The Governor-General’s Indigenous Student Teacher Scholarships are a prestigious award that will assist one Indigenous student in each state and territory to undertake teacher education studies at university. The scholarships will provide $25,000 per year to successful recipients for the life of their teaching degree (up to 4 years).
Amount: $25,000
Frequency: Yearly (for up to four years)
Eligibility criteria:
To be eligible for a GGISTS, the applicant must:
- be an Indigenous Australian
- have completed Year 12 or equivalent, or mature age requirements
- be enrolled in, or have been accepted into, a higher education institution undergraduate teacher education course
- have 2 referee reports (see template)
- have the potential to acquire a teaching degree and take up a position as a teacher
Level of study:
- UG – Undergraduate Bachelor Courses
Year of study:
- Any
Faculty:
- Education and Arts
School:
- School of Education
Study mode:
- Full-time (undergrad & Post grad)
Nationality:
- Australian Citizen
Applicant information:
For the purpose of the scholarships, the student’s state or territory is their home location, not the state or territory in which they are already or will be studying.
Selection:
- compliance with eligibility requirements
- the applicants responses in the application form
- supporting referee reports (see template)
- evidence that the person is enrolled in a teaching course
Application opening date: March 2011
Application closing date: April 2011
If you have any further questions about the Governor-General’s Indigenous Student Teacher Scholarships please visit the Indigenous Student Teacher Scholarships website.
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