MILNE BAY students attending tertiary institutions will receive financial assistance from the provincial government, according to Governor Titus Philemon.
The provincial executive council on Friday approved transfer of K1 million from another project to fund the scholarship for students. This is to avoid the late release of students fees affecting their education. Philemon said although the K1 million schoarship fund had been approved as part of the 2014 provincial budget in December, it was feared that the implementation could be delayed again. “This is critical as students and institutions will require the funds to be made available for the school fees and also to secure spaces for the students earlier in February,” he said. The scholarship scheme was increased from K200,000 last year to K1 million this year. Tertiary students are to inquire with the Education Division to access the funds.
Jane Subam
2/25/2014 02:09:01 pm
Please advise is Milne Bay students living in other Provinces can also
Wendy
3/31/2014 02:24:41 pm
I am Wendy Lawenadi from Milne Bay and i need financial assistance to study aboard(Philippines)this year for the November intake.
Wendy Lawenadi
3/31/2014 02:27:56 pm
I am Wendy Lawenadi from Milne Bay and i need financial assistance to study aboard(Philippines) this year for the November intake. Is the government able to sponsor such students like me wanting to studying aboard? 1/14/2015 10:47:02 am
I am from Milne Bay and have been supporting my sister at the Divine word University for the last 3 years. It is unfortunate that the school fees have to increase each year, leaving us a parents or guardians to really bend over back to meet these requirements. I need assistance. What can I do to be part the Milne Bay Tertiary financial assistance (for the sake of my sister) Comments are closed.
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