PwC’s Online Academy

With a 12-month subscription, you’ll have unlimited access to more than 120,000 learning resources across tax and finance, data and tech, sustainability, people skills, compliance and control, and business insights. You’ll also gain access to four knowledge series with localised insights led by PwC specialists: Masterclasses, Pulse Briefings, Learning Boosts, and Learning Festivals.

If you’re claiming through HRDC, complete this form and our team will guide you through the next steps. For other payment methods, visit PwC’s Marketplace to confirm your purchase.

Yes, the subscription fee is fully HRDC claimable, subject to your organisation’s levy balance and HRDC grant approval. Any portion not covered will be invoiced to your organisation.

Yes, you can learn anytime and anywhere through PwC’s Online Academy, available on mobile and tablet, or via your desktop browser. Your learning progress syncs across all devices, and you’ll receive an onboarding guide once your subscription is confirmed.

Yes. You may download completion certificates as PDF files for eLearns. Curated Learning Pathways also offer digital badges once you complete the full pathway—these can be shared on your preferred social platforms.

We offer both structured CPD content (such as eLearns with assessments) that address specific skills gaps, and unstructured content (such as videos, articles, and podcasts) for flexible, self-directed learning. While we strive to provide valuable professional development resources, recognition of CPD or CPE points varies by professional body. It is the user’s responsibility to verify each content’s eligibility with the relevant professional governing body.

Yes, we offer team and enterprise packages with features including learning administrator access, curated pathways, and assignments. For more information, kindly get in touch with the team.

Yes. Under the IESBA Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (paragraphs R600.21 to R600.23), PwC must obtain concurrence from those charged with governance (TCWG) before providing non-assurance services to an audit company, its subsidiaries, or its parent entities.

Your organisation will need a documented concurrence from TCWG, typically from the Audit Committee, confirming agreement with PwC’s independence assessment regarding a subscription to PwC’s Online Academy. If a pre-cleared training concurrence document is not already in place, we recommend contacting your finance or governance (audit) function to initiate the process. Our audit team is available to support the process.