Sentences with phrase «scholarship scheme for»

In 2014 she was appointed literary director of the Miles Morland Foundation, which funds a range of African literary festivals and a scholarship scheme for African writers.

The projects include the construction of a leadership centre at the Legon campus of the University of Ghana, scholarship scheme for brilliant but needy students, and a climate change project.

If nothing at all, our C.I 76 must be fully implemented with a special emphasis on regulations 80 which talks about scholarship scheme for children of deceased police officers who die in line of duties.

«People have spoken about the way forward, instituting a scholarship scheme for the kids... that is worth exploring...» Mr Mensah Bonsu added.

The Intended introduction of a scholarship scheme for SHS one students instead of the promised «Free SHS» for all SHS students, the sale of fertilizers to cocoa farmers who used to get them free under President Mahama and the attempt to legalize corruption, tells a story of a party that got power through lies and deceits.

Not exact matches

Members of Parliament are asking government to establish a scholarship scheme to cater for the children of slain soldier Captain Maxwell Mahama.

The District Chief Executive of the area, Paul Asamoah, hailed the MP for his dedication and fulfillment of his campaign promises, adding that the scholarship scheme «has taken away immense pressure» from him.

The scholarship scheme was instituted to greatly motivate the students to strive for academic...

«The Australian Research Council's Federation Fellowships scheme, for example, encourages Australian researchers working overseas to bring their skills back into Australian science, while scholarships offered under the Endeavour Programme allow high achieving students from around the world to undertake study or research in Australia.»

Students from Colombia may be eligible to apply for loan schemes and scholarships for Master's studies at Lund University.

Together with CAS, we were members of the computer science expert group that were consulted on the appropriate subject knowledge requirements for new Computing schoolteachers and in partnership with the DfE are now running a Computer Science Teaching Scholarship scheme to help attract some of the brightest and best into the teaching profession.

Applications are being accepted for a scholarship scheme to attract top STEM graduates to train as computing teachers in England.

BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, is looking for would - be computer science teachers to take up the new scholarship scheme announced recently by Michael Gove.

This scheme will use taxpayer money in the form of tax credits for corporations and wealthy donors who make contributions to state - sponsored voucher scholarship programs.

State lawmakers created a school voucher scheme in 2013 as part of the state budget, setting up «opportunity scholarships» of $ 4,200 that 2,400 children from low - income families could use to pay for tuition at completely unaccountable private or religious schools.

A Department for Education spokesperson claimed it was investing «hundreds of millions» of pounds in teacher recruitment, offering bursaries and scholarships and backing schemes like Teach First and the National Teaching Service to boost numbers.

While they schemed behind the scenes in the lawsuit that last year enjoined the groundbreaking Choice Scholarship Program (oral arguments before the Court of Appeals are scheduled for October 15), the Douglas County Federation of Teachers (DCFT) has been out front in this year's labor wars.

In light of increased media attention paid to school choice programs, school choice detractors allege that tax - credit scholarship programs lead to «profit,» «double - dipping,» «get - rich schemes» and «tax shelters» for donors.

Only five out of 88 respondents who studied for the Legal Practice Course (LPC) had their studies paid for by a firm; two had support from the Law Society through a diversity access scheme for students from disadvantaged backgrounds; seven had scholarships; and one had a grant from a charity for the education of impoverished children.