Moore Bursaries 2025
The Moore Bursary Programme is a prestigious initiative aimed at supporting South African students pursuing a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) degree in Accounting at SAICA-accredited universities. This programme not only alleviates the financial burden of tertiary education but also offers recipients a pathway to professional growth within Moore South Africa, a prominent member of the Moore Global Network.
About the Bursary Provider: Moore South Africa
Moore South Africa is an integral part of Moore Global Network Limited, a leading international network of tax, audit, assurance, and consulting firms established in 1907 and headquartered in London. With a presence in 112 countries, Moore Global is renowned for its comprehensive professional services. In South Africa, Moore operates across various locations, including Benoni, Cape Town, Durban, East London, George, Humansdorp, Johannesburg, Lichtenburg, Mossel Bay, Pietermaritzburg, Port Elizabeth, Pretoria, and Stellenbosch. The firm offers a diverse range of services encompassing Audit & Assurance, Tax, Advisory, and Business Services.
The Moore Bursary Programme
The Moore Bursary Programme is designed to support six exceptional students in the 2025 academic year who are pursuing a BCom degree in Accounting at SAICA-accredited universities. The bursary covers tuition fees, enabling students to concentrate on their studies without financial constraints. Upon successful completion of their degrees, bursary recipients are offered the opportunity to join Moore as Trainee Accountants, embarking on a structured path to qualify as Chartered Accountants (SA). This post-graduation opportunity is a paid fixed-term contract, providing practical experience and professional development within a dynamic team.
Fields Covered
The bursary specifically targets students enrolled in a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) degree in Accounting. This focus aligns with Moore's commitment to nurturing future Chartered Accountants (SA) who will contribute to the firm's excellence in audit, assurance, tax, and advisory services.
Bursary Coverage
The Moore Bursary primarily covers tuition fees for the duration of the BCom Accounting degree. This financial support ensures that recipients can fully engage with their academic responsibilities without the distraction of financial concerns. Additionally, the programme includes practical components such as vacation work and branding engagements, further enriching the educational experience.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the Moore Bursary, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Must be a South African resident.
- Must have achieved outstanding results in their matric exams.
- Must be enrolled in a Bachelor of Commerce programme at a SAICA-accredited university. Refer to the SAICA List of Accredited Qualifications: [SAICA Accredited Qualifications](https://www.saica.org.za/resources/51772).
- Must maintain a minimum average of 60% for the academic year.
- Should demonstrate strong ethical and personal values, such as honesty, integrity, and a solid work ethic.
- Must be a confident and goal-oriented individual.
- Preferably, should have held leadership positions.
The duties and responsibilities for individuals starting a Training Contract after completing their studies include:
- Completing the personal performance review process as outlined by SAICA and the firm.
- Performing delegated tasks accurately, efficiently, and within set deadlines, while understanding the requirements and taking full responsibility for the work delivered.
- Ensuring that all audit documentation is maintained in an accurate and organised manner.
- Addressing and resolving all audit review notes.
- Managing administrative tasks related to the job.
- Staying updated on accounting and auditing standards as well as relevant legislation.
- Taking a proactive approach to audit preparation, including organising logistics, handling administration, and completing tasks such as photocopying.
- Planning smaller audits, such as those for body corporates, share blocks, and investment property companies. This involves gathering entity information, determining planning materiality, conducting risk assessments, and preparing planning memorandums and audit programmes.
- Resolving audit review notes for smaller audits in a timely manner.
Application Process
Prospective applicants should follow these steps to apply for the Moore Bursary:
1. Online Application: Complete the online application Click here to apply.
2. Source Reference: In the application, specify that you heard about the bursary through Savarsitystudents.co.za
3. Supporting Documents: Upload the following certified documents:
- South African ID document.
- Matric certificate.
- Full tertiary academic record or transcripts on the university’s letterhead.
- A motivational letter detailing why you deserve the bursary.
Required Documents
Applicants must submit the following documents along with their application:
- Certified ID Copy: Proof of South African citizenship.
- Certified Matric Certificate: Evidence of academic achievement.
- Academic Transcripts : Official records from the tertiary institution, reflecting current academic performance.
- Motivational Letter: A compelling letter articulating the applicant's suitability and motivation for the bursary.
Closing Date
The application deadline for the Moore Bursary is 31 January 2025. Late applications will not be considered, so it is imperative to submit all required materials before this date.
Contact Details
For any inquiries regarding the bursary programme, applicants can contact Moore South Africa through their official contact page: Moore website.
The Moore Bursary Programme represents a significant opportunity for aspiring Chartered Accountants in South Africa. By providing financial support and a clear professional trajectory within a globally recognized firm, Moore South Africa demonstrates its commitment to developing the next generation of accounting professionals. Eligible students are encouraged to apply and take advantage of this invaluable opportunity to advance their academic and professional careers.
