thuthuka bursary application - accounting bursary

If you are interested in studying to become a Chartered Accountant but do not have the funds then this bursary opportunity is for you. Thuthuka Bursary Fund Trust is open.
The Thuthuka bursaries are only available for African and Coloured learners.
Only Students doing Pure Mathematics as a subject will be considered. NOT MATHS LITERACY OR TECHNICAL MATHS!
Applicants provisionally awarded bursaries will be notified in December.
The final confirmation on the awarding of the bursary will depend on the following:
  • Confirmation of your acceptance into the Thuthuka programme at a specific TBF University.
  • Attaining the required endorsement (Bachelors Pass) and points (i.e. M-Score) to study the degree leading to a CA (SA) qualification which has been designated for the TBF programme.
  • ALL CANDIDATES WILL BE ASSESSED USING THE NSFAS MEANS TEST TO DETERMINE FINANCIAL NEED.
The learner must have or be in the process of applying to one of the following tertiary institutions:
The Following Universities are the only universities working with Thuthuka: Apply to at least 3 Universities.
NB: One of these Universities must be the closest to your home Thuthuka Bursaries are only awarded to students who are accepted at these universities
NB: All Bursaries are awarded in line with the criteria set by, and at the discretion of TBF and its partner Universities. No correspondence will be entered into.
  • Nelson Mandela University (NMU) B Com Accounting (Course Code 40003)
  • University of Johannesburg (UJ) Bachelor of Accounting (Course Code BCA012)
  • University of Cape Town (UCT) B Com (Course Code CB023)
  • University of Witwatersrand (WITS) B Acc Science (Course Code CB008)
  • University of Fort Hare (UFH) B commerce in Accounting (Course Code 60001)
  • University of Kwa-Zulu Natal (UKZN - Westville Campus) BCom Accounting (Course Code BCOA)
  • University of the Free State (UFS - Bloemfontein Campus) Bachelor of Accounting (Course/Study Code 6319)
  • University of Pretoria (UP) B Com Accounting Sciences (Course Code 07130042)
  • Stellenbosch University (SU) B Com Accounting/B Rek (Course Code 3091001)
  • North West University (NWU - Potch Campus) B Com CA (Course Code 500 155 E371P)
  • Rhodes University (RU) Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting


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Important Information
1. The Thuthuka bursaries are only available for African and Coloured learners.
2. Only Students doing Pure Mathematics as a subject will be considered. NOT MATHS LITERACY OR TECHNICAL MATHS!
3. Applicants provisionally awarded bursaries will be notified in December.
4. The final confirmation on the awarding of the bursary will depend on the following:
a. Confirmation of your acceptance into the Thuthuka programme at a specific TBF University.
b. Attaining the required endorsement (Bachelors Pass) and points (i.e. M-Score) to study the degree leading to a CA (SA) qualification which has been designated for the TBF programme.
5. ALL CANDIDATES WILL BE ASSESSED USING THE NSFAS MEANS TEST TO DETERMINE FINANCIAL NEED


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1. Certified copies of:
  • Applicants’ ID
  • Parents’ / Guardians’ ID
  • Parents’ / Guardians’ salary advice or Affidavit if unemployed
  • Final Grade 11 Results
  • Final Grade 12 Results, if already completed Grade 12
  • University provisional acceptance letter(to be sent as soon as received)
  • Full academic transcript if already at University
  • Proof of registration, if already at University
  • Copies of ID documents of persons dependant on family income
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How to apply

Download Appliction Form. Applications must be submitted in one of the following ways, e-mail: tbf@saica.co.za
Post:
Thuthuka Bursary Fund
Private Bag X32
NORTHLANDS
2116
(Applications submitted after this date will not be accepted – please apply before the closing date to ensure your application is considered.) 

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