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Students in regional areas who are relocating for study either at TAFE or uni

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The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW (RAS) has been an influential force in the direction and development of Australian agriculture since 1822.

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National Regional and Remote Tertiary Scholarship

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National Regional and Remote Tertiary Scholarship

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Currently in Year 12 in 2026

Attends a public high school in regional, rural or remote Australia

Australian citizen or permanent resident

Students without citizenship/permanent residency may be considered on a case-by-case basis

Commitment to full-time study at TAFE or university in 2027

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The Public Education Foundation Rural & Remote Tertiary scholarship is open to current Year 12 students who attend public high schools in rural and remote regions in all states and territories across Australia. The scholarships seek to support motivated individuals with demonstrated merit, who are facing hardship, to realise their career goals.

The scholarships provide financial assistance to high potential students who intend to continue studying either at TAFE or University after completing Year 12 in 2023. The funds assist with the transition into and progress through post-school education e.g. University bachelor degree, TAFE accredited apprenticeship or a TAFE Advanced Diploma.

Each scholarship offered consists of an annual payment of $3,000 provided at the commencement of each academic year, up to a maximum of 3 years. For students relocating from a rural or remote area, an additional one-off payment be provided to assist with initial relocation expenses. The value of the scholarship offered to successful students will be based on their geographic location, personal circumstances and choice of post-school education.

The scholarship is intended to cover educational expenses such as:

Course fees

Necessary equipment

Stationery and books

Laptop

Face-To-Face Tutoring or Online Tutoring

At the end of each academic year, the student will be required to submit to the Public Education Foundation evidence of their successful progression through their study in the form of an academic transcript. If a student is not progressing satisfactorily through their study, the Public Education Foundation reserves the right to terminate the scholarship.

If a student discontinues their University or TAFE education, the scholarship will lapse. Any unspent monies at the end of the scholarship period must be refunded to the Public Education Foundation scholarship fund.

Before applying for this scholarship, please ensure that you read the scholarship terms and conditions available on our website.
BASIC ELIGIBILITY

Attends a Public School in a rural or remote region of Australia

Currently in Year 12

Australian citizen or permanent resident

Note: Students who do not currently have either permanent residence or Australian Citizenship will be considered on a case by case basis

Commitment to studying a TAFE course or University degree as a full-time student in 2024

Successful applications should meet the following criteria:

Evidence that current study, academic records or work experience is appropriate to the nominated tertiary study or training

Determination to complete the nominated study or training

Strongly articulated commitment to their chosen career path

Experiencing equity hardship(s) that may prevent them from otherwise successfully transitioning to post-school study or training

Positive attitude towards schooling and high attendance

Participation in school life

Contributes in the community and/or in extracurricular activities

SELECTION PROCESS
A selection panel will review all scholarship applications and assess them against the selection criteria. The selection panel will include representatives of the Public Education Foundation, a representative from the funding partner and independent experts. After considering all applications, the selection panel will recommend the selected applicant for the approval of the Public Education Foundation's Board.

Applicants will be notified of the outcome in December 2023. If successful, the scholarship recipient's school principal will also receive notification directly.
HOW TO APPLY
All applications for the PEF National Tertiary Scholarship must be submitted via the Foundation's online portal. You will need to sign up for a PEF-Apply account to access the form.

Prior to starting your application, you should compile the following information ready to submit:

Applicant details including:

full name

gender

date of birth

phone number

address

email (please ensure you nominate an email account you regularly access)

Residence status (copy of residency Visa or Citizenship certificate is a requirement for applicants born outside of Australia)

Parent/guardian details

School and principal details

School Point of Contact - the person at the school who you would like correspondence sent to - name, phone number and email

Basic information about you/your family:

whether you are Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, or Pacific or South Sea Islander

who is the primary caregiver at home

highest education qualification of your immediate family

if you are from a Non-English Speaking Background

country of origin of your parents and yourself

which languages you speak and are spoken at home

if you suffer from a disability

whether you have been in out-of-home care

socio-economic background

how you found out about the scholarship

Your University/TAFE course preferences including name of institution, name of degree/course and course fees (you must submit at least one preference, but you can enter up to three).

A statement outlining why you are a suitable candidate for this scholarship and how you meet each of the selection criteria. (maximum 400 words)

A brief outline of how your current studies (including subject selection) and work experience support your planned University/TAFE studies.

A brief outline of what your commitment is to your chosen career. (maximum 250 words)

A brief explanation regarding the barriers you see for your future studies

A copy of your most recent school report ready to upload (PDF or word format)

A personal reference (PDF or word format, maximum 400 words)

A supporting statement from your Principal which addresses the selection criteria (the applicant must initiate a request via the online application to the Principal. This will result in an email being sent to the Principal asking them to complete a statement of support online)

Note for Principals: Please be aware that your statement is a critical component of the application form and your feedback is given considerable weight in the process of panel deliberations. The panels are looking for feedback that goes well beyond simple confirmation that the student is enrolled in your school. SUBMITTING YOUR APPLICATION
Once you have finalized your application and all elements are complete (including references and supporting statements as required) you can submit it for review.

Applications must be submitted by 11.59pm (AEST) Tuesday 8th August 2023.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Call the Public Education Foundation on 02 7814 2806 or email us at info@publiceducationfoundation.org.au.

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National Rural & Remote Tertiary Scholarship

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The Public Education Foundation Rural & Remote Tertiary scholarship is open to current Year 12 students who attend public high schools in rural and remote regions in all states and territories across Australia. The scholarships seek to support motivated individuals with demonstrated merit, who are facing hardship, to realise their career goals.

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NSW Nurses and Midwives’ Association Scholarship

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BASIC ELIGIBILITY

Applicants must satisfy the following eligibility requirements:

Aboriginal and/or Torres Straite Islander OR refugee

Attends an NSW public school

Currently in Year 12

Australian citizen or permanent resident

Commitment to studying an NMBA approved nursing or midwifery course through TAFE NSW or a NSW public university

Sufficient proficiency in English to pass the IELTS requirements for university entry in a nursing or midwifery degree or ELS requirements for a nursing diploma through TAFE NSW

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NSW Nurses and Midwives’ Association Scholarship - Public Education Foundation

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The NSW Nurses and Midwives’ Association scholarships seek to support motivated Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander or refugee students with demonstrated merit, who are facing hardship, to realise their career goals in studying nursing or midwifery through TAFE NSW or a NSW public university. The scholarships provide financial assistance to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander and

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NSW Cookery Teachers Association Scholarship

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Who can apply (Eligibility)

Be in Year 12 in 2026 at a public school in NSW and completing the HSC this year

Plan to study a Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (or equivalent) with a major in Food Technology at university in 2027

Be an Australian citizen or permanent resident

Be committed to teaching in the NSW public school system once you graduate

Students planning to study at ACU, Charles Sturt University, or any other NSW-based university offering Food Technology are especially encouraged to apply

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The NSW Cookery Teachers Association Scholarship assists public school students who have obtained a high degree of proficiency in the subject of Food Technology. The scholarship is offered to students completing Year 12 in 2022 in a public school in NSW or the ACT who intend to continue to university to study a Bachelor of Education (Secondary) or equivalent with a major in Food Technology.

In 2023, up to three scholarships are available. Each scholarship has a value of up to $9,000 per year for 3 years. (Please note - we reserve the right to amend the number of scholarships and scholarship amounts should less than three suitable recipients be selected.)

The scholarship is to cover educational expenses such as:

Stationery and books

Payment of course fees

Laptop / Technology

Other necessary equipment

Face-To-Face Tutoring or Online Tutoring

The first payment will be made to successful applicants following confirmation of enrolment after the HECS Census for the autumn session (31 March 2023).

At the end of each academic year, the student will be required to submit to the Public Education Foundation evidence of their successful progression through their study in the form of an academic transcript. If a student is not progressing satisfactorily through their study, the Public Education Foundation reserves the right to terminate the scholarship.

If a student discontinues their tertiary education or transfers to a different course, the scholarship will lapse. Any unspent monies at the end of the scholarship period must be refunded to the Public Education Foundation scholarship fund.

Before applying for this scholarship, please ensure that you read the scholarship terms and conditions available on our website.

Enrolled in Year 12 in 2022 at a public school in NSW or the ACT and intending to complete the Higher School Certificate in that year

Intending to apply for admission to a Bachelor of Secondary Education degree with a major study in Food Technology

Australian citizen or permanent resident

C ommitment to teach in the NSW public school system on completion of the degree

Potential to do well at University and be able to demonstrate that the scholarship will make a significant contribution to reaching that potential

Demonstrated commitment to train as a teacher of Food Technology, with the aim of returning to teach in the NSW public school system

Evidence or testimony from the School Principal of high potential

Selection Process
A selection panel will review all scholarship applications and assess them against the selection criteria. The selection panel will include representatives from the Public Education Foundation and independent experts. After considering all applications, the selection panel will recommend the selected applicant for the approval of the Public Education Foundation's Board.

Applicants will be notified of the outcome via email. If successful, the scholarship recipient's school principal will also receive notification directly.
How To Apply
Applications for the NSW Cookery Teachers Association Scholarship must be submitted online. To access the application form you will need to sign up for a PEF-Apply account.

Prior to starting your application, you should compile the following information ready to submit:

Applicant details including:

full name

gender

date of birth

phone number

address

email (please ensure you nominate an email account you regularly access)

Residence status (copy of residency Visa or Citizenship certificate is a requirement)

When you came to Australia (if applicable)

Number of years in formal education before coming to Australia (if applicable)

Parent/guardian details (at least one but up to two)

name

phone number

relationship to student

email address

School details:

School Point of Contact - the person at the school who you would like correspondence sent to - name, phone number and email

Basic information about you / your family:

whether you are Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, or Pacific or South Sea Islander

Your mob/family/traditional owner/language group

who is the primary caregiver at home

highest education qualification of your immediate family

if you are from a Non-English-Speaking Background

country of origin of your parents and yourself

which languages you speak and are spoken at home

if you have a diagnosed disability or learning difficulty

whether you have been in out-of-home care

socio-economic background

how you found out about the scholarship

Your University course preferences including name of the institution and name of degree (you must submit at least one preference, but can supply up to three)

A statement outlining why you are a suitable candidate for this scholarship and how you meet each of the selection criteria. (Maximum 400 words)

A brief outline of how your current studies (including subject selection) and work experience support your planned University studies.

A copy of all pages of your most recent school report ready to upload

A personal reference from someone who knows you. It could be a teacher, coach, family friend or an employer. (PDF or Word format, maximum 400 words)

A supporting statement from your Principal which addresses the selection criteria (the applicant must initiate a request via the online application to the Principal. This will result in an email being sent to the Principal asking them to complete a statement of support online)

Note for Principals: Please be aware that your statement is a critical component of the application form and your feedback is given considerable weight in the process of panel deliberations. The panels are looking for feedback that goes well beyond simple confirmation that the student is enrolled in your school. Submitting Your Application
Once you have finalised your application and all elements are complete (including references and supporting statements as required) you can submit it for review.

Applications must be submitted by 11.59pm on Tuesday 7th March 2023.
For Further Information
Call the Public Education Foundation on 02 7814 2806 or email us at info@publiceducationfoundation.org.au.

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NSW Cookery Teachers Association Scholarship

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BASIC ELIGIBILITY

Attends a public high school in Australia

Currently in Years 10 – 11 (in 2026)

Intending to enroll in/continue VET studies through school from 2027

Experiencing significant financial hardship

SELECTION CRITERIA

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The Public Education Foundation’s VET in Schools Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship which aims to support students who are interested in pursuing vocational studies through their schools. The scholarship has been made available from a bequest from Mr Raymond Romer. Mr Romer was the beneficia…

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Unions NSW Jeff Shaw Memorial Scholarship

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Unions NSW Jeff Shaw Memorial Scholarship

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Basic Eligibility

Currently enrolled in Year 11 in 2026 at a NSW public school

Australian citizen or permanent resident

Currently studying Economics, Business Studies, Legal Studies or Modern History

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Unions NSW Jeff Shaw Memorial Scholarship - Public Education Foundation

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Unions NSW Jeff Shaw Memorial Scholarship
The Public Education Foundation’s Unions NSW Jeff Shaw Memorial Scholarships support public school students studying curriculum subjects with aspects of unionism such as Economics, Business Studies, Legal Studies and Modern History. The scholarships particularly target students whose personal circumstances may limit their opportunity to reach their full potential. The scholarships are

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Una May Smith Aboriginal Student Scholarship

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Una May Smith Aboriginal Student Scholarship

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Currently enrolled at a NSW public school

In Kindergarten to Year 11 in 2027

Identifies as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander

Australian citizen or permanent resident

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Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to succeed in school and progress to further education
The Public Education Foundation’s Una May Smith Scholarship helps Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students actively engage in their education, complete their schooling, and prepare for tertiary study or training. The scholarship honours Miss Una May Smith of Coogee, an educator

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BASIC ELIGIBILITY

Attends a public high school in Australia

Currently in Years 10 – 11 (in 2026)

Intending to enroll in/continue VET studies through school from 2027

Experiencing significant financial hardship

SELECTION CRITERIA

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Una May Smith Aboriginal Student Scholarship

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Currently enrolled at a NSW public school

In Kindergarten to Year 11 in 2027

Identifies as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander

Australian citizen or permanent resident

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Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to succeed in school and progress to further education
The Public Education Foundation’s Una May Smith Scholarship helps Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students actively engage in their education, complete their schooling, and prepare for tertiary study or training. The scholarship honours Miss Una May Smith of Coogee, an educator

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Una May Smith Aboriginal Student Scholarship

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Currently enrolled at a NSW public school

In Kindergarten to Year 11 in 2027

Identifies as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander

Australian citizen or permanent resident

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Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to succeed in school and progress to further education
The Public Education Foundation’s Una May Smith Scholarship helps Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students actively engage in their education, complete their schooling, and prepare for tertiary study or training. The scholarship honours Miss Una May Smith of Coogee, an educator

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Basic Eligibility

Enrolled in an Australian public high school

Currently in Year 9 (in 2026)

Must meet ONE of the following:

Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander

A refugee

Experiencing financial hardship

Australian citizen or permanent resident

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PEF National Secondary Scholarship - Public Education Foundation

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PEF National Secondary Scholarships
The Public Education Foundation’s National Secondary Scholarships support two Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students, two refugee students and two students currently experiencing financial hardship that may prevent them from continuing their senior years of education in a public school. Note – a student may only apply for one PEF National Secondary

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Una May Smith Aboriginal Student Scholarship

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Currently enrolled at a NSW public school

In Kindergarten to Year 11 in 2027

Identifies as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander

Australian citizen or permanent resident

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Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to succeed in school and progress to further education
The Public Education Foundation’s Una May Smith Scholarship helps Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students actively engage in their education, complete their schooling, and prepare for tertiary study or training. The scholarship honours Miss Una May Smith of Coogee, an educator

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Eligibility Criteria

attend a NSW government (public) primary or high school

be in Kindergarten to Year 12 in 2026

be an Australian citizen or permanent resident

not currently hold another Public Education Foundation scholarship – a student may hold only one PEF scholarship at a time

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David S Ratner Scholarship - Public Education Foundation

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Long-term support for NSW public education students who identify as Jewish, from primary school through to university or TAFE
Overview of Scholarship
The scholarship rests on a straightforward conviction: a student’s circumstances at home should not set the ceiling on what they achieve at school. Rather than a one-off prize, it commits to a student for

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Eligibility Criteria

attend a NSW government (public) primary or high school

be in Kindergarten to Year 12 in 2026

be an Australian citizen or permanent resident

not currently hold another Public Education Foundation scholarship – a student may hold only one PEF scholarship at a time

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Long-term support for NSW public education students who identify as Jewish, from primary school through to university or TAFE
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Eligibility Criteria

attend a NSW government (public) primary or high school

be in Kindergarten to Year 12 in 2026

be an Australian citizen or permanent resident

not currently hold another Public Education Foundation scholarship – a student may hold only one PEF scholarship at a time

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Long-term support for NSW public education students who identify as Jewish, from primary school through to university or TAFE
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The scholarship rests on a straightforward conviction: a student’s circumstances at home should not set the ceiling on what they achieve at school. Rather than a one-off prize, it commits to a student for

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Eligibility Criteria

attend a NSW government (public) primary or high school

be in Kindergarten to Year 12 in 2026

be an Australian citizen or permanent resident

not currently hold another Public Education Foundation scholarship – a student may hold only one PEF scholarship at a time

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Long-term support for NSW public education students who identify as Jewish, from primary school through to university or TAFE
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Open to students enrolled in public schools in regional, rural and remote areas across Australia.

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Campbell-Carter Scholarship - Public Education Foundation

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The Public Education Foundation’s Campbell-Carter Scholarship supports public school students from regional, rural and remote areas in Australia. The scholarship aims to assist students facing economic and social disadvantage. The scholarship is open to primary, secondary, and tertiary students, with a particular preference given to students with disability. The number of scholarships offered each year is

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Eligibility Criteria

attend a NSW government (public) primary or high school

be in Kindergarten to Year 12 in 2026

be an Australian citizen or permanent resident

not currently hold another Public Education Foundation scholarship – a student may hold only one PEF scholarship at a time

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Open to students enrolled in public schools in regional, rural and remote areas across Australia.

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Open to students enrolled in public schools in regional, rural and remote areas across Australia.

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To apply, students should be:

Currently attending a public school and entering Year 11 at the start of the program

Demonstrating potential, motivation, curiosity or commitment – not academic excellence alone

Facing financial, social, geographic or systemic barriers that could limit access to opportunity without intervention

Supported by their school as a student who will engage positively with program activities

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Acacia Program Scholarships - Public Education Foundation

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Connecting public school alumni with the next generation of students, so where you start never determines where you end up
Overview of Scholarship
The Acacia Fellowship is a Public Education Foundation initiative that pairs financial support with mentoring, skills development and real-world exposure for public school students entering Years

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Aboriginal Education Council Scholarship - Public Education Foundation

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Be enrolled in a NSW public high school

Be in Year 11 in 2027

Identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander

$1,000 per year in both Year 11 and Year 12 (total of $2,000)

Funds may be used for:

Laptop, iPad or similar device

Software and online tools

Uniforms, shoes, textbooks, stationery

Printer and internet access

Excursions, camps, tutoring and study furniture

Work experience-related costs (for VET subjects)

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Aboriginal Education Council Scholarship
The Public Education Foundation’s Aboriginal Education Council Scholarship supports Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students enrolled in NSW public high schools to complete their senior years of education. This scholarship is proudly supported by the Aboriginal Education Council (AEC) – a charity established in 1963 to advocate for innovative educational programs and improved

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Scholarships

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Eligibility Criteria

attend a NSW government (public) primary or high school

be in Kindergarten to Year 12 in 2026

be an Australian citizen or permanent resident

not currently hold another Public Education Foundation scholarship – a student may hold only one PEF scholarship at a time

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David S Ratner Scholarship - Public Education Foundation

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Long-term support for NSW public education students who identify as Jewish, from primary school through to university or TAFE
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Australian Veterans' Children Assistance Trust

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Australian Veterans' Children Assistance Trust

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Planning to enrol or enrolled in a tertiary course of study (recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework) for one or more academic years at a university, TAFE or a registered training organisation in Australia.

Be studying or planning to study full-time, online or face-to-face. Priority is given to those who have not previously undertaken tertiary education.

Be a child or a grandchild of an ex-serving veteran. Children include adopted children, ex-nuptial children, stepchildren and foster children. Stepchildren and foster children must have resided with, or been financially supported by, their veteran stepparent or foster parent for 5 of the last 10 years. Grandchildren are defined as the children of one's son or daughter. Step-grandchildren are not eligible.

People who are serving in the Reserve Forces (SERCAT 3, 4 & 5 – Rendering Service) are considered to be serving so the applicant child or grandchild is not eligible.

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Australian Veterans' Children Assistance Trust

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Australian residency status

Planning to enrol or enrolled in an undergraduate degree in Australia of one or more
academic year's duration in a university, TAFE or registered training
organisation

Be studying or planning to study full time online or face to face. Priority is given to
those who have not previously undertaken tertiary education

Applicants who are seeking a scholarship for a second degree, Masters or Doctorate
degrees may be considered for a scholarship but will be treated as a lower priority. If
an applicant has received a Long Tan Bursary, they cannot be considered for another
Long Tan Bursary.

In receipt of or eligible to receive Centrelink payments including Youth Allowance,
ABSTUDY, Austudy or an accepted means tested Commonwealth government payment.

Be a child or a grandchild of an ex-serving veteran. Children include: adopted children, ex-nuptial children, stepchildren and foster children. Stepchildren and foster children must have resided with or been financially supported by their veteran stepparent or foster parent for
5 of the last 10 years. Grandchildren are the children of one's son or daughter.

The veteran must be an Australian ex-serving veteran with operational service
including eligible war service, war-like service and peacekeeping/peacemaking
service OR 3 or more continuous years of full-time other service, as a member of the
Australia Navy, Army or Air Force.
People who are serving in the Reserve Forces are considered to be serving so the
applicant is not eligible.

The same application form is used for all scholarships. Applicants will be considered for all
scholarships for which they are eligible.

How is my application assessed?

Applications are considered by a team of independent assessors and AVCAT's National
Selection Committee. Each applicant is assessed on the following:

Financial need

Applicants should be eligible on income and assets grounds for full-time means tested
educational benefits like Youth Allowance, ABSTUDY or Austudy or an accepted means tested
Commonwealth government payment at the time of application. In assessing the financial need,
income, household assets and liabilities are reviewed.
Applicants who have a greater degree of financial need for assistance with educational and
living costs will have a higher chance to be recommended for a scholarship.

Academic potential

An assessment is made about the ability of the applicant to complete the nominated course
of study and is dependent on recent academic results and an academic referee or employer
report.

Deservedness

The assessors consider the impacts of the applicants' personal, health and family
circumstances. Deservedness is based how the veteran's service in the Australian Defence
Force has impacted on the family's health and wellbeing. Applicants will need to detail the
health conditions of the veterans.

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Students in regional areas often have to relocate in order to study, leaving behind the support of family and friends and feeling torn between their education and their obligations. Fortunately, assistance in the form of a RAS Foundation Rural Scholarship can help ease some worries and allow greater freedom to more regularly visit home and lend a hand.

Our Rural Scholarship program goes a small way to ensure students from regional areas can chase the same education dreams as students from metropolitan areas.

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The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW (RAS) has been an influential force in the direction and development of Australian agriculture since 1822.

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The Local Sporting Champions program provides financial assistance for coaches, officials and competitors aged 12-18 participating in state, national or international championships.

If successful, applicants will receive $500-$750 towards the cost of attending their championships.

Base Grant: $500

Applicants travelling 800km - 1999km to their nominated championships: + $100

Applicants travelling internationally or greater than 2000km to their nominated championships: + $200

Applicants residing in a rural electorate: + $50

Local Sporting Champions - Guidelines

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Grants for 12-18 year olds towards costs associated with participating in an eligible competition.

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The Local Sporting Champions program provides financial assistance for coaches, officials and competitors aged 12-18 participating in state, national or international championships.

If successful, applicants will receive $500-$750 towards the cost of attending their championships.

Base Grant: $500

Applicants travelling 800km - 1999km to their nominated championships: + $100

Applicants travelling internationally or greater than 2000km to their nominated championships: + $200

Applicants residing in a rural electorate: + $50

Local Sporting Champions - Guidelines

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Grants for 12-18 year olds towards costs associated with participating in an eligible competition.

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The Local Sporting Champions program provides financial assistance for coaches, officials and competitors aged 12-18 participating in state, national or international championships.

If successful, applicants will receive $500-$750 towards the cost of attending their championships.

Base Grant: $500

Applicants travelling 800km - 1999km to their nominated championships: + $100

Applicants travelling internationally or greater than 2000km to their nominated championships: + $200

Applicants residing in a rural electorate: + $50

Local Sporting Champions - Guidelines

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Grants for 12-18 year olds towards costs associated with participating in an eligible competition.

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The Local Sporting Champions program provides financial assistance for coaches, officials and competitors aged 12-18 participating in state, national or international championships.

If successful, applicants will receive $500-$750 towards the cost of attending their championships.

Base Grant: $500

Applicants travelling 800km - 1999km to their nominated championships: + $100

Applicants travelling internationally or greater than 2000km to their nominated championships: + $200

Applicants residing in a rural electorate: + $50

Local Sporting Champions - Guidelines

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Grants for 12-18 year olds towards costs associated with participating in an eligible competition.

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Campbell-Carter Scholarship - Public Education Foundation

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The Public Education Foundation’s Campbell-Carter Scholarship supports public school students from regional, rural and remote areas in Australia. The scholarship aims to assist students facing economic and social disadvantage. The scholarship is open to primary, secondary, and tertiary students, with a particular preference given to students with disability. The number of scholarships offered each year is

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The Local Sporting Champions program provides financial assistance for coaches, officials and competitors aged 12-18 participating in state, national or international championships.

If successful, applicants will receive $500-$750 towards the cost of attending their championships.

Base Grant: $500

Applicants travelling 800km - 1999km to their nominated championships: + $100

Applicants travelling internationally or greater than 2000km to their nominated championships: + $200

Applicants residing in a rural electorate: + $50

Local Sporting Champions - Guidelines

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Campbell-Carter Scholarship - Public Education Foundation

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The Public Education Foundation’s Campbell-Carter Scholarship supports public school students from regional, rural and remote areas in Australia. The scholarship aims to assist students facing economic and social disadvantage. The scholarship is open to primary, secondary, and tertiary students, with a particular preference given to students with disability. The number of scholarships offered each year is

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Una May Smith Aboriginal Student Scholarship

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Una May Smith Aboriginal Student Scholarship

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Currently enrolled at a NSW public school

In Kindergarten to Year 11 in 2027

Identifies as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander

Australian citizen or permanent resident

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Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to succeed in school and progress to further education
The Public Education Foundation’s Una May Smith Scholarship helps Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students actively engage in their education, complete their schooling, and prepare for tertiary study or training. The scholarship honours Miss Una May Smith of Coogee, an educator

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National Youth Science Forum Scholarship

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National Youth Science Forum Scholarship

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The TAFE Queensland scholarship program awards each recipient $5,000 to study any certificate III through to an advanced diploma or bachelor degree at any of our 50+ campus locations.

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Since its launch in 2015, the TAFE Queensland Scholarship Program has awarded over $2.6 million to help hundreds of Queenslanders pursue their career goals. Each year 100 x $5,000 scholarships are awarded to people looking to change their lives and build lifelong careers. Scholarships can be used to pay for study-related costs such as course fees, travel expenses, childcare, uniforms, tools, books and other study materials.

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TAFE Queensland helps students with access, merit and equity scholarships that can help to reduce the barrier to accessing training and for high achievements.

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Apply For A Scholarship Today | Harding Miller Education Foundation

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We provide practical support to lift educational outcomes and career aspirations of high potential girls experiencing disadvantage. Apply for a Scholarship Today!

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Removalists Perth & Melbourne | Interstate Removalists - The Smooth Movers

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The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints.

What is Dream Hoops?
Background
The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints.
Value
This grant provides a successful applicant with a $100 voucher that can be used towards registration fees, game fees or uniform costs. Applicants might be eligible for the NSW Government's Active Kids Vouchers.

Eligibility Criteria & Application
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must meet all the following criteria;

Has not previously been a registered member of Basketball NSW

Be 18 years of age or under

Resides in one of the nominated postcodes (Check For Your Postcode Here)

Endorsed by a BNSW Development Officer or Association President

How to apply
Apply online via the application below
Application period
Open from July 1st until all donated funds have been exhausted

Terms and Conditions

1. The Basketball NSW Foundation may accept or reject any application for the Dream Hoops 1000 Grant at its absolute discretion.

2. The grant can only be used towards the associated costs incurred from registration and game fee and a uniform. Money will be paid from the Basketball NSW Foundation accounts to Basketball NSW and the Association to cover these costs. Individuals will not be reimbursed.

3. The successful Applicant will be subject to these Terms and Conditions.

4. The Applicant must meet all eligibility criteria for application and receipt of the grant and promptly notify the Basketball NSW Foundation if they no longer fulfil all eligibility criteria.

5. At any time following the award of the grant, that the Applicant:

has provided false or misleading information in the application;

has not attended, or will not participate in, the nominated games

has otherwise breached any of its obligations set out in these Terms and Conditions, then Basketball NSW may, by written notice, require the Applicant to repay Basketball NSW, at Basketball NSW's absolute discretion, all or part of the grant. The amount notified must be repaid within 30 days of any such notice. In addition, Basketball NSW may decline any future grant applications for the Program or any other grant program managed, operated, facilitated or funded by Basketball NSW submitted by the Applicant.

6. Basketball NSW collects any personal information that is submitted via this application form for the purpose of considering applications for grants and administering the Program.

Opening date: 1 July 2022
Closing date and time: Once allocated funds have been exhausted
Inquiries: If you have any questions, contact info@bnsw.com.au
Date guidelines released: 1 June 2022
Type of grant opportunity: Targeted

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The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints. What is Dream Hoops?

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints.

What is Dream Hoops?
Background
The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints.
Value
This grant provides a successful applicant with a $100 voucher that can be used towards registration fees, game fees or uniform costs. Applicants might be eligible for the NSW Government's Active Kids Vouchers.

Eligibility Criteria & Application
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must meet all the following criteria;

Has not previously been a registered member of Basketball NSW

Be 18 years of age or under

Resides in one of the nominated postcodes (Check For Your Postcode Here)

Endorsed by a BNSW Development Officer or Association President

How to apply
Apply online via the application below
Application period
Open from July 1st until all donated funds have been exhausted

Terms and Conditions

1. The Basketball NSW Foundation may accept or reject any application for the Dream Hoops 1000 Grant at its absolute discretion.

2. The grant can only be used towards the associated costs incurred from registration and game fee and a uniform. Money will be paid from the Basketball NSW Foundation accounts to Basketball NSW and the Association to cover these costs. Individuals will not be reimbursed.

3. The successful Applicant will be subject to these Terms and Conditions.

4. The Applicant must meet all eligibility criteria for application and receipt of the grant and promptly notify the Basketball NSW Foundation if they no longer fulfil all eligibility criteria.

5. At any time following the award of the grant, that the Applicant:

has provided false or misleading information in the application;

has not attended, or will not participate in, the nominated games

has otherwise breached any of its obligations set out in these Terms and Conditions, then Basketball NSW may, by written notice, require the Applicant to repay Basketball NSW, at Basketball NSW's absolute discretion, all or part of the grant. The amount notified must be repaid within 30 days of any such notice. In addition, Basketball NSW may decline any future grant applications for the Program or any other grant program managed, operated, facilitated or funded by Basketball NSW submitted by the Applicant.

6. Basketball NSW collects any personal information that is submitted via this application form for the purpose of considering applications for grants and administering the Program.

Opening date: 1 July 2022
Closing date and time: Once allocated funds have been exhausted
Inquiries: If you have any questions, contact info@bnsw.com.au
Date guidelines released: 1 June 2022
Type of grant opportunity: Targeted

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The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints. What is Dream Hoops?

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Una May Smith Aboriginal Student Scholarship

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Una May Smith Aboriginal Student Scholarship

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Currently enrolled at a NSW public school

In Kindergarten to Year 11 in 2027

Identifies as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander

Australian citizen or permanent resident

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Una May Smith Scholarship - Public Education Foundation

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Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to succeed in school and progress to further education
The Public Education Foundation’s Una May Smith Scholarship helps Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students actively engage in their education, complete their schooling, and prepare for tertiary study or training. The scholarship honours Miss Una May Smith of Coogee, an educator

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We provide educational scholarships, mentoring and opportunities for young LGBTIQ+ Australians to realise their full potential and overcome challenges arising from their identity. Scholarships are awarded for fulltime study at public institutions of higher education in Australia, for the purpose of gaining an educational or vocational qualification in any profession, trade or the arts.

Scholarships are open to young LGBTIQ+ Australians who meet the criteria detailed below:

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Apply for a Scholarship - Pinnacle Foundation

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Apply for a scholarship Applications for 2024 academic year Pinnacle Foundation scholarships will open on 1 July, 2023. We provide educational scholarships, mentoring and opportunities for young LGBTIQ+ Australians to realise their full potential and overcome challenges arising from their identity. Scholarships are awarded for fulltime study at public institutions of higher education in Australia,...

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DUS is for you if you’re already studying for a relevant degree. With sponsorship we pay you to complete your degree and pay your remaining fees.

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$3,000, to go towards the University or TAFE tuition fees of one individual, for either a jewellery or jewellery design related course, or a design or visual arts related course.

Applications for the 2025 scholarship close on: November 30th, 2025.

Winner will be notified in writing on or before: December 14th, 2025.

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Larsen Jewellery recognises the need to support and educate young adults wishing to begin a career in jewellery, design or visual arts; or who wish to further their studies in a jewellery, design or visual arts related course.

What is included?

Larsen Jewellery is offering a scholarship of $3,000, to go towards the University or TAFE tuition fees of one individual, for either a jewellery or jewellery design related course, or a design or visual arts related course.

Who is eligible?

The applicant must meet the following eligibility criteria to be considered for the scholarship:

Applicant must display an interest and passion for jewellery, design or visual arts.

Applicant must be either accepted, enrolled or in the process of applying to a relevant course or program at an Australian University or TAFE*

How do I apply?

All applicants should email the following to [email protected] . Please also use this email address for any questions or further information.

Full name, phone number, email address.

Whether you will be entering the industry for the first time, or otherwise be furthering your studies.

In 500 words or less, why you wish to start or further your career in jewellery, design or visual arts.

Institution and course name of where you wish to study.

About Larsen Jewellery

Larsen Jewellery specialises in custom-made fine jewellery and engagement rings in particular. To read more about our services, please follow these links:

Applications for the 2021 scholarship close on: November 30th, 2021.
Winner will be notified in writing on or before: December 14th, 2021.
*Terms & Conditions: Scholarship winner must provide proof of current enrolment in a design-related course based in Australia, to Larsen Jewellery prior to receiving their prize of $3,000. If scholarship winner is non-contactable by December 23rd 2021, their opportunity to receive this prize will be made void; and a new winner will be chosen.

Send us a message

Please enter your details below to ask us a question or to schedule an appointment with one of our jewellers. SYD MELB (02) 9223 2006 (03) 9662 3005

Book an Appointment

Want to book a consultation with one of our expert jewellers? Or ask us a question? SYD MELB
Send us a message below with your preferred date and time and we will reach out to you to confirm. (02) 9223 2006 (03) 9662 3005

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Larsen Jewellery Design Scholarship Program

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Larsen Jewellery recognises the need to support and educate young adults wishing to begin a career in jewellery, design or visual arts; or who wish to further their studies in a jewellery, design or visual arts related course.

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The Tertiary Access Payment is a one off payment of up to $5,000. It’s to help eligible students with the cost of moving to study. This is for study after you’ve finished year 12 or equivalent.

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The Tertiary Access Payment is a one off payment of up to $5,000. It's to help eligible students with the cost of moving to study. This is for study after you've finished year 12 or equivalent.

To get the payment you need to meet some rules. These include:

moving from a regional or remote area for tertiary study

starting tertiary study in the year after finishing year 12 or equivalent.

Regional areas are places that aren't in or near a major city. You can check if your family home is in a regional or remote area using the Student Regional Area Search.

Read more about who can get it.

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The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints.

What is Dream Hoops?
Background
The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints.
Value
This grant provides a successful applicant with a $100 voucher that can be used towards registration fees, game fees or uniform costs. Applicants might be eligible for the NSW Government's Active Kids Vouchers.

Eligibility Criteria & Application
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must meet all the following criteria;

Has not previously been a registered member of Basketball NSW

Be 18 years of age or under

Resides in one of the nominated postcodes (Check For Your Postcode Here)

Endorsed by a BNSW Development Officer or Association President

How to apply
Apply online via the application below
Application period
Open from July 1st until all donated funds have been exhausted

Terms and Conditions

1. The Basketball NSW Foundation may accept or reject any application for the Dream Hoops 1000 Grant at its absolute discretion.

2. The grant can only be used towards the associated costs incurred from registration and game fee and a uniform. Money will be paid from the Basketball NSW Foundation accounts to Basketball NSW and the Association to cover these costs. Individuals will not be reimbursed.

3. The successful Applicant will be subject to these Terms and Conditions.

4. The Applicant must meet all eligibility criteria for application and receipt of the grant and promptly notify the Basketball NSW Foundation if they no longer fulfil all eligibility criteria.

5. At any time following the award of the grant, that the Applicant:

has provided false or misleading information in the application;

has not attended, or will not participate in, the nominated games

has otherwise breached any of its obligations set out in these Terms and Conditions, then Basketball NSW may, by written notice, require the Applicant to repay Basketball NSW, at Basketball NSW's absolute discretion, all or part of the grant. The amount notified must be repaid within 30 days of any such notice. In addition, Basketball NSW may decline any future grant applications for the Program or any other grant program managed, operated, facilitated or funded by Basketball NSW submitted by the Applicant.

6. Basketball NSW collects any personal information that is submitted via this application form for the purpose of considering applications for grants and administering the Program.

Opening date: 1 July 2022
Closing date and time: Once allocated funds have been exhausted
Inquiries: If you have any questions, contact info@bnsw.com.au
Date guidelines released: 1 June 2022
Type of grant opportunity: Targeted

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The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints. What is Dream Hoops?

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The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints.

What is Dream Hoops?
Background
The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints.
Value
This grant provides a successful applicant with a $100 voucher that can be used towards registration fees, game fees or uniform costs. Applicants might be eligible for the NSW Government's Active Kids Vouchers.

Eligibility Criteria & Application
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must meet all the following criteria;

Has not previously been a registered member of Basketball NSW

Be 18 years of age or under

Resides in one of the nominated postcodes (Check For Your Postcode Here)

Endorsed by a BNSW Development Officer or Association President

How to apply
Apply online via the application below
Application period
Open from July 1st until all donated funds have been exhausted

Terms and Conditions

1. The Basketball NSW Foundation may accept or reject any application for the Dream Hoops 1000 Grant at its absolute discretion.

2. The grant can only be used towards the associated costs incurred from registration and game fee and a uniform. Money will be paid from the Basketball NSW Foundation accounts to Basketball NSW and the Association to cover these costs. Individuals will not be reimbursed.

3. The successful Applicant will be subject to these Terms and Conditions.

4. The Applicant must meet all eligibility criteria for application and receipt of the grant and promptly notify the Basketball NSW Foundation if they no longer fulfil all eligibility criteria.

5. At any time following the award of the grant, that the Applicant:

has provided false or misleading information in the application;

has not attended, or will not participate in, the nominated games

has otherwise breached any of its obligations set out in these Terms and Conditions, then Basketball NSW may, by written notice, require the Applicant to repay Basketball NSW, at Basketball NSW's absolute discretion, all or part of the grant. The amount notified must be repaid within 30 days of any such notice. In addition, Basketball NSW may decline any future grant applications for the Program or any other grant program managed, operated, facilitated or funded by Basketball NSW submitted by the Applicant.

6. Basketball NSW collects any personal information that is submitted via this application form for the purpose of considering applications for grants and administering the Program.

Opening date: 1 July 2022
Closing date and time: Once allocated funds have been exhausted
Inquiries: If you have any questions, contact info@bnsw.com.au
Date guidelines released: 1 June 2022
Type of grant opportunity: Targeted

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The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints. What is Dream Hoops?

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The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints.

What is Dream Hoops?
Background
The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints.
Value
This grant provides a successful applicant with a $100 voucher that can be used towards registration fees, game fees or uniform costs. Applicants might be eligible for the NSW Government's Active Kids Vouchers.

Eligibility Criteria & Application
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must meet all the following criteria;

Has not previously been a registered member of Basketball NSW

Be 18 years of age or under

Resides in one of the nominated postcodes (Check For Your Postcode Here)

Endorsed by a BNSW Development Officer or Association President

How to apply
Apply online via the application below
Application period
Open from July 1st until all donated funds have been exhausted

Terms and Conditions

1. The Basketball NSW Foundation may accept or reject any application for the Dream Hoops 1000 Grant at its absolute discretion.

2. The grant can only be used towards the associated costs incurred from registration and game fee and a uniform. Money will be paid from the Basketball NSW Foundation accounts to Basketball NSW and the Association to cover these costs. Individuals will not be reimbursed.

3. The successful Applicant will be subject to these Terms and Conditions.

4. The Applicant must meet all eligibility criteria for application and receipt of the grant and promptly notify the Basketball NSW Foundation if they no longer fulfil all eligibility criteria.

5. At any time following the award of the grant, that the Applicant:

has provided false or misleading information in the application;

has not attended, or will not participate in, the nominated games

has otherwise breached any of its obligations set out in these Terms and Conditions, then Basketball NSW may, by written notice, require the Applicant to repay Basketball NSW, at Basketball NSW's absolute discretion, all or part of the grant. The amount notified must be repaid within 30 days of any such notice. In addition, Basketball NSW may decline any future grant applications for the Program or any other grant program managed, operated, facilitated or funded by Basketball NSW submitted by the Applicant.

6. Basketball NSW collects any personal information that is submitted via this application form for the purpose of considering applications for grants and administering the Program.

Opening date: 1 July 2022
Closing date and time: Once allocated funds have been exhausted
Inquiries: If you have any questions, contact info@bnsw.com.au
Date guidelines released: 1 June 2022
Type of grant opportunity: Targeted

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The Dream Hoops 1000 program has been set up to provide financial assistance grants to young people who would like to play basketball for the first time but are unable due to financial restraints. What is Dream Hoops?

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The Local Sporting Champions program provides financial assistance for coaches, officials and competitors aged 12-18 participating in state, national or international championships.

If successful, applicants will receive $500-$750 towards the cost of attending their championships.

Base Grant: $500

Applicants travelling 800km - 1999km to their nominated championships: + $100

Applicants travelling internationally or greater than 2000km to their nominated championships: + $200

Applicants residing in a rural electorate: + $50

Local Sporting Champions - Guidelines

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Grants for 12-18 year olds towards costs associated with participating in an eligible competition.

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Women in Engineering and IT Scholarships

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Women in Engineering and IT Scholarships

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Hi everybody! My name is Eva Cheng

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and I'm the Deputy Director of

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the UTS Women in Engineering and IT program.

00:11

So thanks for joining me today,

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we will talk a bit more about

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the scholarship opportunities that are

00:15

available for women studying

00:16

engineering and IT with us.

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So what are the different types of

00:20

scholarships that you can apply for?

00:22

What is the application

00:23

and interview process?

00:24

And some tips and tricks, and advice

00:26

on this application process.

00:28

So why women in engineering

00:29

and IT? Well our program

00:31

has a long history and we're here because we

00:33

want to enable students

00:35

to be able to study what they'd

00:36

like to be able to study,

00:37

and the careers they'd like to

00:38

pursue without having gender as a barrier.

00:42

Why does this matter? It's because

00:44

engineers and IT professionals

00:46

design products, solutions and

00:47

services for the greater community.

00:49

And if you don't have a

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diverse voice of the people

00:52

in the community embedded into the designs,

00:54

then we're not going to be able to have

00:55

the impact and to benefit

00:57

those who are going to

00:58

be using these technologies.

01:00

So our program has

01:02

a lot of different initiatives.

01:03

We reach out to early primary school to

01:06

help build the confidence

01:07

of girls interested in science,

01:08

technology, engineering, and maths,

01:10

and working with teachers and

01:11

parents as well, including in the classroom.

01:14

We also continue reaching out into

01:16

high school to share

01:17

what are the career opportunities,

01:19

study opportunities in engineering

01:20

and IT. And what are

01:21

those emerging technologies that

01:23

you could have an impact with,

01:24

including drones, cybersecurity and

01:26

perhaps civil engineering,

01:27

building safer structures.

01:28

And through all of these outreach programs,

01:30

our current students will join us and

01:32

also industry professionals to

01:33

share what it is that

01:34

they do in the workplace.

01:36

What might a career look like?

01:37

And between high school

01:39

and university, of course

01:40

we have scholarship programs

01:42

to support students coming in.

01:43

And once you join us at UTS,

01:45

we have a big community

01:47

that you can jump into from day one.

01:49

And within this community we have a lot of

01:51

different social events

01:52

and also professional networking.

01:54

And we also have a mentoring program

01:56

with industry, where students will be

01:57

paired with an industry mentor

01:59

for one year to get

02:00

some advice and guidance on what does

02:02

a career journey look like

02:03

or what could it look like?

02:04

How could your studies get you to

02:06

where you would like to be? What subjects,

02:08

internships would be most beneficial,

02:09

what workplaces might work for you.

02:13

And then community! Underlying everything

02:15

that we do is a strong community.

02:17

Finding people like you, studying with you,

02:19

and who could be your future network as

02:21

your emerge as a

02:22

professional from your degree program.

02:25

So the scholarships that I'll talk

02:27

about today include

02:28

the Women in Engineering

02:29

Cooperative Scholarship.

02:30

So this is open to

02:31

all engineering degree programs.

02:33

Then we have the Bachelor of

02:34

IT Cooperative Scholarship,

02:35

specific to the Bachelor of IT program.

02:38

And then we have the Faculty Women in

02:40

Engineering and IT scholarship.

02:41

This is open to all degree programs

02:43

in engineering and IT,

02:44

including double degrees.

02:47

So the Women in Engineering

02:49

Cooperative Scholarship is

02:50

valued at $66 000 over four years.

02:53

And it also includes three internships

02:56

throughout your degree program.

02:57

And this internship

02:57

component is embedded within

02:59

the Diploma of Professional

03:01

Engineering Practice.

03:02

So what this looks like in

03:04

your five-year degree program is

03:06

that you'll have

03:06

your first industry internship

03:08

at the end of first year.

03:09

So getting that real-world

03:10

experience early on,

03:11

that's a three month internship

03:13

to get you started.

03:14

And then you will

03:15

have two six-month internships

03:17

in second, and fourth year.

03:18

And these internships will be with

03:20

different industry partners so

03:22

that you get that

03:22

breadth of experience

03:24

across different industries.

03:26

So who might be the industry partners?

03:29

These are some sponsors from the 2020 cohort,

03:32

and you'll see that there are a number of

03:33

different companies across civil,

03:36

electrical, mechanical,

03:37

software, and data engineering.

03:40

So the second co-operative scholarship that we have

03:42

is the Bachelor of Information Technology.

03:44

And this is a three-year scholarship that is

03:47

$49 500 in financial support.

03:50

And it includes two 6-month industry placements.

03:53

So this degree program is very much

03:55

the combination between business and IT.

03:57

So if that's more your interest,

03:59

please apply for this one.

04:01

Although we have multiple scholarships here,

04:03

it doesn't mean that you have to choose one!

04:04

You're most welcome

04:05

to apply to all of them

04:06

and then see how you go.

04:08

Because then you have the choice

04:09

to choose between different scholarships

04:11

if you're not quite sure which degree

04:12

program suits you just yet.

04:14

The third scholarship we have is

04:17

the Faculty scholarship for

04:18

Women in Engineering and IT.

04:20

This is a one-year scholarship with

04:21

$10 000 in financial support.

04:24

So this is open to

04:25

any degree program in the Faculty:

04:27

engineering, IT, computing science,

04:30

and also double degrees.

04:31

So if you're wanting

04:33

to study a double degree,

04:34

this is the only scholarship that's

04:35

available to you because

04:36

double degrees are not eligible

04:38

for the cooperative scholarships

04:39

because of the internship components

04:41

embedded into those degrees.

04:43

We do have a range

04:45

of other scholarships available.

04:47

So please have a look at our website,

04:49

make sure you apply for everything that is

04:51

applicable to you because

04:52

you've gotta be in it to win it!

04:54

And that doesn't mean that there aren't

04:55

scholarships for you

04:57

once you arrive at university with us,

05:00

we have scholarships

05:01

for our current students.

05:02

So make sure that you have a look as well.

05:04

You've heard a little bit

05:05

from me about the types

05:06

of scholarships available. Tanzeem, one of

05:08

our current scholars in

05:09

software engineering, will be able to

05:11

share what her experience

05:12

is like, being in the cooperative program.

05:14

Thank you so much, Eva. Hi, guys.

05:16

As mentioned, I'm currently in

05:18

my third year of studying

05:20

a Bachelor of Software Engineering

05:22

here at UTS.

05:24

So that means looking at the diagram,

05:25

I've completed my first

05:27

second industry placement

05:29

so in my first year of university I, for the summer,

05:32

I interned at a company

05:34

called Wisetech Global,

05:35

so I was a junior developer

05:37

there and I stayed on with

05:39

the company to work part-time throughout

05:41

my second year until my second semester.

05:43

So then I moved to another company

05:45

called Cuscal, and

05:46

I was interning with them for six months.

05:48

And honestly,

05:50

the best part of this scholarship,

05:51

it's how much experience you get

05:53

exposed to the real-world, like moving,

05:56

comparing myself and all this

05:58

industry experience I have to

06:00

my friends that perhaps

06:01

don't get exposed to that.

06:02

I know that I've picked up on

06:03

a lot of soft skills,

06:05

a lot of hard skills,

06:06

and it's just challenged me in

06:09

so many different ways and I know

06:10

that I'm ready for the future.

06:12

And it's also showing me what I like and

06:14

what I don't like. Even though it's my third,

06:16

year of studying this,

06:19

I've gone through so many roles

06:21

and I've worked in so many teams that

06:23

I've been able to understand

06:25

myself and where I see

06:26

myself going in the future a bit more.

06:28

Something that I thought I knew back in Year 12

06:30

when I was choosing this degree,

06:32

choosing after my ATAR came up,

06:34

deciding what university I

06:35

wanted to go through.

06:36

So the main thing I wanted to highlight was

06:40

I actually applied for both the Bachelor

06:41

of IT and the Bachelor of Engineering.

06:43

And I accepted my BIT offer first.

06:46

And the reason I did so was because, you know,

06:49

I didn't actually have that much knowledge

06:51

on what the course was,

06:52

what I would be getting out of it.

06:54

And after I accepted

06:56

my BIT course, I always knew

06:58

I wanted to be someone

07:00

technical and challenge myself technically,

07:02

I really loved maths, and I was

07:04

always more drawn to the engineering aspect.

07:06

So I decided to accept my second offer,

07:09

which was the co-operative engineering offer.

07:12

Sometimes you think in Year 12,

07:14

you know exactly what

07:15

you want to do, and you know

07:16

your ATAR, and your

07:18

HSC subjects reflect that.

07:20

And you think that, you know, you're

07:21

working towards a single goal,

07:22

but it's really important

07:24

as students, for you that you need

07:25

to keep your options open

07:27

because you don't really know

07:28

what it's going to bring at

07:29

the end of the day or

07:30

what you're going to do,

07:31

or how you're going to,

07:33

how you're going to come to a situation,

07:35

you know, and it's fine if you like,

07:37

think you're gonna be working towards

07:39

a specific degree and

07:40

then in the last moment you're like,

07:42

no, that's actually not what I want to do.

07:44

I want to do this! So my advice

07:45

to you as students, is if you're in

07:47

Year 11, Year 12, Year 8, Year 9,

07:50

is just to keep your options open.

07:51

And the reason why I decided to do

07:53

technology and something in

07:55

IT was because it was always,

07:57

I was always really

07:59

interested about what's new,

08:00

how can we make things better?

08:02

How can we change some

08:03

of the practices that we have now?

08:05

And if you look at our world

08:07

right now a lot of the things are

08:08

actually underpinned

08:10

by technology and without technology,

08:12

I don't know how we'd be

08:13

able to do any of this.

08:14

Like if someone was to tell you

08:17

back when I chose

08:18

my degree, you know, in three years time,

08:20

everything will, you won't

08:21

be able to see anyone.

08:22

Everything will have to be online.

08:24

You know, you wouldn't expect that.

08:26

And I think it's been really amazing to see

08:28

that technology has transformed so

08:30

many of the workplaces.

08:32

And I've been working remotely

08:34

for about four months now and we, they

08:37

just announced that we're going to be working

08:39

remotely for the rest of the year so

08:41

it's really good to be part of

08:43

that change to see that, you know,

08:44

what you're learning at university,

08:46

what you're learning at work is

08:47

implemented in the real world.

08:49

And that's personally why I got into

08:51

engineering and IT because

08:54

I want to challenge myself.

08:55

I want to make things happen and compared

08:59

to other people without, you know,

09:01

are more focused on business and IT.

09:04

So my second advice to you would

09:06

be engineering is for like,

09:09

it's more practical, I would say.

09:11

And even though you think that, you know,

09:13

you're not good at maths or, you know,

09:15

engineering requires a lot of maths,

09:17

actually at UTS, we're really fortunate because

09:18

the way that the course is

09:20

structured is, there's practical experience.

09:23

You've got two mathematics subjects and you've

09:25

got a lot of help in those as well.

09:27

Like, even though I did

09:29

do 3-unit maths, I,

09:30

by the time that I did the math subjects at

09:33

university, I actually

09:34

remembered nothing, because you know,

09:35

you go on a three month break after HSC (Year 12),

09:38

everything's new at uni,

09:39

everything's really exciting.

09:40

So I wouldn't stress too much about

09:42

the actual subjects, there's a lot

09:44

of help available with this. You know,

09:46

UTS has peer support

09:48

and they have help groups as well.

09:50

So some subjects have extra help,

09:52

apart from your tutors and lecturers.

09:54

Everyone's really friendly here.

09:55

There's, you know, if you come

09:57

in through one of our programs,

09:59

the WiEIT and the co-operative

10:01

programs, there's a whole cohort of people.

10:03

A lot of my friends are

10:04

from those programs and we had

10:06

like a really nice community

10:07

and I really miss being

10:09

on-campus but I know being online as well

10:12

hasn't made a difference because we're

10:13

still having these virtual catch-ups.

10:15

So regardless of what

10:16

the situation is next year or how it's like,

10:19

you need to do what you're

10:20

passionate about and you need

10:21

to do something that you're

10:22

going to enjoy.

10:23

And, don't let any

10:25

of these preconceived notions

10:26

hold you back saying, you know,

10:27

engineering requires a lot of maths,

10:29

I need to be a certain stereotype,

10:31

I need to be

10:32

a certain gender in order to do this.

10:34

It's, you know, none of that is how we

10:38

function at UTS and it's

10:40

so open and after like,

10:42

oh, I actually didn't

10:43

consider coming to UTS at all.

10:45

My first preference was UNSW.

10:47

And when I got

10:49

my ATAR, when I got everything,

10:50

I was initially going

10:52

to accept my UNSW offer.

10:54

But, you know, something inside me just said,

10:55

you know, we're growing,

10:56

we're moving really rapidly,

10:58

we're changing, and that's something I

10:59

like about UTS.

11:01

That's all I wanted to say.

11:03

If you have any questions

11:04

about my personal experience,

11:05

how I got here,

11:07

let me know. Thank you so much.

11:10

So what are the next steps from here?

11:12

This is the scholarship process

11:13

for the rest of the year.

11:15

All the applications will close

11:16

on the 6th of September.

11:17

So make sure that you get your

11:18

application in on time and you

11:20

can apply at any point

11:21

up until that deadline.

11:23

If you've got any questions

11:24

or you'd like more information,

11:26

please contact us or join us for Open Week

11:28

between 31st August and 5th September.

11:31

We'll have a scholarship application workshop

11:33

for the 3rd September in the evening,

11:36

and I've got more details

11:36

later in this session.

11:38

And please feel free to join us.

11:39

Then, once we've shortlisted the applications,

11:42

we will have an interview round

11:43

in the first week of October

11:45

before your exams because

11:47

we know it's a busy period.

11:48

And then we'll notify you

11:49

of the interview outcome,

11:51

whether you've been

11:51

shortlisted from that process.

11:53

And once you receive your

11:55

ATAR results on the 18th of December,

11:57

we'll give you a call to let you

11:58

know of your overall scholarship outcome.

12:01

So tips, how might

12:03

you do well, what do we want to know?

12:04

Well, we want to know about you!

12:05

So please be honest,

12:07

tell us your story,

12:08

what it is that interests you

12:09

about engineering and IT,

12:11

what would you like to study and

12:12

why, what motivates you?

12:14

You don't need to have

12:16

existing experience in engineering and IT.

12:17

What we're looking

12:18

for is interest and

12:20

experience in engineering skills

12:22

and IT skills. What does that mean?

12:24

Teamwork, it could mean design,

12:26

creative thinking, thinking outside the box.

12:28

So include any examples where you can.

12:30

Work experience matters as well.

12:33

A casual part-time job

12:34

means that you can work in

12:35

a team, and you've got time management.

12:37

This all matters.

12:39

Interview. The interviews

12:41

will be in the first week of

12:42

October and the interview

12:43

panel is very friendly. Don't worry!

12:44

It's an industry partner,

12:46

and at UTS academic.

12:48

They just want to know a little

12:49

bit more about you to

12:50

expand on what you've shared with

12:51

us in your application.

12:52

Then how we choose

12:54

the scholarships is based on

12:55

the balance of the interview

12:57

score and your ATAR.

12:59

So tips for the interview is

13:01

that you don't need to prepare.

13:03

We want you to come as

13:04

authentic you, and we want to

13:05

hear more about what you've

13:06

told us in your application.

13:08

So make sure you do review what

13:09

you've written. And we'll have

13:11

an interview preparation workshop

13:13

if you've got any questions

13:14

about the process.

13:15

But this is just an approach to

13:17

share with you to

13:18

do well in an interview,

13:19

called the STAR approach.

13:22

What happens after the interview?

13:25

We'll let you know of the outcome,

13:26

whether you've been shortlisted

13:27

from the interviews.

13:28

And then, once we

13:30

received your ATAR on 18th December,

13:32

we'll give you a call with

13:33

the overall scholarship outcome.

13:35

And there is a short turnaround time,

13:37

because the UAC preferences

13:39

deadline is the next day.

13:40

So we just need to know by

13:41

3pm on the 19th December

13:43

whether you'd like to

13:44

accept the scholarship offer, or not.

13:47

So these are the websites

13:49

to complete your application,

13:51

both for the Women in Engineering and IT,

13:52

and the Bachelor of Information Technology.

13:54

If you're not quite sure

13:57

which degree program you'd like to choose,

13:59

especially for the Women in Engineering Cooperative

14:01

Scholarship, because

14:02

you have to choose a major,

14:04

whether that is mechanical engineering,

14:06

civil, data or software,

14:08

have a look at our website.

14:09

There's a lot more information about

14:11

what's the difference between

14:12

these degree programs

14:13

What subjects might you be studying?

14:15

You can choose more than one discipline

14:17

on your application,

14:18

but we will need to allocate you

14:20

to one interview panel.

14:22

So make sure you let us know which

14:23

your strongest preference is!

14:26

I also wanted to share with you,

14:28

Adjustment Points.

14:29

So these are points that are added to

14:31

your raw ATAR to give you a Selection Rank,

14:33

which is what the UAC offers are made based on.

14:35

The maximum number of adjustment points

14:38

that you can receive is 13.

14:40

There are different opportunities from which

14:42

you can receive adjustment points.

14:43

And this means things like including

14:46

and completing the UTS

14:47

engineering and IT questionnaire,

14:49

which is an online questionnaire,

14:50

where you share with us your motivation for

14:52

studying engineering and IT.

14:55

Also, if you've done well in your Year 12 results,

14:57

you can receive adjustment points.

14:58

And also if you come

15:00

from a different background,

15:01

or certain circumstances,

15:02

which are eligible for

15:04

adjustment points. At UTS,

15:07

we also recognize the importance of having

15:09

a balanced engineering and IT profession.

15:11

So all women applicants applying for 2021

15:14

will receive ten adjustment points

15:17

for any degree program,

15:18

including combined, degrees, double degrees,

15:20

in the Faculty of Engineering and IT.

15:22

So keep in contact with us!

15:24

If you've got any questions, or you'd

15:25

like more information,

15:27

for more information

15:28

about the degree programs,

15:29

please contact the Faculty - FEIT.

15:31

If you've got more information,

15:33

if you'd like more information

15:34

about the Women in Engineering and

15:35

IT program, or the Women

15:37

in Engineering and IT scholarships, please

15:38

contact us at our website: wieit.uts.edu.au

15:42

What's next?

15:45

We have our online scholarship

15:46

application workshop on

15:48

the 3rd September, in

15:49

the evening, 5 - 6pm.

15:51

So if you'd like to join us,

15:52

please register on our website.

15:54

We've also got some live Q&A

15:55

sessions during Open Week,

15:57

and we've got these multiple days.

15:58

So check out the schedule,

15:59

come and meet the team and some

16:01

of our current students!

16:02

We've also got information sessions

16:04

on the different degree programs.

16:05

If you'd like to know more

16:07

and have some questions.

16:09

So thanks very much for joining and watching.

16:12

We hope to be able to meet you

16:14

and see you on campus soon.

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Women in Engineering and IT Scholarships

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00:03 Hi everybody! My name is Eva Cheng 00:06 and I'm the Deputy Director of 00:08 the UTS Women in Engineering and IT program. 00:11 So thanks for joining me today, 00:12 we will talk a bit more about 00:13 the scholarship opportunities that are 00:15 available for women studying 00:16 engineering and IT with us.

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Campbell-Carter Scholarship - Public Education Foundation

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Scholarship value

$32,000 per year

Scholarship duration

Up to 5.5 years

Number awarded

Up to 30

This scholarship will open on June 2026.

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Eligibility

You're eligible if you:

are an Australian Citizen or Australian Permanent Resident

will complete year 12 in the year of your application or completed year 12 in the year preceding the year of your application

intend to enrol full-time in the Bachelor of Advanced Humanities (Western Civilisation) (Honours) program or the dual Bachelor of Humanities (Western Civilisation)/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) program

expect to gain admission to the Bachelor of Advanced Humanities (Western Civilisation) (Honours) program or the dual Bachelor of Humanities (Western Civilisation)/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) program on the basis of predicted senior results and any applicable adjustment factors or on the basis of special entry pathways

have not undertaken any previous tertiary study while enrolled in a Bachelor-level program or higher

will be available to participate in an interview with the selection committee on a date set by the University.

How to apply

Visit the Western Civilisation scholarship advice page for information on applying. You will need to submit:

a one to two page CV (including academic achievements)

a statement addressing the selection criteria within the application form – you must respond to three questions based on academic ability, community service and compatibility with the program of study (up to 1500 characters per question)

a statement addressing any disadvantage (if applicable)

appropriate supporting evidence.

Use our tips for putting together a great application to help you through this process.

Selection criteria

We'll consider:

your academic ability as demonstrated by previous academic results and awards

each of the following as demonstrated by written application and performance at interview:

1. interest in the questions and ideas that have shaped the world

2. track-record of contribution to your communities

3. creativity and critical thinking skills that challenge and cross boundaries

4. ability to contribute effectively to discussion and debate

5. desire and ability on to empower and better the lives of others and to make a difference in the world

6. qualities of compassion, empathy, and ethical behaviour

7. the value of the opportunity provided by the Scholarship to your future development

your overall performance at the interview.

Preference may be given to applicants who can demonstrate as part of their application that they have experienced disadvantage or are from an underrepresented background.

What happens next

Once you submit an application, we will email you to confirm receipt. If you do have not received an email within 2 days of applying, email us at westernciv@uq.edu.au.

The selection committee will interview short-listed applicants.

About this scholarship

This scholarship was established in 2019 with support from the Ramsay Centre for Western Civilisation. The scholarships are intended for academic high-achievers who desire to make a difference in the world. They are for students who are creative and intellectually curious with the critical skills to challenge the status quo and cross boundaries, and who value discussion, debate, and the opportunity to learn from others.

We are looking for students whose endeavours are driven by compassion, a desire to better the lives of all members of the community, and a strong code of ethics.

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Removalists Perth & Melbourne | Interstate Removalists - The Smooth Movers

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The Smooth Movers are one of the leading removalists in Perth WA. Due to our success over the years we would like to give something back to the community. We believe that current students are paving the way for the future of our society.

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The Jean Martin/Louie Jean Mercer Performing Arts Education Grant

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The Jean Martin/Louie Jean Mercer Performing Arts Education Grant

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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The Jean Martin/Louie Jean Mercer Performing Arts Education Grant

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The Jean Martin/Louie Jean Mercer Performing Arts Education Grant

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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The Irene Ashton Memorial Education Grant

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The Irene Ashton Memorial Education Grant

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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closes 30th November

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Removalists Perth & Melbourne | Interstate Removalists - The Smooth Movers

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The Smooth Movers are one of the leading removalists in Perth WA. Due to our success over the years we would like to give something back to the community. We believe that current students are paving the way for the future of our society.

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$1000
closes 30th November

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Removalists Perth & Melbourne | Interstate Removalists - The Smooth Movers

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The Smooth Movers are one of the leading removalists in Perth WA. Due to our success over the years we would like to give something back to the community. We believe that current students are paving the way for the future of our society.

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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The Jean Martin/Louie Jean Mercer Performing Arts Education Grant

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The Jean Martin/Louie Jean Mercer Performing Arts Education Grant

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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The Irene Ashton Memorial Education Grant

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The Irene Ashton Memorial Education Grant

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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closes 30th November

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Removalists Perth & Melbourne | Interstate Removalists - The Smooth Movers

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The Smooth Movers are one of the leading removalists in Perth WA. Due to our success over the years we would like to give something back to the community. We believe that current students are paving the way for the future of our society.

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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The Jean Martin/Louie Jean Mercer Performing Arts Education Grant

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The Jean Martin/Louie Jean Mercer Performing Arts Education Grant

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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Iglu Regional Scholarship - Rental Assistance Now Available

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RENTAL ASSISTANCE FOR STUDENTS FROM REGIONAL AUS AND NZ! Live at Iglu and receive rental assistance for cool student accommodation.

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closes 30th November

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Removalists Perth & Melbourne | Interstate Removalists - The Smooth Movers

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The Smooth Movers are one of the leading removalists in Perth WA. Due to our success over the years we would like to give something back to the community. We believe that current students are paving the way for the future of our society.

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The Irene Ashton Memorial Education Grant

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The Irene Ashton Memorial Education Grant

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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The Irene Ashton Memorial Education Grant

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The Irene Ashton Memorial Education Grant

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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The Irene Ashton Memorial Education Grant

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The Irene Ashton Memorial Education Grant

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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The Irene Ashton Memorial Education Grant

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The Irene Ashton Memorial Education Grant

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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The Jean Martin/Louie Jean Mercer Performing Arts Education Grant

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The Jean Martin/Louie Jean Mercer Performing Arts Education Grant

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open on 1st August and close on 30th September annually

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Applications open for CWA Education Grants on 1st August and close on 30th September annually. They will be considered at the November Executive Meeting each year and must be received at State Office no later than 30th September. No applications will be accepted after this date.

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Adaptify’s Digital Marketing Scholarship Program

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Adaptify’s Digital Marketing Scholarship Program

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Closing date: 31 December, of every year

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Digital Marketing Scholarship Program | Adaptify

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Either you want to explore full course of digital marketing including PPC, SEO, SMM, SEM or any particular part of digital marketing, we are here to help you. Apply now!

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*The information displayed is accurate as of September 2020 and may be subject to change. To access the most up to date and relevant information about available scholarships, please follow the links provides for each listing.

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A scholarship can help you get on your way to achieving your further study dreams by covering the costs of textbooks, course fees, equipment, accommodation and living costs. Scholarships are not just about money either - the application process will give you vital skills that will transfer when it comes to applying for jobs and will make you a great candidate.