The Moshal Program is more than a traditional bursary. It’s a full support system designed to empower motivated students from disadvantaged backgrounds to succeed at university and transition confidently into the world of work. With both financial and personal development…

Applications for the 2026 Standard Bank Group Bursary open on 1 May 2025 and close on 30 September 2025. This bursary provides financial support for undergraduate and postgraduate South African students to help them achieve their academic and career ambitions.…

This bursary presents an exceptional opportunity for academically gifted South African students who aspire to build a career in Actuarial Science. The bursary is aimed at students who are dedicated, mathematically inclined, and eager to take on challenges. Old Mutual…

SAPPI engineering bursaries are being offered by Sappi, a global leader in the paper and pulp industry., is offering SAPPI engineering bursaries to support ambitious young South Africans pursuing careers in Engineering and Forestry Science. This bursary not only provides…

Applications for the 2026 Momentum Actuarial Science Youth Bursary close on 31 August 2025. This bursary offers a valuable opportunity for current university students in South Africa who are pursuing a career in Actuarial Science. The programme is designed to…

Applications for the 2026 Old Mutual Accounting Bursary open in June 2025 and close on 30 September 2025. This bursary offers a valuable opportunity for aspiring Chartered Accountants in South Africa. The bursary is aimed at academically excellent students passionate…

For bursaries, the CV is not about “work experience”. It’s about evidence: reliability, effort, progress, and potential. At a glance One-page CV template (copy + edit) FULL NAME SURNAME Phone: [ ] | Email: [ ] | Location: [Town, Province]…

Bursary interviews are not trick questions. They’re generally trying to confirm three main things: fit, potential, and responsibility. At a glance The 3 “answer patterns” to reuse Pattern A: CLAIM → EVIDENCE → RESULT “I’m hardworking” becomes “I studied X…