Moore SAICA Traineeship Covers Board Courses and Exams and Includes Flexitime
Moore is recruiting 20 trainees for its 2027 SAICA intake in Cape Town. The audit traineeship includes support for professional development, with the employer advertising paid IAC and APC board-course and examination expenses.
Applications close on 30 November 2026. Use reference MSA240220-1 when checking the vacancy on Moore’s official recruitment portal.
Who can apply?
The programme is for applicants who are completing or have completed a SAICA-accredited Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting. This qualification requirement should be checked before investing time in the application.
Use the full qualification name and your current study status in your CV. If you are still completing the diploma, do not describe yourself as having graduated. Applicants uncertain about accreditation should verify their programme rather than assuming any postgraduate accounting qualification meets the condition.
Benefits stated in the advert
Moore lists flexitime, birthday leave and religious leave, along with paid expenses for IAC and APC board courses and exams. The advert does not state a salary amount or provide all the conditions governing these benefits.
Before accepting an offer, ask how study and examination arrangements fit around client work, what approval is needed for leave and which expenses are included. Flexitime should not be interpreted as a remote-work promise; the advertised location is Cape Town.
What trainees will work on
The role involves audit assignments, analysing financial information and forecasts, identifying audit risks, preparing financial statements and calculating corporate tax liabilities. The employer describes work across different industries.
For applicants, this means the ability to explain accounting reasoning matters as well as the final answer. When preparing for an interview, select an assignment or practical example where you checked evidence, identified an inconsistency and explained your conclusion.
A useful exercise is to summarise the situation in a few sentences, then describe your own contribution. Be clear about whether the work was academic, voluntary or paid. Avoid using confidential client information to demonstrate your skills.
Building the application
Make your qualification, accreditation and study status easy to find. Prepare a clear CV and the academic documents requested by the portal. Check that dates and qualification names are consistent across the profile and attachments.
Read the full duties before writing a motivation. Explain why audit work interests you and link that interest to genuine experience or coursework. Generic praise for the employer will not show the same preparation as a concise, relevant example.
How to apply
Use the official Moore SAICA 2027 Traineeship advert for Cape Town and follow the online application process. Confirm the city, intake year and reference MSA240220-1.
No closing hour is given for 30 November 2026. Submit with time to resolve profile or upload problems and keep the confirmation provided. This advert covers the Cape Town SAICA intake; applicants considering another Moore programme should check that programme’s separate qualifications and reference.
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