Unlock your future in Chartered Accountancy with the prestigious AGSA Bursary Programme 2027. The Auditor-General of South Africa is offering this opportunity to students at SAICA-accredited universities, with the application deadline set for 15 October 2026. This bursary is not just financial support; it’s a gateway to a successful career.
About the Opportunity
The AGSA Bursary Programme 2027 is designed to support students from Matric through to postgraduate CTA studies. Successful applicants will be required to complete their articles via a training contract with AGSA, ensuring a seamless transition from education to professional practice.
Closing Dates
Applications for this esteemed bursary close on 15 October 2026. Ensure your application is submitted on time to avoid missing out on this incredible opportunity.
Key Responsibilities
Recipients are expected to fulfill their training contract with AGSA after graduation, providing them with invaluable experience in accountability and good governance environments.
Requirements/Qualifications
Applicants must be South African citizens, currently in Matric or have completed Matric, and studying or intending to study full-time towards a Chartered Accountancy qualification at a SAICA-accredited university. Specific academic requirements vary depending on the applicant’s current year of study, with a strong emphasis on Mathematics and English proficiency.
Benefits
The bursary covers tuition fees, university accommodation, meals, and prescribed books. Additionally, recipients gain access to career-focused development, a SAICA-accredited training environment, practical workplace experience, and professional development opportunities.
Eligibility and Documents
- Matric students: Submit ID, Grade 11 results, Matric mid-year results, and university acceptance letter.
- First-year students: Submit ID, Matric certificate, and full academic record.
- Second-year students: Submit ID and full academic record.
- Final-year students: Submit ID, full academic record, and CTA programme acceptance letter.
Supporting documents must be in PDF format and not exceed 2MB.
