The Mazars Bursary 2027 is a career-focused funding opportunity for South African students who want to study Chartered Accountancy, and it supports academically strong students with financial need while preparing them for professional training within a global accounting firm.
About Mazars
Mazars is an international accounting, auditing, and consulting firm that was founded in France and operates in more than 80 countries worldwide.
The company has a strong presence in South Africa with multiple offices serving businesses, government institutions, and individuals.
Its services include auditing, tax, consulting, financial advisory, and corporate finance.
Mazars invests in education to develop future Chartered Accountants who can contribute to the financial sector.
Purpose of the Mazars Bursary
The bursary is offered to support students who want to pursue a career in accounting and auditing.
It aims to grow skilled professionals who can join the firm and the wider finance industry.
The programme also promotes access to education by assisting students with financial challenges.
In return, students are prepared for long term career opportunities within Mazars.
Type of Bursary Offered
This is an undergraduate and postgraduate bursary for students studying towards a SAICA accredited qualification.
It is aligned with Chartered Accountancy pathways and requires students to follow a structured training route.
The bursary may be renewed each year based on academic performance and compliance with programme requirements.
Recipients are expected to complete a training contract with Mazars after graduation.
What the Mazars Bursary Covers
The bursary provides financial support mainly focused on tuition costs.
- Tuition fees are covered in full in most cases.
- Funding is paid directly to the institution.
Additional support may include exposure to professional work environments through vacation programmes.
The bursary does not usually include living expenses or accommodation.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must meet all minimum criteria before applying.
- You must be a South African citizen or permanent resident.
- You must have completed Matric or be currently in Matric.
- You must be studying or planning to study towards a SAICA accredited degree.
- You must study at a recognised SAICA accredited institution.
- You must have a strong academic record.
- You must show financial need.
- You must show commitment to a career with Mazars.
Preference is often given to candidates who meet transformation and employment equity targets.
Type of Candidates Mazars is Looking For
Mazars looks for students who are serious about becoming Chartered Accountants.
They prioritise candidates with strong academic results and a clear career plan.
They also value applicants who demonstrate discipline, responsibility, and long term commitment.
Students must be willing to complete articles and gain practical experience with the firm.
Required Documents
Applicants must submit all required documents during the application process.
- Certified copy of South African ID.
- Certified Matric certificate or latest results.
- Full academic transcripts if currently studying.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Motivational letter explaining your application.
- Proof of university acceptance where applicable.
Incomplete applications are not considered.
Application Timeline and Closing Date
Mazars bursary deadlines are not always fixed and may change each year.
Previous closing dates have fallen around November in some application cycles.
You should apply early once the application portal opens.
Application Process and Online Portal
Applications must be submitted online through the official Mazars careers portal.
Follow these steps to apply.
- Create an account on the Mazars recruitment portal.
- Log in and access the bursary application form.
- Complete all required personal and academic information.
- Upload all supporting documents.
- Submit your application before the deadline.
Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted.
Official Contact Details
For enquiries about the Mazars bursary, you can use the official contact page.
- Website: Mazars South Africa Contact Page
You can also contact your nearest Mazars office for support with your application.
