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PPS Foundation’s Bursary Programme 2027

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Closing Date: 2026/12/20

Qualification: Engineering (Mechanical, Chemical, and Electrical – must be Bsc or Beng, NOT B-Tech), IT – Information Technology and Computer Science, Finance – Accounting, General Finance and Commerce, Internal Auditing, Risk Management, Marketing, Financial Information Systems, Data Analysis.

  • The PPS Foundation’s Bursary Programme 2027
    Applications Now Open
    The PPS Foundation is proud to announce the opening of applications for the 2027 Bursary Programme. This initiative aims to support deserving South African students who demonstrate academic excellence and financial need, helping them achieve their educational goals and contribute meaningfully to their communities.

    Application Period:
    Opens: 15 October 2026
    Closes: 20 December 2026

    Minimum Requirements
    To be considered for the PPS Foundation Bursary, applicants must meet the following criteria:
  • Be a South African citizen.
  • Have a minimum academic average of 65%.
  • Have a household income of R1,200,000 or less per annum.
  • Required Supporting Documents

  • All applicants are required to upload clear, and valid documents as part of their application:
  • Full academic transcript or results on an official letterhead (covering your current qualification to date) Matriculants/ 1st year applicants to submit preliminary academic results by 20/12/2026 and we will request final academic transcripts from those who are shortlisted based on prelims.
  • Proof of household income, which can be one of the following:
  • Payslip(s) of parent(s)/guardian(s) if employed
  • Affidavit if parent(s)/guardian(s) are unemployed
  • Death certificate(s) if parent(s)/guardian(s) are deceased
  • Clear Certified copy of your South African ID, not older than 3 months
  • Important Notice
  • All information provided, including proof of income, will be verified.
  • The PPS Foundation reserves the right to withdraw funding should it be found that the applicant’s household income exceeds the stipulated threshol