Scholarships fuel Jamaica native Soheih Gooden, a senior in Aviation Business Administration at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s David B. O’Maley College of Business to heights of success.
350,000 Jamaicans will benefit from grants under the GOJ’s COVID CARE Programme which is expanded with a further budgetary allocation of $5.3 billion
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Jamalco awarded J$12m in scholarships, bursaries & assistance to approximately 200 students in Clarendon & Manchester, to assist back-to-school cost.
St Mary Education Trust (SMET), recently awarded eight scholarships under the St Mary Education Trust (SMET) Scholarship Programme.
Three tertiary students have been chosen by the Rita Marley Foundation scholarships (RMF) as the first recipients of the inaugural Rita Marley Scholarships, launched in honour of her 75th birthday on July 25.
NINETEEN students from two deep-rural communities in north-east Manchester recently benefited from almost $500,000 in scholarships from the Chudleigh Path JAS/Wilfred ‘Jacksie’ Reid Scholarship. The Chudleigh Path branch of the Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS), Devon Missionary Church and the Wilfred ”Jacksie” Reid Scholarship Fund (WJRSF) partnered in granting the students from the basic, primary and […]
Courtnie Thompson, a third-year medical student of The University of the West Indies, is one step closer to achieving her dream of becoming a pediatrician with a scholarship from the Marlene Malahoo Forte’s Education Support Programme.
55 students benefit from Jamalco scholarships May Pen , Clarendon — Bauxite/alumina company Jamalco has committed to assisting 55 students in Clarendon and Manchester by awarding them scholarships worth a total of $7million dollars, according to a release circulated. The scholarships are awarded annually to academically qualified students with a demonstrable need for financial assistance […]
The 21 years old, Kai Clarke has already proven that she can achieve just about anything she sets out to, in spite of medical challenges that may dim the light on her dream of a career in aerospace and being Jamaica’s first astronaut. She was recently awarded the 2021 Little Caesar’s Open Scholarship at the Burger King Jamaica Scholarship Ceremony to navigate her final year of studies towards a degree in electrical engineering at the UWI.
