Your Scholarship advantage arise from the expected increase in the number and value of new and returning scholarship awards post COVID-19 and through the limited number of anticipated applications during this pandemic.
Over 333,000 Jamaicans have so far successfully applied to the COVID-19 Allocation of Resources for Employees (CARE Programme), the Government’s temporary cash transfer initiative designed to cushion the economic impact of the pandemic.
UCC Announces up to 50% Tuition Waiver for its Summer Online Degree Programmes ONLY to assist new and returning students amidst the global COVID-19 pandemic
Scholarship search scams as well as scholarship offers are incredibly popular these days. So popular, that there are over 750,000 searches for “scholarship” and “scholarships” each month. Unfortunately, not all of the websites that you find on the internet are reputable. In recent years a number of companies have started to take advantage of all the students looking for scholarship awards.
The wecare.gov.jm website will be live starting Thursday, April 9, 2020, Jamaica-based individuals and businesses will be able to begin applying under the COVID-19 Allocation of Resources for Employees (CARE) Programme for benefits when the website goes live online.
The Government of Jamaica’s $10 billion COVID Allocation of Resources for Employees (CARE) Programme is slated for roll-out on Thursday (April 9), when target beneficiaries are invited to commence submitting applications.
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Award-winning e-learning company EduFocal Limited has received $10 million in cash from several corporate giants to help offset costs associated with its facilitation of free access to the platform and EduFocal LIVE online classes for the month of April. The funds were offered by Wisynco Group Limited, Tru-Juice, National Baking Company Foundation, and JP St
The Government will be channeling an additional $1 billion into the Programme of Advancement Through Health and Education ( 2020 PATH) to increase cash grants to beneficiaries. Minister of Finance and the Public Service, Dr. the Hon. Nigel Clarke, made the announcement as he closed the 2020/21 Budget Debate in the House of Representatives on
Are you 2020 scholarship ready? Read this article from the 2016 Jamaica Observer by Nicole McLaren Campbell about being scholarship ready in Jamaica and for your international studies and beyond.
