SAADP Actuarial Bursary

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   Visit the SAADP Online Application Portal at saadp.co.za

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   Register a profile and create your application

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   Complete the online application form

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   Upload your supporting documents (results, ID, proof of income)

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   Submit before the closing date

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   Shortlisted applicants are invited to assessments and interviews

Frequently Asked Questions

Which universities does the SAADP bursary cover?

SAADP funds actuarial science students at the University of Cape Town (UCT), the University of Pretoria (UP) and the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits). Applicants from non-partner universities may apply if they have been accepted to study at one of these partners.

What grades do I need for the SAADP bursary?

You need at least 80% in Mathematics (not Maths Literacy), 80% in English, and 80% in Physical Science (where required by your chosen university). Strong overall academic performance is essential.

Who funds the SAADP bursary?

SAADP is a non-profit consortium funded by major actuarial employers including FirstRand Foundation, Deloitte, Discovery, Old Mutual, Sasria, BankSETA and INSETA. This shared funding allows SAADP to support significant numbers of students each year.

What does SAADP cover beyond tuition?

Full tuition, accommodation, meals, textbooks, academic tutoring, personal and professional development workshops, mentorship from practising actuaries, and vacation work placements with sponsor companies.