Scholarship types
We offer different scholarship programs to support students at various stages of their educational journey.
Junior/Senior High School
For students with strong performance and high financial need
Fees, books, supplies, exam costs
Annual support cycle
University Access
For top graduates entering tertiary education
Tuition contribution & materials
Mentorship included
STEM Excellence Award
For students committed to STEM fields
Device support & tutoring
Project grants available
Research Support
For PhDs and professionals conducting research
Allowance & travel costs
Conference funding
Selection principles
Our selection process is transparent and designed to identify students who will benefit most from support.
Merit + Need
We prioritize academic promise and verified financial need.
Evidence‑based
Records, references, and interviews guide our decisions.
Local Verification
Trusted local partners confirm circumstances.
Ongoing Support
Check‑ins and mentorship guide scholars forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Applications typically open in May and close in July each year. We announce specific dates on our Apply page and social media channels. Sign up for updates to be notified when applications open.
Typically you'll need: school records/transcripts, a valid ID, reference letters (from teachers or community leaders), and a short personal statement. Specific requirements may vary by program, so check the application form for details.
We prioritize direct payment to schools or verified education vendors when possible. This ensures funds are used for their intended purpose. Receipts and reporting are required, and we maintain transparent records of all disbursements.
Yes, you can apply for any scholarship program you're eligible for. However, you can only receive one scholarship award at a time. Our selection committee will determine the best fit based on your application and circumstances.
Selected scholars receive an official award letter, followed by onboarding where you'll meet your mentor and learn about expectations. You'll participate in regular check-ins and have access to our scholar community for networking and support.
Age requirements vary by program. High school scholarships are typically for students under 21, while university and research scholarships have more flexible age requirements. Check specific program details for eligibility criteria.
The selection process typically takes 4-6 weeks after the application deadline. This includes document verification, local partner checks, committee review, and interviews where applicable. All applicants are notified of the outcome.
Yes, you can reapply in subsequent application cycles. We encourage unsuccessful applicants to review their applications, strengthen any weak areas, and apply again. Many successful scholars were selected on their second or third attempt.