SAICA Thuthuka Bursary Fund 2021 – for aspiring chartered accountants – South Africa

Thuthuka is searching annually for scholastically excellent students who would like to be Chartered Accountants. This SAICA Thuthuka bursary fund is particularly aimed at students who are strong at Mathematics, however, those who perform strongly in other subjects should not be put off applying.

The only accredited universities working with Thuthuka are:

• University of Johannesburg (UJ) – Bachelor of Accounting (Course Code BCA012) 
• University of Cape Town (UCT) – B Com (Course Code CB023)
• Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMU) – BComAccounting (Course Code 40003)
• Rhodes University – Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)
• Stellenbosch University (SU) – B Com Accounting/B Rek (Course Code 3091001)
• University of Pretoria (UP) – B Com Accounting Sciences (Course Code 07130042)
• University of the Free State  (UFS – Bloemfontein Campus)  – Bachelor of Accounting (Course/Study Code 6319)
• University of Kwa–Zulu Natal (UKZN –Westville Campus) – BCom Accounting (Course code BCOA)
• University of Western Cape (UWC) – Course Code 1021 or 1753
• University of Witwatersrand (WITS) – B Ace Science (Course Code CB008)
• University of Fort Hare – Commerce in Accounting (Course Code 60001) 
• North-West University (Potchefstroom Campus) – B Com CA (Course Code 500 155 E371P)

About SAICA Thuthuka

The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) is one of the most influential accountancy firms in the country. SAICA administered the Thuthuka Bursary Fund, which aims to select qualified individuals from the African and Coloured student body who are interested to become Chartered Accountants, for undergraduate BCom Accounting education programmes.

SAICA Thuthuka Bursary Requirements and Eligibility

• 60% in Mathematics in your Grade 11 Final Results (Level 5)
• Passing marks for university entrance qualification
• Low income
• African or Coloured
• Pass the National Benchmark Test (NBT)
• Letter of acceptance to the university, final Grade 12 results and NBT results
• All candidates will be assessed using the NSFAS means test to determine financial need.

How to Apply and Application Details

To apply for the SAICA Thuthuka Bursary, click here.

The following supporting documents must be submitted along with your application:

1. Signed consent form (download it for here)
2. A certified copy of your Applicants ID
3. A certified copy of your Parents / Guardians  ID
4. A certified copy of your Parents / Guardians salary advice or Affidavit if unemployed
5. A certified copy of your Grade 11 Results
6. A certified copy of your Grade 12 Results
7. University provisional acceptance letter (to be sent as soon as received)
8. Full academic transcript if already at University
9. Proof of registration, if already at University
10. Your parents’ latest salary advice
11. Certified Copies of ID or Birth Certificates of other school-going dependants in your home
12. A stamped letter from your school confirming registration as well as your subjects.

Applicants will be considered according to academic performance, National Benchmark Test (NBT) results and financial need as determined by the NSFAS financial means test.

Your application remains incomplete if:

• The consent form is not signed or
• All required documents are not uploaded.

Closing Date

The application process is currently open and closes on 31 August 2021.

https://www.thuthukabursaryfund.co.za/

Contact Details

Tel: +27 8610 SAICA (72422) / +27 8610 SAICA (72422)
Email: janes@saica.co.za / constancem@saica.co.zaShare This To:

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