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Analyze Consulting

Analyze Consulting Bursary

Closes

19 August 2026

Value

Tuition, registration & exam fees

Level

Honours / 4th Year

For

Black SA Citizens

Sector

Management Consulting / IT

Work-back

1-year paid learnership

About this bursary

Analyze Consulting offers financial support and practical training for postgraduate students entering their Honours year. The bursary pays for core study costs including tuition, registration, and official examination charges at South African tertiary institutions.

The programme is designed to cultivate fresh talent in technology and management consulting. By blending financial assistance with structured workplace exposure, the firm prepares students to step straight into professional roles after graduation.

Recipients must participate in a three-week internship during their Honours year. Following graduation, candidates enter a paid one-year learnership based in Cape Town or Johannesburg, which can lead to permanent employment.

Obligation

Recipients must complete a paid one-year learnership contract in Cape Town or Johannesburg after graduating.

Courses of study covered

BBusSc with Information Systems major
BCom Honours in Information Systems
BCom Honours in Informatics
BEng Honours in Industrial Engineering

What the bursary covers

Full tuition fees for university
Official university registration fees
Prescribed examination charges
Three-week practical workplace internship during Honours
Paid one-year postgraduate learnership position
Professional mentoring and structured consulting training

Who can apply

You qualify if

  • You must be a South African citizen by birth or descent.
  • You must qualify as Black under the B-BBEE Act (African, Coloured, Indian, or Chinese).
  • You must have completed Matric with at least level 4 in English Home Language or level 5 in English First Additional Language.
  • You must be enrolled full-time for an Honours level degree in Information Systems, Informatics, or Industrial Engineering.
  • You must have maintained a minimum academic average of 60% across your second and third year modules.
  • You must possess strong analytical, logical, and problem-solving abilities.
  • You must be prepared to relocate to Cape Town or Johannesburg for the paid learnership.

You do not qualify if

  • Non-South African citizens cannot apply.
  • Applicants who fall outside the B-BBEE definition of Black students will not be evaluated.
  • Undergraduate students in their first, second, or third year are not eligible.
  • Students looking for accommodation or daily living allowances, as the award excludes housing costs.

Documents you need to submit

  • Certified copy of your South African identity document
  • Certified copy of your Matric certificate
  • Official university academic record from first year to current date on institution letterhead
  • Copy of undergraduate degree certificate if already awarded
  • Current Curriculum Vitae
  • Motivation or cover letter
  • Two written character references from lecturers, tutors, or supervisors

Ensure all document copies are clearly legible and recently certified.

How to apply

  1. 1
    Go to the official Analyze Consulting recruitment portal.
  2. 2
    Complete the required online candidate details.
  3. 3
    Indicate where you learned about the bursary opportunity when prompted.
  4. 4
    Attach clear electronic copies of all requested supporting documents.
  5. 5
    Submit your complete application before the official deadline.

Incomplete submissions or missing documents will lead to disqualification.

How you are selected

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Applications undergo an initial screening against academic and demographic criteria. Candidates who pass screening are invited for interviews and technical assessments to test problem-solving skills. Successful candidates receive written bursary offers before the start of the academic year.

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Last verified: September 2026   ·   Category: Mba Postgraduate   ·   Reviewed by grantZA Editorial
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