assurance firm, PwC is hired by prominent companies which include top performing ones in the JSE Securities Exchange, and countless other small to large business organizations. PwC also offers specialized tax consultation services to organizations who need help interpreting and analyzing complex tax policies. They help organizations comply with tax laws and guide them in developing the most effective tax strategies that fit their client’s specific situation and circumstances.

SAICA Accredited- PWC Chartered Accountant Bursary Programme

PwC offers bursaries to outstanding students wish to pursue a SAICA-accredited course to become a Chartered Accountant. The course must also be taken in South African university recognized by SAICA.

With the company’s Chartered Accountant bursary programme, PwC’s goal is to acquire exceptionally talented and dedicated young people. Whether you are a matriculant or currently a university student pursuing a chartered accountant career, you can grab this great opportunity for a chance to find a rewarding career in PwC.

Bursaries offered by PwC will only cover a predetermined portion of the tuition costs, including lodging and book expenses. In addition, you will be required to work for the company as a trainee.

Requirements or Eligibility

Aside from being a university student or just intending to pursue a SAICA-recognized degree to become a CA at SAICA accredited South African university, PwC requires you to have:

Good interpersonal skills
Leadership capability
Effective troubleshooting skills
A good understanding of teamwork
A valid South African citizenship
A valid ID number

As far as academic requirements go, PwC requires:

Full commitment to acquire CA qualification
A minimum of Level 6 in English and Math
Cumulative average of 70%

Also, university students aspiring to become a CA must meet the following criteria:

A full-time student of a SAICA accredited school
Must pass all university courses and with an average of at least 65% for first year students, and 60% for second year students.
Fourth year and fifth year must pass all courses and qualify for honors

How to Apply

Once you’re ready to apply for PwC’s Chartered Accountant bursary programme, visit their website to submit your application and create your online profile. Click the link below to get there:

https://www.pwc.co.za/en/careers/about-pwc/selection-approach-and-recruitment-process.html

Scroll all the way down and click on “Apply: Graduate vacancies” as per the website’s instructions. Choose your desired location and the bursary programme to get to the application form page.

Make extra certain all the information you submit are accurate. If you wish, get a professional to proofread your application.

If you meet all the minimum requirements, you’ll be invited for an interview.

The next step is the testing process where you’ll be asked to complete questionnaires or assignments.

The third step is the final interview followed by the offer if successful.

Click on this link for more helpful tips on applying at PwC:

https://www.pwc.co.za/en/careers/about-pwc/application-tips-and-tricks.html