South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) Bursary 2026

ABOUT THE COMPANY – SAPOA

The South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) Bursary 2026 is an exciting opportunity for South African students interested in pursuing careers in the property and real estate industry. SAPOA’s bursary programme is designed to support learners who are academically strong but financially constrained, helping them access quality tertiary education in property-related fields.

If you dream of becoming a property developer, real estate manager, or urban planner, this bursary could be your ticket to success.

About SAPOA

The South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) is the official voice of the commercial and industrial property sector in South Africa. It was established in 1966 and represents property owners, managers, and developers. One of its key initiatives is the SAPOA Bursary Fund, which aims to create a pipeline of skilled professionals in the property industry by investing in South African youth.

What Does the SAPOA Bursary Cover?

The SAPOA Bursary 2026 provides comprehensive financial support, which may include:

Full or partial tuition fees
Registration fees
Prescribed textbooks and study materials
Accommodation and living allowance (where necessary)

This means selected students can focus on their studies without worrying about financial constraints.

Fields of Study Supported

The bursary is awarded to students studying towards qualifications relevant to the property and real estate sector, including:

Property Studies
Real Estate
Finance and Investment (property-related)
Construction Studies
Quantity Surveying
Urban & Regional Planning
Architecture
Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical – property related)
Environmental Science (with property focus)

Who Can Apply? (Eligibility Criteria)

To be eligible for the SAPOA Bursary 2026, applicants must meet the following criteria:

Be a South African citizen.
Be currently in Matric (2025) or already studying at a recognized tertiary institution.
Intend to study or currently be enrolled in a property-related field at a South African university.
Have a strong academic record (minimum average of 60–65%).
Demonstrate financial need (proof of household income required).
Show passion and interest in the property industry.

How to Apply for the SAPOA Bursary 2026

Obtain the Application Form: Available from the official SAPOA website or partner platforms.
Prepare Supporting Documents:
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Certified copy of latest academic results
- Proof of household income (salary slips / affidavit)
- Proof of acceptance or registration at a tertiary institution
- Motivational letter explaining why you deserve the bursary
Submit Application: Send completed forms and documents to the SAPOA bursary department via email or post (details on the official website).

Closing Date

The closing date for the SAPOA Bursary 2026 is 15 September 2025.
Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Why Apply for the SAPOA Bursary?

Get access to financial assistance for your studies
Join one of South Africa’s fastest-growing industries
Gain exposure to networking opportunities within SAPOA’s property sector community
Build a career in real estate, property, or construction with professional support

Conclusion

The SAPOA Bursary 2026 is an excellent opportunity for aspiring property professionals in South Africa. If you are passionate about real estate, property studies, or construction, this bursary can help you achieve your career goals. Don’t wait — submit your application before 15 September 2025.

FAQs

1. What does the SAPOA Bursary cover?
It covers tuition, registration, textbooks, and in some cases, accommodation and living allowances.

2. Can Matric learners apply for the SAPOA Bursary 2026?
Yes, learners in Matric (2025) who intend to study in property-related fields in 2026 may apply.

3. Which institutions are supported by SAPOA?
SAPOA bursaries are awarded for study at accredited South African universities offering property-related qualifications.

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