TCTA Bursary for Environmental and Financial Management

The Trans-Caledon Tunnel Authority (TCTA), a state-owned entity specializing in bulk raw water infrastructure development, is offering bursary opportunities for the 2025 academic year. These bursaries are aimed at empowering academically deserving youth from previously disadvantaged backgrounds by providing financial support for undergraduate studies.

Eligible Fields of Study

TCTA is inviting applications from students pursuing degrees in the following fields:

• Bachelor of Commerce:
  • Financial Management
  • Treasury & Investment
  • Economics
  • Auditing (Degree or BTech)
• Environmental Studies:
  • BSc or BTech in Environmental Science
  • Environmental Management
  • Environmental Law

What Does the Bursary Cover?

The bursary provides comprehensive support, including:

• Full registration fees.
• Accommodation and meals.
• Learning tools such as prescribed books.
• A monthly stipend.

Support will be awarded based on TCTA's funding criteria, ensuring students can focus on their studies without financial burdens.

Who Can Apply?

This bursary is open to students who meet the following criteria:

• South African citizenship.
• Study Level:
  • First or second-year students currently enrolled in a recognized South African higher learning institution.
  • Matriculants planning to begin their undergraduate studies in 2025.
• Academic Excellence: Demonstrate strong academic performance.
• Previously Disadvantaged Backgrounds: TCTA prioritizes applicants from underprivileged communities.

Supporting Documents

Only shortlisted applicants will be required to submit additional supporting documents, including:

• Certified copies of your ID and academic qualifications.
• Proof of acceptance at a recognized institution of higher learning.
• Other documents as specified by TCTA.

Why Choose TCTA?

As a leader in water infrastructure development, TCTA plays a crucial role in South Africa’s socio-economic growth. By joining the TCTA bursary programme, you’ll receive financial assistance while contributing to the sustainable development of vital industries like water management, environmental science, and commerce.