Key facts
- Status
- Applications closed Closed 30 June 2024
- Provider
- Schoeman Coetzee
- Field of study
- Accounting, Chartered Accountant
- Study level
- Undergraduate, High school
- Academic year
- 2027
- Last checked
- September 2026
No 2027 round had been published when we checked.
VerifiedNo open round · the last round we could find closed on 30 June 2024 Latest update ↓
Schoeman Coetzee is an audit firm in Tygervalley, Cape Town. Its bursary offers top matriculants a different route to CA: part-time distance study paid for by the firm while working and training in its office from day one.
About the Schoeman Coetzee Bursary
- Part-time study towards a SAICA-accredited accounting qualification, such as through UNISA.
- Practical training at the firm’s Tygervalley office while you study.
- Covers tuition and required study materials.
Eligibility requirements
- Completed Matric with at least 70%, or Level 6, for all subjects, including Mathematics and English.
- A strong, consistent academic record.
- Excellence in extracurricular activities.
- A real passion for accounting and audit, and willing to work in Tygervalley.
How to apply
- Email the firm to confirm a round is open. There is no application form.
- Prepare certified copies of your ID, Grade 11 final and Matric results, and your parents’ or guardians’ IDs.
- Email them to info@schoemancoetzee.co.za with the bursary name and year in the subject line.
Closing date
30 June in the last published round (2024). No 2027 date has been announced.
Contact details
- Telephone: 021 910 1215
- Email: info@schoemancoetzee.co.za
- Website: schoemancoetzee.co.za
CA students should also see the SAIPA scholarship, the Deloitte bursary and our accounting bursaries page.
FAQs
1. When does the Schoeman Coetzee bursary close for 2027? +
No 2027 round had been published when we checked. The last published round closed on 30 June 2024, so email the firm to ask whether it will take a new bursar.
2. What is Schoeman Coetzee? +
A Tygervalley, Cape Town audit firm founded by Niel Schoeman and Simone Coetzee, who together bring about 40 years of audit experience.
3. How does the bursary work? +
You study a SAICA-accredited accounting degree part-time through distance learning, such as UNISA, while training at the firm's Tygervalley office.
4. What does it cover? +
Tuition at a SAICA-accredited institution and required study materials.
5. What marks do I need? +
At least 70%, or Level 6, for every Matric subject, including Mathematics and English, plus strong extracurricular achievement.
6. How do I apply? +
There is no form. Email certified copies of your ID, Grade 11 final and Matric results, and your parents' or guardians' IDs to info@schoemancoetzee.co.za.
Update note (checked September 2026): no 2027 round had been published when we checked. The last published round closed on 30 June 2024. Email the firm to ask whether it will take a new bursar. The details below are from the last published call.
This round is not open right now. Check the provider’s own site for the next round.
Visit the provider’s websiteOr send your application by email:
info@schoemancoetzee.co.za