Teacher Study Awards

Teacher Study Awards
Also read about the Voluntary Bonding Scheme.

Study Awards, Sabbaticals and Study Support Grants

Applications have now closed for the 2013 study awards, sabbaticals and study support grants. You can click here to view the Awards Table which contains information on the Awards that were available in 2013.

Information on the 2014 Awards will be available from April 2013.

Study Awards for ECE Teachers

Information about Study Awards available for Early Childhood Education Teachers. Read more

Study Awards for Primary School Teachers and Principals

Information about Study Awards,  Sabbaticals and Prestigious Awards available to Primary School Teachers. Read more

Study Awards for Area School Teachers and Principals

Information about Study Awards, Study Support Grants, Sabbaticals and Prestigious Awards available to Area School Teachers. Read more

Study Awards for Secondary School Teachers and Principals

Information about Study Awards, Study Support Grants, Sabbaticals and Prestigious Awards available to Secondary School Teachers and Guidance Counsellors. Read more

Special Education Study Awards or Study Awards for teachers wanting to upskill in Special Education

Information for those wishing to increase their skills at teaching children with special learning needs. Read more

Queen Elizabeth II Technicians' Study Awards

Information and criteria about the Queen Elizabeth the Second Technicians’ Study Awards. Read more here >>

TESSOL - Tuition fees scholarships

Details about how to apply for the scholarships to study towards a TESSOL (Teaching English in Schools for Speakers of Other Languages) Read more here >> http://www.teachnz.govt.nz/teacher-awards/

Middle East Rule of Law Masters Scholarship

Middle East Rule of Law Masters Scholarship
 http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/grants/middle-east-rule-law-masters-scholarship

The Middle East Rule of Law Masters Scholarships Program (MEROL) offers fellowships for graduate study leading to masters degrees. Eligible fields include law (LLM), public policy/public administration, media/communications studies, gender/women’s studies, and social work.
The program aims to assist in the creation of a critical mass of reform-minded professionals in the Middle East working in fields crucial to the development and sustainability of open societies.
Funded by the Open Society Foundations and host partner universities, the program supports Middle Eastern students from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Tunisia, Syria, and Palestine who demonstrate both academic excellence and strong leadership potential.

CIUF-CUD Belgium

 HOW TO INTRODUCE AN APPLICATION
HOW TO INTRODUCE AN APPLICATION FOR A SCHOLARSHIP? 

• The application form can be downloaded from our website.


• It will be carefully completed and returned, ONLY by POST MAIL or EXPRESS MAIL, to CIUF-CUD, that must be in their possession at the latest by FEBRUARY, 13, 2013* (we do not hold account of the postmark, we take into account only the files arrived in our buildings for the date limits at the latest)
  
• No acknowledgement of receipt will be provided
• Only applications presented on the appropriate form, and in the language of the programme, will be submitted to the selection committee.


• All elements of the file must be transmitted simultaneously. No complementary document will be admitted at a later stage.


• The candidates selected and of reserve will receive an e-mail at the end of the selections (end of May 2013). The non-selected candidates will receive an e-mail in the current of june 2013.


• No document transmitted to CIUF-CUD will be returned to the candidates.


• No treatment will be given to files that do not respect one of the rules of selection clearly mentioned on the website (certified diploma, age, professional experience,...).

http://www.cud.be/content/view/342/211/lang,/