Western Cape Provincial Treasury Bursary 2023
Western Cape Provincial Treasury Bursary 2023
Bursary Details
Applications for 2023 Provincial Treasury Bursary programme now open
Applications for the 2023 Western Cape Provincial Treasury Bursary programme are now open for young people between the ages of 17 and 35, including Grade 12 learners and post- and undergraduate students interested in pursuing careers in:
- Economics
- Finance
- Accounting & Auditing
- Supply Chain Management
- Built Environment and Project Management (preferably Construction Economics/Management; Population Studies; Transport Economics or related courses)
- Information Sciences, Data Science and Statistics
The Western Cape Provincial Treasury is committed to addressing critical skills shortages and creating opportunities for young people in various fields within the treasury space.
To qualify for a full-time bursary from the Provincial Treasury, you need to meet the following requirements:
- Be a South African citizen who reside in the Western Cape
- Be between 17 and 35 years’ old
- Obtained an average of 65% or higher for the previous year of study at high school or university
- Not in receipt of any other bursaries or state funding
- (if a postgraduate applicant) already obtained a B. Degree within one or more of the targeted fields of study
People with disabilities are encouraged to apply for a bursary.
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 021 483 4823 / 021 483 6127
I encourage all those who are interested in these fields and who meet the specified criteria to now apply here: https://www.westerncape.gov.za/provincial-treasury/bursaries-ca-academy/bursaries
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