Toyota SA Motors Bursary 2027 at Kycdd
Kycdd
Manufacturing & Engineering (merSETA)
Monthly stipend
Not stated
- Opportunity
- Bursary
- Minimum education
- Grade 12 / Matric
- Location
- National (All Provinces)
- SETA
- merSETA
- Posted
- 02 Oct 2026
Sourced via the SAGraduates portal, last confirmed there by our scraper on 20 October 2026.
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Opportunity Overview
The Toyota SA Motors Bursary 2027 programme is designed to support academically strong South African students pursuing tertiary studies in selected Commerce, Engineering, and Science fields. This initiative extends beyond financial assistance, aiming to create a pathway between university education and potential opportunities within the workplace.
This bursary is part of Toyota's broader commitment to identify and develop emerging talent that can contribute to the future of mobility in Africa. It supports a wide range of disciplines, reflecting the diverse skills required by a modern automotive and mobility company.
Minimum Requirements
To be eligible for the Toyota SA Motors Bursary 2027, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Be a South African citizen.
- Be studying full-time in a Commerce, Engineering, or Science field.
- Achieve a minimum of 65% in both Mathematics and English in Matric.
- Maintain an overall tertiary academic average of at least 65%.
- Qualifying fields include, but are not limited to:
- Commerce: Accounting (Non-CA), Analytics, Economics, Environmental Science, Financial Management, Human Resource Management, Law (LLB), Marketing Management.
- Engineering: Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering.
How to Apply
Applications for the Toyota SA Motors Bursary 2027 are open annually from 1 June to 30 September. Prospective applicants need to prepare their academic and financial documentation thoroughly before the deadline.
Follow these steps to apply:
- Gather all required academic and financial documentation.
- Submit your application through the StudyTrust platform.
- Access the application portal via this link: https://studytrust.kycdd.co.za/client/a2b2e668-af06-40c0-a211-0e199c4d6d0c
- Ensure your application is submitted by the closing date of 30 September.
This listing in context
What the 63 opportunities we currently hold say about this one.
- Live bursaries
- 8
- Open to all provinces
- 7
- Closing within 7 days
- 4
75% of the 8 live bursaries we hold ask for Grade 12 / Matric, so this listing asks for what most of them ask for.
Live bursaries stay open for a median of 62 days between posting and closing date.
Calculated by SetaJobs from the 63 listings open on this site right now, and updated as they change.
What you'll need to apply
Bursaries are decided on marks, so the academic record does the work — send exactly what the advert lists and nothing extra.
- Your CV
- Latest academic record
- Certified copy of your ID
- A short motivation letter
What a bursary actually is
A bursary is funding for study, not employment. It typically covers tuition and may extend to accommodation, books and a living allowance. Many bursaries carry a work-back obligation — a commitment to work for the funder for a period matching the years funded — and most require you to maintain a minimum pass rate to keep it.
How bursaries work: the week, the qualification and where it leads →Watch out for this
Read the work-back and repayment terms before accepting. Failing a year or leaving early can convert a bursary into a debt, and the conditions differ sharply between funders.
About merSETA & this sector
merSETA covers manufacturing, engineering and related services — the home of apprenticeships that lead to Red Seal artisan status.
