The Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028 are now open for applications. If you are dreaming of becoming a Chartered Accountant (SA) but lack the funding to make it happen, Moore South Africa wants to help. Moore is a leading mid-tier audit, tax, and advisory group in South Africa, consisting of 15 independently owned and managed regional firms. Each firm is a member of Moore Global, an international network of 37,000 professionals across 144 countries. In this article, we will explain everything you need to know about the Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028: who qualifies, which degrees are covered, what the bursary offers, and how to apply before the closing date.
About Moore South Africa
Moore in South Africa is a leading mid-tier audit, tax, and advisory group. The organisation consists of 15 independently owned and managed regional firms, each a member of Moore Global – an international network of 37,000 professionals across 144 countries. Moore South Africa is committed to developing young talent and helping students become qualified Chartered Accountants (SA).
The Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028 are designed for students who are ready to embark on the next exciting chapter of their career in becoming a Chartered Accountant (SA). If you are willing to diligently apply yourself to your studies to reach your goals, Moore wants to support you.
Organisation: Moore South Africa • Network: Moore Global (37,000+ professionals, 144 countries) • Academic Year: 2027/2028 • Bursary Type: Study funding + training contract
What Fields of Study Are Covered?
Students who wish to apply for the Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028 must be enrolled in one of these SAICA-accredited courses:
- Bachelor of Accounting
- Bachelor of Business Science with a specialisation in Accounting
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)
- Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting Science
- Bachelor of Accounting and Bachelor of Laws
- Bachelor of Commerce (Chartered Accountancy)
- Bachelor of Commerce Honours (Chartered Accountancy)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Forensic Accountancy)
- Bachelor of Business Science specialising in Finance with Accounting
- Bachelor of Accounting Sciences in Financial Accounting
- Bachelor of Management Sciences in Accountancy
- Bachelor of Management Sciences in Internal Auditing
If you are studying towards a CTA degree, you are especially encouraged to apply for the Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028. Moore is looking for students who are committed to their studies and serious about becoming Chartered Accountants.
What Happens After You Complete Your Studies?
If you are successful with your bursary application for the Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028 and complete your studies at university, you will join Moore’s dynamic team of Trainee Accountants. You will then work towards qualifying as a Chartered Accountant (SA).
During this three-year traineeship period, you will be appointed as a salaried employee on a fixed-term contract. This means you will earn a salary while completing the practical experience required for your CA(SA) designation.
Your Duties as a Trainee Accountant
When you start your training contract after completing your studies, your duties and responsibilities will include:
- Completing the personal performance review process as required by SAICA and the firm
- Completing delegated work timeously, accurately, and efficiently by understanding the requirements and performing the tasks
- Taking full responsibility for work performed
- Ensuring all audit documentation is accurate and neat
- Attending to and clearing all audit review notes
- Performing on-the-job administration
- Keeping up to date with accounting and auditing standards and relevant legislation
- Taking a proactive approach in preparing for audits, including organising logistics, administration, and photocopying
- Performing the planning of small audits (body corporates, share blocks, investment property companies) which includes gathering information, setting planning materiality, risk assessment procedures, completing planning memorandums, and audit programmes
- Attending to and clearing all audit review notes for small audits
Who Qualifies for the Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028?
Before you apply for the Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028, check that you meet all the requirements below. If you miss any requirement, your application will not be considered.
- You must be a resident of South Africa
- You must have excelled in your Matric exams or previous years of studies (if you have already completed some years at university and are currently a 2nd or 3rd year student)
- You must maintain a 60% average for your academic year
- You must possess strong ethical and personal values – honesty, integrity, and a good work ethic
- You must be a self-confident achiever
- You must have held some leadership positions (preferable) – at school or university if you are a senior student
- You must be registered for a SAICA-accredited Bachelor of Commerce degree at a SAICA-accredited university
To check if your degree and university are accredited, please refer to the SAICA List of Accredited Qualifications: https://www.saica.org.za/resources/51772
How to Apply for the Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028
Follow these steps to submit your application for the Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028. The entire process is done online.
Step 1: Prepare Your Documents
Before you start the online application, gather these documents:
- Certified copy of your South African ID
- Certified copy of your Matric Certificate
- Most recent academic results or transcript
- Proof of application, acceptance, or registration at a recognised public institution
- Motivational letter explaining why you should be considered for the bursary
Step 2: Complete the Online Application
Click the button below to go to the official Moore South Africa application portal. Fill in all required fields carefully and upload your documents.
Direct application link: https://moore-southafrica.graduate.erecruit.co/candidateapp/Jobs/View/MSA250728-1?source=MooreSACorporate
Step 3: Submit Before the Deadline
⏰ Closing Date for the Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028: 30 June 2026. Applications submitted after this date will not be accepted. Make sure you submit your application well before the deadline.
Reference Number: MSA250728-1 (Please quote this reference if you need to contact Moore about your application)
Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028 – Quick Summary
- Organisation: Moore South Africa
- Bursary Name: Moore South Africa Bursaries
- Academic Year: 2027/2028
- Who can apply: South African residents studying towards a CA(SA) qualification
- Study level: CTA degree and SAICA-accredited BCom degrees
- Minimum academic requirement: 60% average
- What is covered: Study funding + training contract with salary after graduation
- Application method: Online via Moore graduate portal
- Reference number: MSA250728-1
- Closing date: 30 June 2026
Frequently Asked Questions About the Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028
1. Can I apply if I am currently in my first year of university?
Yes, the Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028 are open to students at different stages of their studies. You can apply if you are a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd year student, as long as you meet the other requirements and are enrolled in a SAICA-accredited degree.
2. Do I need to have leadership experience to apply?
Leadership positions are listed as “preferable” but not strictly required. If you have held any leadership roles at school or university, be sure to highlight them in your motivational letter. However, strong academic performance and good ethical values are the most important factors.
3. What happens if my average drops below 60% during the year?
The Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028 require you to maintain a 60% average. If your grades fall below this, your bursary may be reviewed or discontinued. Moore is looking for students who are committed to diligently applying themselves to their studies.
4. Is the training contract guaranteed after I complete my studies?
If you are successful with your bursary application and successfully complete your studies, you will join Moore’s team of Trainee Accountants. The training contract is a fixed-term salaried position that helps you complete the practical experience required for your CA(SA) designation.
5. Can I apply if my university is not in the SAICA accredited list?
No. The Moore South Africa Bursaries 2027/2028 require you to be registered for a SAICA-accredited degree at a SAICA-accredited university. Check the SAICA list before applying to confirm your qualification is eligible.
6. What should I include in my motivational letter?
Your motivational letter should explain why you want to become a Chartered Accountant, why you deserve the bursary, and how you have demonstrated strong ethical values, leadership, and academic excellence. Be specific about your goals and your commitment to your studies.
7. Where can I find more accounting bursaries in South Africa?
Visit EduFunds accounting bursaries page for more funding opportunities for future Chartered Accountants.
Looking for more study funding? Explore all bursaries for 2027/2028 on EduFunds.co.za
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