Grants Scholarships Sponsored by Thuthuka , 2025 - 2026


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The Thuthuka Education Upliftment Fund (TEUF) offers financial assistance to disadvantaged students pursuing qualifications in the accounting profession. This fund aims to promote education and upliftment in South Africa. Apply now to secure your future in the accounting field.

SAICA’s Thuthuka Bursary Fund 2026




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SAICA’s Thuthuka Bursary Fund 2026

Applications are now open for the 2026 SAICA’s Thuthuka Bursary Fund. Click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.

04 April, 2025 Deadline: 31 Aug, 2025



Our Scholarship Philosophy
At the heart of our scholarship mission lies an inspiring belief: talent is everywhere, but opportunity isn’t — and it’s our passion to help close that gap! We believe every student, no matter their background, deserves the chance to soar, to dream boldly, and to pursue an education that unleashes their full potential.

Our philosophy rests on the exciting idea that scholarships do more than simply fund education; they ignite boundless possibilities! They swing open doors to innovation, amplify voices that might otherwise remain unheard, and empower individuals to make meaningful contributions to their communities and the world. When we invest in students, we are investing in the future’s leaders, creators, problem-solvers, and change-makers.

We place a high priority on supporting individuals who exhibit curiosity, dedication, resilience, and a sincere desire to make a positive impact. Whether a student shines academically, leads with compassion, conquers challenges with remarkable strength, or dreams of addressing the world’s toughest issues — we believe in lifting up those who show promise and purpose.

But our commitment doesn't stop at financial assistance! We aim to nurture a vibrant culture of encouragement, inclusivity, and growth. We celebrate diversity in all its forms and recognize that each student brings a unique perspective that enriches the global learning community. By aligning our support with those who embody passion, integrity, and ambition, we aspire to create a ripple effect of inspiration and achievement.

Ultimately, our scholarship philosophy is fueled by excitement for the future! We can’t wait to see the ideas students will unleash, the barriers they will shatter, and the legacies they will forge. Our goal is to empower dreamers and doers — those eager to shape tomorrow — by giving them the chance today!



Scholarships by Thuthuka

Undergraduate Bachelors

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about , applications, and more.

What is Grant's scholarship?

A grant scholarship is like a misnomer. Grants and scholarships are different forms of financial assistance. Even though the word is sometimes used to refer to a mix of both. A grant is normally a financial assistance given by a government body, university, or foundation, most of the time for a specific objective. Grants do not require any form of repayment. A scholarship is typically awarded based on merit and accomplishments in academics, athletics, or the arts. It is basically to cover the tuition or living expenses of the successful students.

Key features of Grants

Criteria: Grants are mainly focused on financial need and may also be introduced to cover specific purposes. e.g., research or studying abroad.

Source: The Government most of the time introduces grants for non-profit organizations or educational institutions.

Repayment: No repayment is required.

Application: Often less complex than scholarship applications and usually relies on financial details, such as those included in the FAFSA for U.S. students.

Key features of Scholarships

Criteria: It is mostly based on merit in academics, sports, artistic endeavors, or community service.

Source: Scholarship is mostly provided by colleges, universities, corporations, and various organizations.

Repayment: It does not require any repayment most of the time.

Application: Most of the time, it requires an application, academic transcripts, or fulfillment of specific requirements.

How to apply for Grants

To qualify for any form of financial assistance, one can explore opportunities online through databases and university websites and listing sites like Scholarshiplit .

It is important to note that a student can be granted both need-based aid (grants) and merit-based aid (scholarships) on merit.

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