Quick Overview
Bursary Description
About Mooore Bursary 2027
Moore South Africa is offering bursaries to students pursuing a CTA qualification towards becoming a Chartered Accountant (SA).
This bursary is aimed at students to committed to the CA(SA) path. Successful applicants will later join Moore as trainee accountants on a fixed-term contract.
About Moore South Africa
Moore South Africa is part of a global accounting and advisory network with a presence in over 100 countries.
The firm provides services in audit, tax, and advisory, and focuses on developing future professionals through structured training and mentorship.

Fields of Study Covered: Moore Bursary
This bursary is for students studying towards a SAICA-accredited accounting qualification, specifically a CTA pathway.
Eligible degrees include Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) and related accounting programmes aligned with CA(SA) requirements.
How to Apply: Moore Acounting Bursary 2027
Applications must be submitted online via the Moore South Africa careers portal.
Applicants should ensure they meet all academic and registration requirements before applying, as incomplete or unqualified applications will not be considered.
Requirements & Eligibility
Eligibility and Requirements for Accounting Bursary
You must be a South African resident with strong academic results in matric or university studies. Also, you should be registered for a SAICA-accredited BCom degree and maintain at least a 60% average.
Having been in a leadership posistion, is preferable.

Work-Back / Training Contract Responsibilities
Once you complete your studies and start your training contract, you’ll be expected to handle real audit work from day one.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Completing performance reviews as required by SAICA and the firm
- Handling delegated work properly - accurate, on time, and fully your responsibility
- Keeping audit documentation clean, complete, and up to standard
- Clearing audit review notes and fixing issues identified during reviews
- Managing day-to-day admin linked to audit work
- Staying up to date with accounting standards, auditing rules, and legislation
- Assisting with audit prep - logistics, admin, and general planning
- Planning smaller audits (like body corporates and property companies), including risk assessments and audit programs
FAQs on Moore South Africa Bursary
- When is the closing date?
The closing date for applications is 30 June 2026. - What happens after graduation?
Successful bursary holders will join Moore as trainee accountants and complete a 3-year training contract. - Does the bursary include employment?
Yes, there is a clear pathway into employment and professional training within the firm.
How to Apply
Application Method: Online