Eastern Cape Provincial Treasury Scholarship 2026 – Open for Students
If you’re a South African student living in the Eastern Cape and looking for a way to fund your university studies, the 2026 Scholarship from the Eastern Cape Provincial Treasury is a great chance. The program is designed to help bright, financially challenged students take up courses that build skills in money and tech. The deadline to send in your application is 31 January 2026, so act fast.
Why Apply for the Treasury Scholarship?
The Treasury wants to fill gaps in the country’s finance and tech teams. By supporting students who study subjects like economics, accounting, IT and supply‑chain management, it hopes to create a stronger, more diverse workforce that can handle public finances better. The scholarship is especially aimed at people from low‑income families and those with disabilities, giving everyone a fair shot.
Which Courses Are Covered?
Bursaries are available for full‑time undergraduate studies in these priority areas:
- Economics
- Financial Accounting
- Cost and Management Accounting
- Financial Information Systems
- Information Technology
- Internal Auditing
- Supply Chain Management
These subjects line up with the Treasury’s work in managing money and planning public policy.
Who Can Apply?
To qualify, you must meet all of these points:
- Be a South African citizen living in the Eastern Cape.
- Have a National Senior Certificate (NSC) and be accepted or already studying for a Bachelor’s degree or National Diploma.
- Be registered at a public university or college.
- Come from a household that earns less than R467,790 a year.
- Provide proof that you live in the Eastern Cape.
Minimum NSC grades (where required):
- English (home language or first additional language): Level 5 / 4
- Mathematics: Level 5
- Mathematical Literacy: Level 6
- Accounting: Level 6
- Economics: Level 6
If you are a student with a disability, you should list the type of disability and attach supporting documents.
What Documents Do You Need?
Send an application letter that says “ECPT/BURSARIES/2026” in the subject line, along with certified copies of these items:
- Your admission or registration letter.
- South African ID.
- Final academic results.
- Proof of your parents’ or guardian’s income (e.g., tax return, pay slip).
- Proof of your address (e.g., utility bill).
If your parents have passed away, include a certified copy of the death certificate and an affidavit naming your legal guardian.
Missing or late applications will not be accepted.
How to Apply
- Prepare your documents – double‑check each file is clear and signed where needed.
- Write a short letter – explain why you deserve the scholarship and how the course will help you.
- Email everything to:
Vuyo.nohajni@ectreasury.gov.za
Subject line: ECPT/BURSARIES/2026
Only the correct email address and reference will be considered.
Need Help?
If you’re unsure about any part of the process, you can reach out to the people in charge:
- Mr. Vuyo Nohajni – 083 975 0822
- Mr. Monde Siguba – 083 984 8134
- Mr. Yambesa Ngwenzo – 065 685 8575
They’re ready to answer questions about eligibility, documents, and deadlines.
Last Chance
Don’t miss the chance to get a scholarship that can cover a large part of your tuition and living costs. The Treasury is looking for motivated students from the Eastern Cape who can contribute to a more capable public sector.
Make sure you submit all required materials before 31 January 2026. A well‑completed application could open the door to a bright future in finance or technology.
Apply Now – send your application to
Vuyo.nohajni@ectreasury.gov.zawith the subject line “ECPT/BURSARIES/2026”.
Good luck!