The Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027 is now open for applications. If you are a resident of South Africa studying towards a SAICA endorsed qualification in Accounting at a SAICA accredited University, with a minimum of Level 7 for Mathematics and Accounting (NSC) and an average of 80% for all subjects (NSC), and meeting the minimum academic average requirements for your year of study, this opportunity could help you fund your education. In this article, we will explain everything you need to know about the Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027: who qualifies, what fields are covered, what expenses are included, 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).
Moore is inviting students to apply for their bursary programme for the 2027 academic year.
Organisation: Moore South Africa • Network: Moore Global • Sector: Audit, Tax and Advisory • Academic Year: 2027
What Fields of Study Are Covered?
The Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027 will be awarded to students studying towards a SAICA endorsed qualification in Accounting at a SAICA accredited University (see the list of SAICA accredited qualifications and SAICA accredited Universities here).
Eligibility Requirements for the Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027
Before you apply for the Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027, check that you meet all the requirements below. If you miss any requirement, your application will not be considered.
- You must have obtained/currently have a minimum of Level 7 for Mathematics and Accounting (NSC)
- You must have an average of 80% for all subjects (NSC)
- You must have participation in a team activity/sport
- First-year students: You must be passing all University modules with an average of at least 65%
- Second-year students: You must be passing all University modules with an average of at least 60%
- Third and fourth year students: You must be passing all modules consistently with an average of at least 60%
- You must be studying towards a SAICA endorsed qualification in Accounting at a SAICA accredited University
- You must be a resident of South Africa
Required Documents
Submit clear copies of the following supporting documentation along with your completed online application.
- Proof of South African Citizenship
- Full academic history
- Matric results
- Updated CV
How to Apply for the Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027
Follow these steps to submit your application for the Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027. Applications must be submitted online.
Step 1: Check Your Eligibility
Make sure you meet all the eligibility requirements listed above, including having Level 7 for Mathematics and Accounting, an 80% average for all NSC subjects, and meeting the academic average requirements for your year of study.
Step 2: Prepare Your Documents
Gather all the required documents listed above, including your full academic history, Matric results, and updated CV.
Step 3: 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.
Reference Number: MSA260408-2
Step 4: Submit Before the Deadline
⏰ Closing Date for the Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027: 25 October 2026. Applications submitted after this date will not be accepted. Please apply before the closing date to ensure your application is considered.
Contact Information
For any queries related to the Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027, please contact Moore South Africa directly:
- Contact page: https://www.moore-southafrica.com/locations
Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027 – Quick Summary
- Organisation: Moore South Africa
- Bursary Name: Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary Programme
- Network: Moore Global
- Sector: Audit, Tax and Advisory
- Academic Year: 2027
- Who can apply: Residents of South Africa
- Fields of study: SAICA endorsed qualification in Accounting
- Study level: Undergraduate (1st to 4th year)
- Institution type: SAICA accredited University
- Key requirements: Level 7 for Mathematics and Accounting (NSC), 80% average for all NSC subjects, team activity/sport participation, minimum university averages per year of study
- Required documents: Proof of SA Citizenship, full academic history, Matric results, updated CV
- Application method: Online via eRecruit portal
- Reference Number: MSA260408-2
- Closing date: 25 October 2026
Frequently Asked Questions About the Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027
1. Who can apply for this bursary?
The Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027 is open to residents of South Africa studying towards a SAICA endorsed qualification in Accounting at a SAICA accredited University, who meet the minimum academic requirements.
2. What fields of study are covered?
The bursary covers a SAICA endorsed qualification in Accounting at a SAICA accredited University.
3. What are the NSC academic requirements?
You must have a minimum of Level 7 for Mathematics and Accounting and an average of 80% for all subjects.
4. What are the university academic requirements?
First-year students: 65% average. Second-year students: 60% average. Third and fourth year students: 60% average consistently.
5. Do I need to participate in a team activity or sport?
Yes. Participation in a team activity/sport is one of the eligibility requirements.
6. What documents do I need to submit?
You need to submit: proof of South African Citizenship, full academic history, Matric results, and an updated CV.
7. What is the closing date?
The closing date for the Moore Jeffreys Bay Bursary 2027 is 25 October 2026.
8. Where can I find more accounting and finance bursaries?
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