Scholarship

Answer:

Yes, there are many scholarships available for high school graduates and diploma holders, depending on what you're aiming for next—whether it's a bachelor’s degree, vocational training, or study abroad.

🎓 1. Scholarships After High School (for Bachelor’s Degree)

If you've just finished high school or a diploma and want to pursue a bachelor’s degree, consider:

✅ International Scholarships

• U.S.:

  • Fulbright UGRAD (for undergraduates from select countries)
  • Harvard, Yale, etc. offer need-based aid to international students

• UK:

  • Chevening Partner Scholarships (some apply to undergrad/diploma routes)

• Canada:

  • Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship (University of Toronto)
  • UBC International Leader of Tomorrow Award

• Australia:

  • Australia Awards Scholarships (for some diploma-to-degree routes)
  • University-specific scholarships (e.g., ANU, Monash)

✅ Country-Specific Government Scholarships

Many countries offer full or partial funding for citizens:

• India: INSPIRE, NTSE
• Nigeria: PTDF, NNPC/Total
• Indonesia: LPDP (usually for postgrad but some support undergrad)
• South Africa: NSFAS, Funza Lushaka

🛠️ 2. Scholarships for Diploma/Vocational Programs

If you want to pursue a diploma or technical/vocational training, there are:

• TVET scholarships (e.g., in Kenya, South Africa, Philippines)
• Apprenticeship bursaries or skills grants (especially in Europe and Canada)
• Community college scholarships in the U.S.
• TESDA Scholarships (Philippines)

🎯 What You Can Do Next:

• Tell me your country of citizenship, what level you want to study next, and your target country (if any)—I can look up live scholarship options for you.

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