Key Facts
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- Field of Study
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2027
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Eligibility Requirements
- Minimum 75% average in Matric, especially Mathematics and Accounting
- Registered or accepted at a public university, university of technology, or TVET college
- Household income of R1 million or less a year
- Studying Finance and Accounting Services, IT, or another critical skills field
Documents Needed
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Matric results showing Mathematics and Accounting marks
- Proof of registration or acceptance
- Proof of household income
About Fasset Bursary
The FASSET Bursary, run by the Finance and Accounting Services SETA, targets South Africa's top matric achievers heading into a finance or accounting career - it exists because the sector has an ongoing, well-documented shortage of qualified professionals.
Achieve 75% or higher in Matric, particularly in Mathematics and Accounting, and you're in a strong position to qualify for funding worth up to R100,000 a year.
Funding Details
Receive up to R100,000 a year, covering tuition, study materials, housing, and a monthly allowance.
Where You Can Study
Any public university, university of technology, or TVET college in South Africa qualifies, provided your qualification is in the Finance and Accounting Services sector, IT, or another nationally critical skills field.
About FASSET
FASSET, the Finance and Accounting Services Sector Education and Training Authority, is one of South Africa's 21 SETAs, responsible for skills development in the finance, accounting, and related professional services sec…
View full provider profile →Fields of Study & Who Can Apply
You need at least 75% in Matric, especially in Mathematics and Accounting, and you must be registered or accepted to study at a public university, university of technology, or TVET college. Your total household income must be R1 million or less a year - a notably higher threshold than most bursaries on this site.
Application Procedure
Apply directly with the provider using the official application link below, before the closing date.
Applications for this cycle have closed. Check the provider's site for the next intake.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Matric average do I need?
At least 75% overall, with particular emphasis on Mathematics and Accounting.
Is there an income cap?
Yes, but it's higher than most bursaries - R1 million in total household income a year.
Does the bursary cover IT qualifications too?
Yes, alongside Finance and Accounting Services fields and other nationally critical skills.
How much is the bursary worth?
Up to R100,000 a year, covering tuition, study materials, housing, and a monthly allowance.
