Scholarship Resources
Scholarship resources from ScholarshipJamaica.com are geared towards helping you, the student or parent to satisfy the need of alternative education financing. This scholarship resource page is especially for the person who did not win a scholarship and is seeking a Plan B or alternative solution to cover the cost of their tuition fees. There are innumerable alternative online scholarship resources. The best search services are free, so there is no need to spend any money to use one of these services. All you have to spend is your time.
If you’re still looking for bursaries, grants or scholarship resources that fit your needs, look through the listings provided by the following sites and pages. These sites are established, reputable ministries of government, foundations and corporate companies that offer education assistance programs.
Free Online Education and Scholarship Resources: These free online courses provide universal access to the world’s best education that we at ScholarshipJamaica.com have experienced, validated and approved for utilization by local enrolled or professional students. Our CEO has personally utilized his knowledge gained from CodeAcademy to build this website and its features as proof of the benefits of these free online courses.
National Scholarship Digest: Jamaica National Scholarship Digest (NSD) 2013/2014, sponsored by General Accident Insurance Company is a form of powerful scholarship resources now available online for viewing or download HERE⇓. This second annual publication was designed with the students’ need in mind. The Jamaica National Scholarship Digest presents over 3100 scholarships resources valued in excess of JMD$4.25billion.
Scholarship Donors: Scholarship donors recognize the fundamental influence of education on young lives and recipients appreciate the opportunities and use these opportunities to fulfill their education potential! There is no real requirement to be a scholarship donor, all you need is the funds, a purpose of your cause and we at ScholarshipJamaica will do the rest. Scholarship donors can be large or small donors, corporate companies, schools, foundations, small business or individuals.
Scholarship Resources Opportunity: Scholarship opportunities in Jamaica are available in ways and from sources that you may not thought of or recognized. If you are looking to find scholarship opportunities for university studies, you are in luck! There are plenty of scholarship opportunities out there and we are more than happy to share them with you.
UWIDEF Scholarship Resources: UWIDEF scholarships are the main source of alternative tuition financing available at the UWI, Mona Campus today. These UWIDEF scholarships have been financed by contributions from annual donors. The UWI Development and Endowment Fund is the major fundraising arm of the UWI Mona campus and provides stewardship for funds raised through major capital campaigns and projects, general endowment and planned giving.
PATH Programme Bursaries: The Programme of Advancement Through Health and Education is a conditional cash transfer (CCT) programme funded by the Government of Jamaica and the World Bank with the aim of delivering benefits by way of PATH cash and bursary grants to the most needy and vulnerable in the society. According to the Ministry of Labour and Social Security, the PATH was introduced island-wide in 2002.
The Chase Fund & Scholarship Resources: CHASE Fund stands for the Culture, Health, Arts, Sports and Education Fund (CHASE) was incorporated in Jamaica on November 25, 2002 and began its operations in January 2003. It was registered under the Companies Act to receive, distribute, administer and manage the monetary contributions from the lottery companies pursuant to Section 59G of the betting Gaming and Lotteries Act.
Student Loan Bureau: Student Loan Bureau is the ultimate education loan facility in Jamaica! Statistics indicate that the demand for funding tertiary education is rising in Jamaica. That means that more persons are pursuing tertiary studies in the country. If only we could retain our educated population. Tertiary education is not cheap! Student loan debts speak for themselves! Tertiary education is one of the most important investments that you can make in yourself but what you do with your qualifications afterwards is up to you.
Also see: National Scholarship Desk | Scholarship Awardees | Financial Aid
