The Moore Bursary is a career-linked funding opportunity for South African students who want to become Chartered Accountants.
It supports strong academic performers while offering a clear path into a training contract with the firm after graduation.
About Moore South Africa
Moore South Africa is part of a global accounting and advisory network with operations in over 100 countries, providing services in audit, tax, and advisory.
The firm focuses on developing future professionals through structured training, mentorship, and real work experience.
It operates across multiple cities in South Africa and plays a role in training Chartered Accountants through SAICA-accredited programmes.
Purpose of the Moore Bursary
The bursary is designed to support students who want to follow the Chartered Accountancy route but do not have enough funding.
It also helps Moore build a pipeline of skilled professionals who can join the firm after completing their studies.
Students who receive the bursary are often offered trainee accountant positions after graduation.
Type of Bursary Offered
This is an undergraduate bursary focused on students studying towards a SAICA-accredited accounting qualification.
It is aligned with the Chartered Accountant pathway and often targets students progressing to CTA level.
The bursary may include a work-back agreement where students complete a training contract with Moore after graduating.
What the Moore Bursary Covers
The bursary provides financial support for key study expenses.
- Tuition fees are covered.
- Prescribed textbooks are included.
- Accommodation support may be provided.
Additional benefits may include mentorship and practical exposure through vacation work programmes.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must meet all minimum requirements before applying.
- You must be a South African resident.
- You must have completed Matric with strong academic results.
- You must be studying or registered for a SAICA-accredited BCom Accounting degree.
- You must study at a recognised SAICA-accredited university.
- You must maintain at least a 60 percent academic average.
- You must show strong ethical values and a good work ethic.
- Leadership experience is an added advantage.
Failure to meet these requirements will result in disqualification.
Type of Candidates Moore is Looking For
Moore looks for students who are committed to becoming Chartered Accountants.
They prefer candidates with strong academic performance and consistent results.
They also value students who show leadership, discipline, and professionalism.
Candidates must be willing to complete a training contract and grow within the firm.
Required Documents
Applicants must submit complete supporting documents.
- Certified copy of South African ID.
- Certified Matric certificate.
- Full academic transcripts if currently studying.
- Proof of registration or acceptance at a university.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Motivational letter.
Incomplete applications are not considered.
Application Timeline and Closing Date
The Moore Bursary 2027 has a confirmed closing date. Applications close on 30 June 2026.
You should apply early to avoid missing the deadline. Late applications are not accepted.
Application Process and Online Portal
Applications must be submitted online through the official Moore careers platform.
- Visit the official Moore careers portal.
- Find the bursary listing for the 2027 intake.
- Create an account or log in.
- Complete the online application form.
- Upload all required documents.
- Submit your application before the closing date.
Only shortlisted candidates are contacted.
Official Contact Details
You can contact Moore South Africa through their official careers page.
You can also visit their offices or reach out through the careers portal for application support.
