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Toyota SA Motors Bursary 2027– Engineering & IT – Deadline 30 Sep 2026

Many South African students are worried about paying for university, and the Toyota South Africa Motors Bursary Programme opens on 1 June 2026 – a chance you can’t afford to miss if you need financial help now.

What the opportunity is

The Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) Bursary Programme helps talented students cover tuition, accommodation, books and other study costs. It also offers vacation work and a possible place in Toyota’s graduate programme. The 2027 bursary cycle runs from 1 June 2026 to 30 September 2026.

  • Funding provider: Toyota South Africa Motors
  • Managed by: StudyTrust
  • Study level: Undergraduate
  • Fields funded: Commerce, Engineering, Science and Technology‑related qualifications
  • Extra benefits: Vacation work and exposure to Toyota’s graduate programme

Who can apply

You must meet all of the following criteria:

  • Citizenship: South African citizen only.
  • Matric results: Minimum 65 % in Mathematics and 65 % in English.
  • Tertiary results: Overall average of at least 65 %.
  • Leadership & community involvement: Participation in clubs, volunteering, mentoring or similar activities.

Qualified study areas include:

Commerce

  • Accounting (non‑CA) – must include Accounting, Taxation, Auditing, Management Accounting
  • Analytics, Economics, Environmental Science, Financial Management, Human Resource Management, Law (LLB), Marketing Management

Engineering

  • Chemical, Electrical, Civil, Industrial, Mechanical, Mechatronics Engineering

Science & Technology

  • Business Science Analytics, Computer Science, Information Technology

What you will gain

The bursary covers most academic costs, but the real value lies in the additional opportunities:

  • Industry exposure through vacation work placements.
  • Networking with Toyota professionals.
  • Possible entry into Toyota’s graduate development programme.
  • Skill development in your chosen field.
  • Improved employability after graduation.

How to apply (step‑by‑step)

  1. Read the instructions on the StudyTrust portal.
  2. Complete the online form at StudyTrust application portal. Fill in all personal and academic details.
  3. Upload supporting documents:
    • Certified copy of South African ID
    • Grade 12 certificate
    • Full tertiary academic record
    • Proof of household income
    • Any other documents requested by StudyTrust
  4. Submit before the deadline – 30 September 2026. Late submissions are not accepted.
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Tips to improve your chances

  • Maintain at least a 65 % average throughout your studies.
  • Apply early; don’t wait until the last week.
  • Ensure all documents are clear, legible and certified.
  • Highlight leadership roles, community projects, and extracurricular activities in your application.
  • Proofread your application for accuracy and completeness.

Conclusion – next steps

If you meet the eligibility criteria, start gathering your documents now. Register on the StudyTrust portal, fill out the form, and submit before 30 September 2026. Remember, strong grades help, but showing leadership and community commitment can set your application apart. This bursary could fund your studies and open the door to a career with one of South Africa’s leading automotive companies.

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