PWC Bursary 2018 In Welkom

No matter which area of the business you choose to join, all graduate programmes offer the same deal: the opportunity to grow as an individual, to meet new people, and build relationships that will stay with you for life.

Our graduate training programme is underpinned by a development framework that broadens and deepens your knowledge. You’ll learn from hands-on coaching and an outstanding variety of work. You’ll gain business, personal and technical skills you can use across the business and throughout your career.

All our people need to demonstrate skills and behaviours that will support us in implementing our business strategy. This is important to the work we do for our business and our clients. These skills and behaviours make up our global leadership framework: The PwC Professional.

Bursary programme for chartered accountant students

Our bursary programme is available to university students who are studying towards becoming a chartered accountant at a SAICA accredited university (South African Institute of Chartered Accountants). Bursaries are awarded to high-performing, talented individuals. The programme also seeks to support qualifying students who have financial needs.

To apply for the bursary programme:

• You must be studying, or intend to study, at a university to become a chartered accountant of South Africa (CA (SA)).
• Your degree must be one that is accredited by the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA).
• You must have participated in extramural activities at school and university.

If you are in Grade 12:

• You must be writing for a matric exemption and university acceptance.
• Your subjects must include Mathematics and English (Maths Literacy does not qualify).
• You must be getting over 60% for all your subjects.

If you are at university:

• You must be passing all your subjects consistently.

Bursary students must maintain a consistently good academic record at university and pass the required number of subjects in each academic year to PwC’s satisfaction.

Skills and behaviours we are looking for

• Good interpersonal skills
• Enthusiasm, drive, determination and output driven
• Leadership potential, professionalism and integrity
• Proficiency in English and good communication skills
• Deadline-driven
• Attention to detail
• Logical thinking
• Broader business knowledge, ability to think out of the box to deliver quality solutions that our clients seek

Responsibilities of PwC bursary holders

Bursary holders are required to serve a three-year training contract with PwC on completion of their post-graduate studies. The contract may be extended for a longer period, depending on the financial value of the bursary and number of years for which it was awarded.

We expect our bursary holders to progress steadily throughout the three years in order to qualify as a CA(SA). This includes writing the qualifying exams and achieving the necessary core hours as prescribed by SAICA.

During your learnership, you will gain experience in the following fields:

• Auditing
• Accounting
• Business information systems
• Financial management
• Secretarial systems
• Taxation and estates

We know that the skills and experiences you gain with us will stay with you throughout your career. So join PwC. We’ll help you to reach your full potential.

Take the opportunity of a lifetime.

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