Scholarship

Answer:

Hello dear, thank you for reaching out.

Yes, there are some fully funded scholarships available for international students — including those from Afghanistan — to study for a Bachelor’s in Nursing, even if you currently don’t have an English language certificate. While many universities do require proof of English proficiency, there are still a few options you can consider:

🌍 1. Scholarships in Non-English Speaking Countries

Some countries like Turkey, Iran, or Vietnam offer fully funded scholarships for nursing and other health-related programs. These programs are often taught in the local language, and many scholarships include a language preparation year — so you can learn the language before starting your main studies. This means you don’t need an English certificate when applying.

🏥 2. Universities with Foundation or Prep Programs

Some universities offer foundation programs or pre-university language training, especially for students from countries where English is not the first language. These programs allow you to improve your English before starting the actual nursing degree. In many cases, the scholarship also covers the language course.

🎓 3. Scholarships That May Waive English Requirements

In some scholarship programs, especially for students from conflict-affected countries like Afghanistan, English requirements can be flexible or waived. Instead of official test scores (like IELTS or TOEFL), they might accept a basic interview, recommendation letter, or proof that you’ve studied in English before.

🔍 4. What You Can Do Now

• Start improving your English now with free online resources.
• Look for scholarships that offer language support or don’t require a certificate right away.
• Apply to countries that support Afghan students with flexible entry requirements.
• Reach out directly to universities and ask if they can offer alternatives to English certificates.

If you tell me what countries you're most interested in, or whether you're open to learning a new language (like Turkish or Persian), I can help you narrow it down and even suggest specific scholarships you might qualify for!