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PwC Namibia Bursary Programme

Last verified 21 October 2026 by the Scholarships for Africans editorial team

Partial study support. Provider says bursaries generally do not cover all tuition, accommodation and books; applicants fund the shortfall. Amount not published. Eligibility and application conditions apply.

Provider
PricewaterhouseCoopers Namibia
Host country
Namibia and South Africa; other accredited routes as specified
Deadline
29 January 2027 (date only; cutoff time and timezone not specified by provider).
Region
Africa

Eligibility & requirements at a glance

Review the recorded eligibility, funding and deadline information below. Confirm the current award conditions on the provider's official source.

Who can apply
Most tracks accept Namibian citizenship or permanent residency; Internal Audit requires citizenship. The general bursary policy combines academic merit with significant financial need. CA, IT Audit, Data Analytics and Forensics require relevant university acceptance/enrolment, an above-average Grade 11 record, Grade 12 Mathematics and English with 75% or more in all subjects, 65% overall in university years 1–2 and 60% in year 3 where applicable; current Grade 12 learners are not subject to university-year averages. Internal Audit requires current year-3 Internal Audit/Accounting study, 60% or more in all year-3 subjects, and completion of Internal Audit Honours before 1 January 2028. English/communication and track-specific criteria apply; see the chosen posting.
Funding
Partial study support. Provider says bursaries generally do not cover all tuition, accommodation and books; applicants fund the shortfall. Amount not published.
Study level
Undergraduate and Honours
Deadline
29 January 2027 (date only; cutoff time and timezone not specified by provider).

Key eligibility criteria

  • Most tracks accept Namibian citizenship or permanent residency; Internal Audit requires citizenship. The general bursary policy combines academic merit with significant financial need. CA, IT Audit, Data Analytics and Forensics require relevant university acceptance/enrolment, an above-average Grade 11 record, Grade 12 Mathematics and English with 75% or more in all subjects, 65% overall in university years 1–2 and 60% in year 3 where applicable; current Grade 12 learners are not subject to university-year averages. Internal Audit requires current year-3 Internal Audit/Accounting study, 60% or more in all year-3 subjects, and completion of Internal Audit Honours before 1 January 2028. English/communication and track-specific criteria apply; see the chosen posting.

About the PwC Namibia Bursary Programme (2026)

PwC Namibia Bursary Programme Provider: PricewaterhouseCoopers Namibia Programme category: Scholarship Study location: Namibia and South Africa; other accredited routes as specified Level: Undergraduate and Honours Cycle: 2027 Application status checked 21 October 2026: OPEN. Funding Partial study support. Provider says bursaries generally do not cover all tuition, accommodation and books; applicants fund the shortfall. Amount not published. Eligibility Most tracks accept Namibian citizenship or permanent residency; Internal Audit requires citizenship. The general bursary policy combines academic merit with significant financial need. CA, IT Audit, Data Analytics and Forensics require relevant university acceptance/enrolment, an above-average Grade 11 record, Grade 12 Mathematics and English with 75% or more in all subjects, 65% overall in university years 1–2 and 60% in year 3 where applicable; current Grade 12 learners are not subject to university-year averages. Internal Audit requires current year-3 Internal Audit/Accounting study, 60% or more in all year-3 subjects, and completion of Internal Audit Honours before 1 January 2028. English/communication and track-specific criteria apply; see the chosen posting. Conditions and exclusions Mandatory PwC training contract after successful study. No hardcopy applications. Internal Audit excludes noncitizen permanent residents. The bursary is separate from advertised employment contracts. Application timing 29 January 2027 (date only; cutoff time and timezone not specified by provider). How to apply 1. Register profile in provider-linked eRecruit portal, select the relevant 2027 bursary and upload requested records. Applications for five tracks remain one programme identity. 2. Current Chartered Accountant bursary: https://pwcna-graduate.erecruit.co/candidateapp/Jobs/View/PWC260312-2 3. Current IT Audit bursary: https://pwcna-graduate.erecruit.co/candidateapp/Jobs/View/PWC260331-7 4. Current Data Analytics bursary: https://pwcna-graduate.erecruit.co/candidateapp/Jobs/View/PWC260326-2 5. Current Forensics bursary: https://pwcna-graduate.erecruit.co/candidateapp/Jobs/View/PWC260318-6 6. Current Internal Audit bursary: https://pwcna-graduate.erecruit.co/candidateapp/Jobs/View/PWC260318-2 Application route: https://pwcna-graduate.erecruit.co/candidateapp/jobs/categories/ Official information: https://www.pwc.com/na/en/careers/learners/learners-bursaries.html Source and scope notes Five disciplines are one programme, not five new records. All five current 2027 postings close 29 January 2027, taking precedence over the general page’s year-round wording. CA explicitly permits Namibia/South Africa or SAICA-accredited study; other track destinations depend on accreditation. General PwC page links to the portal; list and all five detail pages directly retrieved. No registration/submission. Checked against official provider sources on 21 October 2026. Eligibility for consideration is not a guarantee of selection or admission. Current provider instructions govern.

PwC Namibia Bursary Programme eligibility

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  • Most tracks accept Namibian citizenship or permanent residency; Internal Audit requires citizenship. The general bursary policy combines academic merit with significant financial need. CA, IT Audit, Data Analytics and Forensics require relevant university acceptance/enrolment, an above-average Grade 11 record, Grade 12 Mathematics and English with 75% or more in all subjects, 65% overall in university years 1–2 and 60% in year 3 where applicable; current Grade 12 learners are not subject to university-year averages. Internal Audit requires current year-3 Internal Audit/Accounting study, 60% or more in all year-3 subjects, and completion of Internal Audit Honours before 1 January 2028. English/communication and track-specific criteria apply; see the chosen posting.

PwC Namibia Bursary Programme document information

No explicit document checklist is recorded here. If an application is required, prepare only the materials the provider requests.

    How to apply for the PwC Namibia Bursary Programme 2026

    Follow the provider's stated process. The checks below are guidance, not additional application requirements. Any original editorial instructions remain in the description above.

    1. 1
      Check the provider's process

      Consult https://www.pwc.com/na/en/careers/learners/learners-bursaries.html to confirm whether consideration is automatic or requires an application, and follow only the process stated there.

    2. 2
      Check eligibility and any requested materials

      Listed eligibility: Most tracks accept Namibian citizenship or permanent residency; Internal Audit requires citizenship. The general bursary policy combines academic merit with significant financial need. CA, IT Audit, Data Analytics and Forensics require relevant university acceptance/enrolment, an above-average Grade 11 record, Grade 12 Mathematics and English with 75% or more in all subjects, 65% overall in university years 1–2 and 60% in year 3 where applicable; current Grade 12 learners are not subject to university-year averages. Internal Audit requires current year-3 Internal Audit/Accounting study, 60% or more in all year-3 subjects, and completion of Internal Audit Honours before 1 January 2028. English/communication and track-specific criteria apply; see the chosen posting.. Confirm the current criteria and, if submission is required, use the provider's own checklist.

    3. 3
      Check dates and next steps

      Listed deadline information: 29 January 2027 (date only; cutoff time and timezone not specified by provider).. Confirm any cutoff, time zone and follow-up process with the provider.

    PwC Namibia Bursary Programme deadline & application timeline

    Provider deadline information: 29 January 2027 (date only; cutoff time and timezone not specified by provider).. This text cannot be safely converted to a countdown; check the official source for its meaning. The earlier milestones are optional planning suggestions only.

    1. Planning suggestion: 12 months out

      Check the current call and decide whether this opportunity fits your plans.

    2. Planning suggestion: 6 months out

      If the provider requires tests or documents that take time, plan for them using its published instructions.

    3. Planning suggestion: 3 months out

      If an application is required, review the provider's process and prepare only the materials it requests.

    4. Planning suggestion: 1 month out

      If submission is required, allow time to check your materials and any stated cutoff.

    5. Provider deadline
      29 January 2027 (date only; cutoff time and timezone not specified by provider).

      Provider deadline information: 29 January 2027 (date only; cutoff time and timezone not specified by provider).. Confirm the current instructions and any cutoff or time zone on the official source; no additional time is assumed here.

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    Editorial verification note

    Current general bursary policy, portal list and all five 2027 track postings reopened successfully. All close 29 January 2027; Internal Audit is citizen-only while the other four allow citizenship or permanent residency. Partial support, financial need, academic thresholds and training obligations remain track-dependent. Five tracks remain one programme. Five disciplines are one programme, not five new records. All five current 2027 postings close 29 January 2027, taking precedence over the general page’s year-round wording. CA explicitly permits Namibia/South Africa or SAICA-accredited study; other track destinations depend on accreditation. General PwC page links to the portal; list and all five detail pages directly retrieved. No registration/submission.
    Last checked 10/21/2026

    Frequently asked questions

    Who can apply for the PwC Namibia Bursary Programme?+

    Most tracks accept Namibian citizenship or permanent residency; Internal Audit requires citizenship. The general bursary policy combines academic merit with significant financial need. CA, IT Audit, Data Analytics and Forensics require relevant university acceptance/enrolment, an above-average Grade 11 record, Grade 12 Mathematics and English with 75% or more in all subjects, 65% overall in university years 1–2 and 60% in year 3 where applicable; current Grade 12 learners are not subject to university-year averages. Internal Audit requires current year-3 Internal Audit/Accounting study, 60% or more in all year-3 subjects, and completion of Internal Audit Honours before 1 January 2028. English/communication and track-specific criteria apply; see the chosen posting.

    What funding does the PwC Namibia Bursary Programme offer?+

    Listed funding: Partial study support. Provider says bursaries generally do not cover all tuition, accommodation and books; applicants fund the shortfall. Amount not published.. Confirm amounts, exclusions and conditions on the official source. This label does not establish any additional benefit components.

    When is the application deadline?+

    Provider deadline information: 29 January 2027 (date only; cutoff time and timezone not specified by provider).. Confirm the current cutoff and any time zone on the official source; no additional cutoff or late-submission policy is assumed here.

    What documents do I need to apply?+

    No explicit document checklist is recorded here. If an application is required, prepare only the documents requested by the provider; requirements may differ from admission requirements.

    How do I check the application process?+

    Consult https://www.pwc.com/na/en/careers/learners/learners-bursaries.html to confirm whether consideration is automatic or requires an application, and follow only the process stated there. Listed eligibility: Most tracks accept Namibian citizenship or permanent residency; Internal Audit requires citizenship. The general bursary policy combines academic merit with significant financial need. CA, IT Audit, Data Analytics and Forensics require relevant university acceptance/enrolment, an above-average Grade 11 record, Grade 12 Mathematics and English with 75% or more in all subjects, 65% overall in university years 1–2 and 60% in year 3 where applicable; current Grade 12 learners are not subject to university-year averages. Internal Audit requires current year-3 Internal Audit/Accounting study, 60% or more in all year-3 subjects, and completion of Internal Audit Honours before 1 January 2028. English/communication and track-specific criteria apply; see the chosen posting.. Confirm the current criteria and, if submission is required, use the provider's own checklist. Listed deadline information: 29 January 2027 (date only; cutoff time and timezone not specified by provider).. Confirm any cutoff, time zone and follow-up process with the provider.

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