Educational Scholarship Program 2023-2024 — NSW
$1K – $50K available
Aboriginal Languages Trust
The ALT Educational Scholarship Program provides financial support to Aboriginal individuals in New South Wales undertaking post-secondary education or training related to learning, teaching or developing Aboriginal Languages. It aims to revive, grow and nurture Aboriginal Languages across New South Wales through scholarships for tuition, living costs and course-related resources.
Funding
$1K – $50K
Closed
28 Jan 2024
Duration
from 2024-03-01 to 2025-12-31
Location
New South Wales
Who Can Apply
What's Funded
Scholarships for individuals undertaking Aboriginal Language learning or teaching courses delivered by Aboriginal Community organisations, TAFE NSW or tertiary institutions, including support for tuition, living costs, computers, software, and course-related resources and materials.Before you apply
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Recipients are expected to support the reclamation and revitalisation of New South Wales Aboriginal Languages, strengthen cultural connection and community capability, participate in language development within a New South Wales community, complete their course, and acquit the scholarship with evidence of expenditure and course completion.Grant not accepting applications
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What is the Educational Scholarship Program 2023-2024?
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Who is eligible for the Educational Scholarship Program 2023-2024?
- Applicant must be an individual.
- Applicant must identify and be recognised by their Community as Aboriginal.
- Applicant must be a resident of New South Wales, unless an exception is granted under special circumstances.
- Applicant must be currently undertaking, or enrolled to undertake, post-secondary tertiary education or training related to learning, teaching or assisting in the development of a New South Wales Aboriginal Language.
- Applicant must be currently participating in, or able to demonstrate plans to participate in, language development in a Community within New South Wales.
- Organisations and corporations cannot apply.
- Individuals based outside New South Wales cannot apply unless an exception is granted.
- Courses not delivered in New South Wales are not funded.
- Courses must align with the Aboriginal Languages Educational Scholarship Program.
- Applicants cannot receive duplicate funding for the same project without clear distinction between funding uses.
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