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Courses eligible Undergraduate or Postgraduate Aviation (full time) Eligibility / selection criteria To be eligible, applicants must: be an International student, an Australian citizen, a New Zealand Citizen, an Australian permanent resident or holder of a permanent humanitarian visa be a female student studying full time in an aviation undergraduate or post graduate course submit a personal statement of no more than 500 words outlining your interest and passion for aviation and financial need for the scholarship submit a referee report outlining leadership quality and community participation. Value The scholarship is valued at $6,500 per year for 1 year. The scholarship recipient will also be required to attend the IAWA 2019 International Conference in Lima, Peru. All expenses will be covered by IAWA. Applications close Thursday 31 January 2019.   Contact Scholarships & Orientation, Student Administration and Library Services scholarship@swin.edu.au

The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Scholars Program offers stipend-paid summer internship opportunities to undergraduate and graduate level university students pursuing STEM degrees, as well as upper-level high school students; select locations also offer internships to university students pursuing education-related degrees and K-12 professional educators. The selected interns gain valuable hands-on experiences working with full-time AFRL scientists and engineers on cutting-edge research and technology and are able to contribute to unique, research-based projects. Graduate interns are able to collaborate with AFRL on current research and incorporate the research into their graduate work.  Benefits:   Exciting research topics Technical training Mentorship from experienced AFRL scientists and engineers Opportunities to tour AFRL laboratories Networking through social events Competitive stipend rates  Eligibility Requirements:   All applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:  A grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is highly encouraged for all applicants Must be a US Citizen; program is not open to non-Citizens or Permanent Residents Must be enrolled or accepted at an educational institution taking at least half-time academic course load leading to a degree or certificate for semester immediately preceding internship session. Note:  This does not apply to professional educators. Must be in good academic standing Must be at least 16 years of age and have a valid driver’s license Must be available to work full-time (40 hours per week) for summer internship positions Must be willing to temporarily relocate to physical work location Must be able to take personal responsibility for arranging transportation to and from worksite each day . Note:  Scholars should  not  rely on transportation from anyone who does not already have base access. Program administration will not be responsible for making additional arrangements on a scholar’s behalf to provide suitable transportation. Must be able to pass a background check, potentially resulting in a Secret Security Clearance

In response to requests from Chapter and Section AE Scholarship Chairs, the AEMSF Trustees have changed the application deadlines beginning with the 2019 Scholarships. The new schedule moves the Chapter and Section screening process out of the busy month of December and reduces the amount of time between application and award.   New AE Scholarship Application Deadline is January 1, 2019  Additional changes go into effect for 2019, so be sure to carefully read the instructions! Each year  Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships  are awarded to qualified members for fully funded advanced flight training, jet type ratings and technical training. Partial funding of $10,000 per academic year is awarded for academic scholarships. In addition, the AEMSF provides Research Scholarship Grants and Fly Now Awards for Student Pilot members of the Organization. Aside from generous donations received from 99s Chapters, Sections and individual members, the United Parcel Service Foundation has graciously donated significant funds in the past. 99s members and other individuals have donated to the Fund through their estate bequests and the Perpetual Scholarship program. Since 1941 the AEMSF has awarded more than 500 scholarships. The amount awarded for these scholarships, including Research Scholar Grants and Fly Now Awards exceeds $11 Million. The AEMSF's investment account is valued at well over $5.5 Million dollars. Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships for Women Pilots Established in 1940 to help deserving members to further accomplishments, today the Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Fund exceeds $5 million and provides: Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships for licensed pilot members to advance in training and education in aviation and aerospace, including scholarships to complete additional pilot certificates and ratings, jet type ratings, college degrees, technical training, an Emergency Maneuver Training Scholarship established in memory of 99 member Vicki Cruse and an International Scholarship for pilots in developing countries, in memory of Kitty Houghton. Research Scholar Grants to add to the world's knowledge of women in aviation and aerospace. FLY NOW Awards of up to $6000 towards completion of the recreational pilot, sport pilot, or private pilot certificate. For more information: Contact  Jacque Boyd or Shelley Ventura , AEMSF Chairman and Vice Chairman. Scholarship Applications There are five separate Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship applications in order to accommodate the most common types of requests. The Applicant should use the application form most appropriate to her circumstances and goal. Application forms:  The files MUST be downloaded, then opened with Adobe Reader on a computer, not on a tablet or smartphone.   The fillable fields will not appear on a tablet or smartphone.  The forms below may be downloaded or printed. The file can be saved to your personal computer. All Applicants and AE Scholarship Chairmen MUST read the following file: 2019 Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Instructions Applicants: Please download the appropriate application form  after  reading the instructions. 2019 AE Flight Training Scholarship Application Fully paid scholarship to complete an additional pilot certificate or rating or pilot training course. Examples:  Multi-engine rating, commercial certificate, King Air competency or qualification training or Boeing 737 type rating. 2019 AE Academic Scholarship Application Up to $10,000 scholarship towards one year of a college degree in aviation or aerospace. Students may re-apply for continuing support through graduation. Examples : Associates, Bachelors, Masters, or Doctorate degree in fields such as aerospace engineering, aviation business management, air traffic management, or professional pilot. Note: Flight training may be included if integral to curriculum. 2019 AE Technical Training Scholarship Application Fully paid scholarship to complete an aviation or aerospace technical training or certification course. Examples:  ATP CTP, Airframe and/or Powerplant Mechanic certificate, Dispatcher certificate, Air Traffic Control training program, government or manufacturer's safety training, specialized training or certification course. Note: Excludes any flight training and any technical training that is part of a college degree program. 2019 AE Vicki Cruse Memorial Scholarship Application for Emergency Maneuver Training Fully paid scholarship to provide emergency maneuver and spin training in addition to an introduction to aerobatics. In memory of 99 Vicki Cruse, this scholarship is available to any licensed pilot member of The 99s without regard to existing ratings, financial need or length of membership. Complete details about the training can be found in the application package. 2019 AE Kitty Houghton  Memorial Scholarship Application This International scholarship in memory of Kitty Houghton, is offered specifically to encourage women pilots in emerging economy countries to pursue a career in aviation in their home country. Applicants should demonstrate an interest in and enthusiasm for flying and have begun to work on their pilot's license. AE Scholarship Chairmen 99s Certification Pages For the convenience of Chapter and Section AE Scholarship Chairmen, the recommendation and certification pages may be downloaded and completed separately when needed. Research Scholar Grants The documented history of woman's place in the development and furtherance of aviation and aerospace. Documenting and fostering the leadership role of women in all facets of aviation including social, economic, engineering, historical, political, etc. The expansion of human knowledge in areas of specific differences faced by women in aviation: as pilots, as engineers, as administrators, in military aviation, etc. Special disciplines applied to these problems could include, but not be limited to: history, sociology, psychology, biology, economics, business administration, human engineering, ergonomics, etc. The grant may be used in conjunction with other research activities such as: completion of research requirements for an advanced degree or matching funds with other grants to fund a program larger than either grant could sponsor independently. Information on the AEMSF Research Scholar Grants, including eligibility requirements, application process, and deadlines, may be obtained from  Dr. Jacqueline Boyd , AEMSF Research Scholar Grants. Reaching beyond The 99s Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships, scholarships both large and small are sponsored by 99s Sections and Chapters. Eligibility requirements vary considerably, so we recommend a thorough review of all scholarships listed. Scholarships Offered by 99s Sections and Chapters Scholarships Offered by Other Organizations Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Winners Since 1941, the Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Fund has helped over 400 women from six countries to advance and succeed in aviation and aerospace. Today Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship winners are pilots for the world's airlines and multinational corporations, owners of flights schools and aviation businesses, and managers with the Federal Aviation Administration. Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship winners have served at every level of The 99s, as Chapter Chairmen, Section Governors, International Presidents, and AEMSF Scholarship Chairmen and Trustees.

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SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 15!   As an alternative, applicants may fill out individual forms and email them to wgscholarships@gmail.com, or mail them to VP of Scholarships, Alison Martin. See the  Instructions for Emailed Scholarship Applications .  You must be a Whirly-Girl or female Associate member (for the Whirly-Girls Add-On or SUU Fueling the Future scholarships) to apply.   Women can click on the Join/Renew button to join. The application fee is $50. Scroll down to see eligibility requirements.  Here is the current list of available scholarships for the 2019 season. Stay tuned for additional scholarship announcements.   Whirly-Girls Memorial Flight Training Scholarship: This scholarship is provided by the WGSF, Inc., and combines the Phelan International and Doris Mullen Flight Training Scholarships. This scholarship is given in memory of our founder, Jean, and her husband, Jim Phelan, along with the memory of Doris Mullen who lost her life in a Fixed Wing accident in 1968. This scholarship provides $8,000 to ANY Whirly-Girl to be applied towards upgrading or advancing her current helicopter rating. (It is typically applied toward Commercial, Instrument, Instructor, ATP, or Turbine Transition Training.)  Requirements: the applicant must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2018.  The scholarship must be completed by December 31, 2019. Whirly-Girls Helicopter Add-on Flight Training Scholarship: FOR FEMALE PILOTS RATED IN AIRCRAFT OTHER THAN HELICOPTERS. This scholarship, funded by the Whirly-Girls Scholarship Fund, is awarded to a certificated female pilot who does not currently have a helicopter rating and provides $8,000 to be applied towards earning her add-on helicopter rating. The applicant will be evaluated for evidence of intent to work in the helicopter industry. The recipient will also receive a new Lightspeed Zulu 3 headset courtesy of the Lightspeed Aviation Foundation.  Requirements: the applicant must be an associate member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2018.  The scholarship must be completed by December 31, 2019. If you are not currently an Associate member, you can  join now . Advanced Mountain Flight Training Scholarship: This scholarship is provided in memory of Keiko Minakata, WG #1339. The scholarship gives a deserving Whirly-Girl the skills to cope with turbulence, rugged terrain, and landing zone selection in mountainous and canyon areas, with special emphasis placed on decision making. It also provides the skill needed to fly all sorts of private and commercial helicopter missions that require off-airport landings anywhere in the country, regardless of altitude or terrain. It’s a real confidence-builder, especially if the pilot has very little experience in off-road operations. It includes a ½ day extensive ground school with 5 hours of flight time. The pilot taking this course should have 250 rotorcraft hours and need not be qualified or current in the MD500 series or the Schweizer/Hughes 300 series.  Training will be at Western Helicopters Inc. at the Riverside Municipal Airport, California, USA. Value $6,500 plus.  Requirements: the applicant must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2018.  The scholarship must be completed by December 31, 2019. Airbus Flight Training Scholarship:  Sponsored by Airbus, this scholarship will give a Whirly-Girl the opportunity to attend an H125 (AS350B3e) Turbine Transition Course at the Airbus Factory School in Grand Prairie, Texas, USA. This is a 5-day course that provides both ground school and flight training for the H125. Course value is approximately $14,000.  Requirements: the applicant must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2018. The scholarship must be completed by December 31, 2010. Erickson Vertical Reference/External Load Scholarship: This scholarship is sponsored by Erickson and will be awarded to a career-minded Whirly-Girl who needs a vertical reference/external load endorsement for a flight position. This course will be awarded to a Whirly-Girl who has 300 hours of total flight time, and she need not be turbine qualified. Valued at $6,000. Training can be completed at any flight school in the world that provides long-line training.  Requirements: the applicant must be a member in good standing and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2018. The scholarship must be completed by December 31, 2019. FlightSafety International Bell 206 Scholarship : Sponsored by FlightSafety International, this scholarship is awarded to a Whirly-Girl who possesses at least a Private Pilot Helicopter certificate and has landing currency in helicopters. This training program includes initial type training, recurrent training, and inadvertent IMC training using the world’s first Bell 206 FAA Level 7 qualified Flight Training Device. This five-day course consists of academic training and 6 hours in the FTD. Training will be available at FlightSafety’s Helicopter Learning Center of Excellence in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA. Course value: $10,000.  Requirements: the applicant must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2018. The scholarship must be completed by December 31, 2019. Garmin GTN & G500/600 Course Scholarship : Garmin Aviation Training is providing  two  scholarships to Whirly-Girls who wish to improve their knowledge in how to maximize the benefits of Garmin equipment capabilities and increase their confidence in the use and integration of Garmin equipment as part of their flight operations. This course is valued at $795. Location of the Garmin course is dependent on the course date attended by each recipient.  Requirements: each applicant must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2018. The scholarships must be completed by December 31, 2019. Oregon Aero CRM/AMRM Instructor Training Scholarship: This 5-day, 40-hour Crew Resource Management Instructor (CRMI) course, sponsored by Oregon Aero’s Randy Mains, Chief CRM/AMRM Safety Instructor, will be provided to a deserving Whirly-Girl. The CRMI course, valued at $2,000, will take place on Vancouver Island in January, 2018. It follows the recommendations of the FAA, Transport Canada, EU-OPS, JAR ICAO, EASA UK CAA, and CAMTS and will assist the recipient in becoming a CRM Instructor within her organization.  Preferred applicants will have a CFI and have had some exposure to CRM that is, have taken a class.  Requirements: the applicant must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2018. The scholarship must be completed by December 31, 2019. Night Flight Concepts Night Vision Goggles Initial Pilot Qualification Scholarship : Sponsored by Night Flight Concepts, this scholarship provides a Whirly-Girl an initial Night Vision Goggles (NVG) endorsement for a flight position, such as airborne law enforcement and airborne EMS to a variety of government agencies. The course, valued at $12,000, will provide 8 hours of ground instruction and approximately 6 hours of flight training in a Bell 206 turbine helicopter.  Requirements: the applicant must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2018. The applicant  must be a U.S. citizen or holder of a green card  (permanent resident). Applicant must possess a current Commercial and Instrument Helicopter Rating and a current Class II Medical, and preferably have 50 hours of unaided night flight. The scholarship must be completed by December 31, 2019. Robinson Helicopter R22/R44 Safety Course Scholarship: Sponsored by Robinson Helicopter Company (RHC), this scholarship provides a Whirly-Girl currently flying Robinsons the opportunity to attend the R22/R44 Safety Course and build either R22 or R44 time. RHC provides this 3.5-day course in Torrance, CA, USA, which includes an hour of flight with a safety instructor and sponsors an additional 4 hours of either R22 or R44 flight time (5 total hours). The course includes 3.5 days of classroom instruction in the following subject areas: accident review, causes of fatal accidents, awareness training, SFAR 73, and Pilot’s Operating Handbook (POH) review. One day is devoted to maintenance, pre-flight inspections, and flying with an experienced RHC safety pilot. A tour of the Robinson Factory is also included. The course is open to any rated helicopter pilot who has at least 3 hours in the R22 or R44 helicopter, one hour of which was flown within 30 days prior to attending the course. This course is required by most insurance companies and serves as a CFI refresher. Course valued at $3,000. The recipient will also receive a new Lightspeed Zulu 3 headset courtesy of the Lightspeed Aviation Foundation.  Requirements: the applicant must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2018.  The scholarship must be completed by December 31, 2019. Robinson Helicopter R66 Safety Course Scholarship: Sponsored by Robinson Helicopter Company (RHC), this scholarship provides a Whirly-Girl currently flying Robinsons the opportunity to attend the R66 Safety Course and build R66 time. RHC provides this 3.5-day course in Torrance, CA, USA, which includes an hour of flight with a safety instructor and sponsors an additional 4 hours of R66 flight time (5 hours total R66 flight time). The course includes 3.5 days of classroom instruction in the following subject areas: accident review, causes of fatal accidents, awareness training, SFAR 73, Pilot’s Operating Handbook (POH) review, R66 systems, and the Rolls Royce engine. One day is devoted to maintenance, pre-flight inspections, and flying with an experienced RHC safety pilot. A tour of the Robinson Factory is also included.  The course is open to any rated helicopter pilot who has at least 3 hours in any type of Robinson helicopter model, one hour of which was flown within 30 days prior to attending the course. A Robinson safety course is required by most insurance companies and serves as a CFI refresher. Course valued at $4,500. The recipient will also receive a new Lightspeed Zulu 3 headset courtesy of the Lightspeed Aviation Foundation. Requirements: the applicant must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2018. The scholarship must be completed by December 31, 2019. Survival Systems USA Aircraft Ditching Course Scholarship: Survival Systems USA offers this course to  two  deserving Whirly-Girls to learn the knowledge and skills to react in an aircraft-ditching emergency, care for themselves in a sea survival situation, and to participate to the maximum extent in their rescue. These two scholarships, each valued at $1,400, are provided by Survival Systems USA and The pilots taking this course should have at least a Private Pilot Helicopter certificate and are required to have no physical limitations that would prevent them from participating in strenuous physical training.  Training will take place at Survival Systems USA in Groton, Connecticut, USA.  Requirements: the applicant must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2017.  The scholarship must be completed by December 31, 2018. NEW THIS YEAR:   Southern Utah University (SUU) Fueling the Future Scholarship: The SUU Fueling the Future Scholarship will provide  three  deserving Whirly-Girls who are starting their helicopter careers with up to $20,000 towards the cost of a commercial flight lab at Southern Utah University. This is the biggest scholarship in Whirly-Girls history and one of the largest in the industry. This scholarship can be used for any of the following commercial flight labs at SUU: 2205, 2245, 2215, 2275, 1315.  Requirements: the applicant must be a female Whirly-Girl member or associate member as of September 23, 2018 and must have soloed a helicopter by October 1, 2018. Applicants should have the intention of completing their ratings up to CFI and will need to enroll in one of SUU’s degree programs. Women who have already completed their commercial rotorcraft certificate are ineligible to receive the funds. For additional information, please visit our  Fueling the Future FAQ page . The Thurn-Herr Annual Advanced Training Scholarship This scholarship is fully sponsored by Edward Thurn and Ellen Herr who kindly wish to assist the Whirly-Girls in their mission of advancing women in helicopter aviation. This scholarship provides $15,000 to any Whirly-Girl to be applied toward upgrading her current helicopter rating. It may be applied toward Commercial, Instrument, Flight Instructor, Airline Transport Pilot (ATP), Night Vision Goggle (NVG) or Turbine Transition Training to advance a candidate’s career.  Requirements: the applicant must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must have joined the Whirly-Girls no later than September 23, 2018. The scholarship must be completed by December 31, 2019. The applicant should clearly indicate in their submission how the training is expected to assist in her helicopter aviation career. Whirly-Girls Scholarship Selection Factors, Eligibility & Process In evaluating scholarship applications, the judges look for evidence that you have a set goal in mind for the scholarship training, that there is a good probability that you will succeed, that you will go on to reap benefits from your training, and that you are the type of person that will share your talents with others. Judges look for evidence of the following: Goal  for the flight training specified. Experience , service to others, and what others have to say about you through your letters of recommendation. Achievements  in life, particularly in aviation and the helicopter industry. Attitude  toward self and others, as shown through the entire application package. Neatness, ability to follow instructions, completeness and accuracy  of your application. Reliability, motivation, and commitment to success  as shown through prior employment, jobs and activities, and service to others. Dedication to your career  as shown through prior employment, especially in the helicopter industry. Ability to accept responsibility and teamwork  as shown through prior jobs and activities. Financial need. Be sure to proofread your answers carefully prior to submission to be sure they express your intentions accuracy and are grammatically correct. You may wish to draft the essay questions separately and copy them into the form once you are satisfied. Eligibility & Requirements Whirly-Girls must be active, current on their annual dues:  Renew Your Dues Now Applicants for the Helicopter Add-on Scholarship  must be female Associate members . Scholarship winners must provide the scholarship committee a plan to use the scholarship prior to December 31 of the year the scholarship was awarded. Scholarship recipients are also asked to write an article for the  Collective   Pitch  newsletter about their scholarship experience and volunteer at least 5 hours for the Whirly-Girls. There is a non-refundable application fee of $50 USD. Scholarship Awards Process 1. After applications are submitted, the Whirly-Girls scholarship committee reviews the content to make sure each applicant is qualified for the specified scholarships, and all required information is included. 2. Confidential application information is removed, and the remaining data is then compiled for review by sponsors and external judges. 3. Sponsors and independent judges rank applicants in order of qualification. 4. The Whirly-Girls scholarship committee considers each applicant’s scholarship ranking requests as well as the sponsors’ and judges’ ratings. They make the final decisions on which applicants earn a scholarship. 5. Scholarships are awarded at the Whirly-Girls annual awards banquet during the HAI HELI-EXPO convention, usually held in the first week of March, and must be used by each scholarship recipient by the end of the calendar year it was awarded. Members may apply for up an unlimited number of scholarships, but each applicant will be awarded at most one scholarship per year.

Why Study Online for a Master's Degree through UNICAF? Reason #1:  Save up to 60% from tuition fees! Pay only a small portion of the full programme's cost. Pay the remaining balance in small monthly payments. Thousands of students already study with a UNICAF Scholarship! Reason #2:  Benefit from a University of South Wales Degree! Internationally recognised degrees. USW is ranked eighth in the WhatUNI list of top UK universities 2016. Earn a recognised British Master's Degree to increase your career prospects. Reason #3:  Benefit from Distance Learning! Flexible, 24/7 Online Access to Fit Your Lifestyle. Learn while working, taking advantage of a state-of-the-art online platform. Study Online, Graduate on Campus! Scholarship Eligibility UNICAF is the leading online platform in sub-Saharan Africa offering quality higher education degrees in collaboration with British, American and European universities. A UNICAF Scholarship is  ONLY  available for  ONLINE STUDIES . Scholarship Eligibility Criteria UNICAF considers candidates for a scholarship based on: Academic Qualifications: Candidates should meet the entry requirements of the respective programme of study Financial Ability: Candidates should be in a position to pay the portion of the fees after the application of the Scholarship. Country of Residence: Different scholarships apply depending on the country of residence of the student. Academic eligibility Admission requirements for the university postgraduate programmes include: An accredited Bachelor’s degree. Some professional qualifications may also be acceptable. Extensive professional experience may also be considered for admission to the programme. Candidates should normally have at least two years of appropriate postgraduate work experience on admission. Proficiency in English – Students satisfy the English requirements if their first degree was taught in English. Otherwise, they would need to present  a GCSE score with a minimum grade of “C” or IELTS with a score of 6.5 or a minimum grade of “C” at the Masters English Placement Test which can be taken online. The University offers English modules at various levels to help students reach the required standard for admission. Official transcripts from all universities or colleges and other post-secondary educational institutions (including trade schools) attended. You may supply official electronic transcripts issued by a post-secondary institution directly to University of South Wales online. Academic Background. (Applicants with a non-business background can be admitted onto the programme but they may be required to take preparatory foundation modules.) Personal Statement  Apply for a UNICAF Scholarship Today!

Deadline:  December 31, 2018 00:00 (CET) Eligibility:  Entrants must be Commonwealth citizens, government ministries/departments/public sector agencies in Commonwealth countries; social or voluntary sector enterprises in Commonwealth countries; private sector enterprises based in any Commonwealth country; nominees must have been engaged in developing their innovations for more than 12 months, either in a professional or voluntary capacity Prize:  The 15 winners will each receive a trophy, a certificate and prize money of £2000 Commonwealth Innovation Awards 2019 The Commonwealth Innovation Awards will  celebrate outstanding innovators and innovations  that are helping Commonwealth countries and their people achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and advance the values in the Commonwealth Charter that commit Commonwealth countries to the development of free and democratic societies and the promotion of peace and prosperity. Key objectives Recognise innovations that are advancing sustainable development in Commonwealth countries in line with the Commonwealth Charter and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Highlight the innovative potential across the Commonwealth Inspire the next generation of Commonwealth innovators Categories There will be three award winners for innovations in each of the five categories: Improve the well-being (i.e. health, education, human rights etc.) of Commonwealth PEOPLE Improve PROSPERITY (i.e. economic development, trade, etc.) in the Commonwealth Promote PEACE and justice in the Commonwealth Protect the PLANET and the natural environment in the Commonwealth and promote PARTNERSHIPS for sustainable development in the Commonwealth The winners will be chosen for the impact or potential of their innovations to advance one or more of the 17 SDGs in Commonwealth countries. Judging criteria Level of impact or demonstrable potential of innovation Fresh approaches to problem-solving Quality of achievement so far Quality of the evidence provided Impact or potential impact of innovation on the achievement of SDGs in Commonwealth countries

Deadline:  December 3, 2018 00:00 (CET) The Global Social Venture Competition ( GSVC ) empowers the next generation of social entrepreneurs by providing them with mentoring, exposure, and over $80,000 in prizes to transform their ideas into ventures that address the world’s most pressing challenges. Teams from across the globe learn how to design scalable models through a process that emphasizes stakeholder discovery, business innovation, and social impact assessment. Who should apply? The Global Social Venture Competition seeks to support the most promising early-stage for-profit or nonprofit solutions that address the world’s most pressing social challenges using technology. Successful ventures show the highest, most integrated financial and social and/or environmental returns, demonstrating “blended value”. For the 2019 competition, all ventures must have a technology component to their venture, whether a product, hardware, software, web platform, mobile app, wireless, etc. TECHNOLOGY FOR GOOD Solutions should utilize “technology for good” in some form, whether the entire venture is focused on a technology-based solution or if the venture has some degree of a technology component built into the solution. The competition occurs over three rounds. During each round of the competition, entrant teams present the social, financial, and environmental values of their business, gaining valuable feedback from and exposure to some of the greatest minds in social innovation. Eligibility requirements for ventures Submitted ventures should aim to be: financially sustainable or profitable; whether it is a for-profit, non-profit, or hybrid business model, your venture must aim to be self-sufficient on earned revenue. Ventures should include a technology component, whether a technology-based solution or a technology component is utilized to address the solution. In this instance, technology is defined very broadly. Eligible ventures should include products and services developed from the application of scientific knowledge. This may involve software, hardware as well as other devices and products. The technology can be manifest in the product or service itself or be the way in which the product or service is delivered. Submitted ventures should be scalable long term. This criterion will mean different things for each business. Scalability will take into account the potential for growth of the business, both financially and in its social impact. Submitted ventures must have a quantifiable social and/or environmental bottom line incorporated into their mission and practices. Your entry must include a financial analysis as well as a Social Impact Assessment (SIA), including the Social Value Proposition and Social Indicators. Learn more on the SIA page of the website. Submitted ventures must be less than 2 years old (with the start of the venture marked by incorporation or first income, whichever occurred first) as of December 31, 2018. Submitted ventures may not be a wholly owned subsidiary of an existing entity (of either a for-profit or nonprofit entity). Submitted ventures must not have received more than $250,000 in funding from venture capital, private investors, grants (government or foundation), loans, or other funding sources (excluding in-kind) as of December 31, 2018. Lifetime revenue should not exceed $500,000 as of December 31, 2018. GSVC has the right to investigate funding and qualifications of ventures to assure that they are a truly early stage. Eligibility requirements for teams Your team must include a student, current or recent graduate*, from any level of higher education (undergraduate, masters level/graduate, or doctoral) in any area of study in the world; Recent Bachelor’s degree holders must have completed their degree with four (4) years of the application deadline (December 31, 2018). Recent Master’s or Doctoral level degree holders must have completed their degree within two (2) years of the application deadline (December 31, 2018). The student or recent student must be actively involved in the venture (i.e., a founder or co-founder, actively participating in the development of the business or actively working on the business). Your team should include a statement describing the student’s level of involvement. The student or recent student must be one of the team’s presenters and must be available to answer judges’ questions regarding the business in the final two rounds of the competition.

We are now accepting applicants for the 2018-2019 Scholarships for Women program. Every winner will receive A $5,000 scholarship to be used towards your educational and professional development goals. You can spend this on anything from coding bootcamps to online programming courses, textbooks, etc. One year of weekly one-on-one mentoring by a Toptal senior developer, who will help you with topics like project guidance, choosing an academic or career path, and preparing for interviews. Why are we doing this? It’s no secret that men outnumber women in the tech industry. Silicon Valley has been the subject of dozens of recent studies on the fact that there are far fewer female computer scientists, engineers, and software developers than there are male. Indeed, according to  recent figures released  by tech giants like Apple, Google, and Facebook, women make up around just 16% of the engineering workforce in the technology industry. The gap is even larger when you look at Open Source, with women making up just  6% of users on GitHub . At Toptal, we know that it makes zero difference what gender you are. We’re a 100% remote company, and we’ve never kept track of gender in our database. There have always been women in our network, and there always will be. However, study after study in the tech industry has shown that achieving greater gender diversity isn’t about ignoring diversity, it’s about actively welcoming it. This isn’t just diversity for its own sake. There are just as many profoundly talented and intelligent women in the world as there are men, and some of the best engineers at Toptal are female. However, if we lack equal female representation on our engineering teams, that means our teams are not as strong as they can be. And that’s not something we’re ok with. We will all benefit from having more talented women on our teams and in our network. Toptal is home to some of the world’s most intelligent and talented computer scientists, developers, and software engineers. Toptal’s network includes professional engineers across 93+ countries, with expertise spanning countless industries and interests. With close guidance from our community, focused training, and financial support, we believe we can empower women aspiring to become top professional software engineers. Eligibility Gender: Female Age: 13 years or older Education: any Location: This is an international contest TIMELINE We’ll be announcing one winner per month for 12 months.

We believe that what's good for students is good for everyone: schools, employers, community, and other students! That’s why we not only help students find jobs & internships, but also offer scholarships to help fund their education. AfterCollege has awarded more than $1,000,000 in scholarships and student activities through our program to date.   As a job and internship resource, our scholarships are for students who demonstrate professionalism and effectively communicate how they will be exemplary candidates in their field. This means that we evaluate applicants with the eye of a hiring manager, so: watch your grammar, check your spelling, put your best accomplishments forward and you may get paid for thinking about your future!   Eligibility requirements: Open to currently enrolled students working toward a degree in a field of Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics from a group underrepresented in their field of study. Underrepresented groups may be defined by: gender, race, ethnic background, disability, sexual orientation, age, socio-economic status, nationality and other non-visible differences. Minimum 3.0 GPA  How To Apply (Please Read Carefully and Completely):  Click the blue “Apply” button on this page (after you finish reading the directions completely). A pop-up will prompt you to either create or update your AfterCollege profile, which serves as your scholarship application. Complete your profile step-by-step in the pop-up window. You can edit your profile as much as you'd like until the deadline. The scholarship committee will review applicants' profiles to determine the scholarship recipient.  Edit Your Personal Details : This is where you’ll enter your personal statement, which is the main criteria used to determine the scholarship recipient. We look for a succinct but impactful, resume-style personal statement that describes your goals and the value that you bring in an academic and/or professional context (200 words or less). You also have the option to upload an introductory video here, if you choose. Edit Your Education : Provide your school, major, graduation date and GPA. Edit Your Work Experience : We don’t expect all students to have relevant work experience yet, but part-time jobs, internships and volunteer positions can help demonstrate your character, skills and strengths. Edit Your Honors, Awards, And Scholarships : Showcase what you’ve already accomplished. Edit Your Skills And Languages : Enter your Hard Skills (specific skills, like expertise in specific programs, typing speed, special certifications or licenses), Soft Skills (general skills, like communication, networking or time management) and any languages you speak. Hit “Apply Now”  to check out your profile to make sure you’re happy with it. Feel free to go the extra mile by uploading a picture or linking to samples of your work or projects.    Deadline to Apply:  Dec 31, 2018

The new Edison International awards are now available for High School Seniors. Up to 30 scholarships are available for US students. Edison Scholars was created to recognize the makers of tomorrow – students with big dreams to help power the future. The program awards college scholarships to help fuel your passion for making a difference by studying science, technology, engineering and math.  We at Edison International, through our subsidiaries, generate and distribute electric power, and invest in energy services and technologies, including renewable energy. Scholarship Description  Applications Deadline:  December 14, 2018 Course Level:  Scholarships are awarded to High School Seniors. Awards are for undergraduate study only. Study Subject:  Scholarships are awarded in the fields of science, technology, engineering or math (STEM). Scholarships are awarded to students who plan to enrol in an eligible major in computer and information services, engineering, engineering technology, management information systems, mathematics, natural resources and conservation, or physical sciences. Scholarship  Award:  Each year, Edison International awards $40,000 college scholarships to 30 high school seniors to help them follow their dreams in science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) and empower them to change the world. Nationality:  Scholarships are available for US students. Number of  Scholarships :  Thirty scholarships are available. Scholarship  can be taken in the  USA Eligibility for the Scholarship Eligible Countries:  Scholarships are available for US students.  Entrance Requirements:  Here’s the rundown of requirements: Must be a high school senior with at least a cumulative 3.0 GPA, plan to pursue studies in the STEM fields at a four-year accredited college or university and show financial need. Eligible STEM majors include computer and information systems, engineering, engineering technology, management information systems, mathematics, natural resources and conservation and physical sciences. Applicants must live in Southern California Edison’s service territory. The top 50 finalists will be required to submit a short video. Don’t stress, it’s simple. Dependents of Edison International and SCE employees and retirees are not eligible. Application Procedure How to Apply:  Start by clicking on the Register to apply link at the bottom of this page. You will need to read and agree to an Online Application Consent and register as an applicant. During the application process, you will be able to leave the site by clicking on the Save and Log Out button located on any application page. In order to return, you must enter your username and password as provided when registering for an application account. The application must be submitted electronically on or before December 14, 2018, by 3:00 p.m. CST. You may wish to gather the following information that will be needed for the application process:  List of student’s work experience and involvement in school and community activities. Student’s transcript of high school grades. The short statement of student’s educational and career objectives. Financial information from the family’s most recently submitted 1040 tax return.

Avascent is seeking students with strong academic performance, proven research and analytical skills, and an interest in business (Fortune 500 companies, private equity, mergers and acquisitions) and government-driven markets (defense, aerospace, technology). Open to relevant majors, including Economics, Business, Engineering, Political Science, Finance, Government, History, and International Relations. RESPONSIBILITIES Conducting primary and secondary source research and analysis under the guidance of the project manager and overall project director; Conducting qualitative and quantitative analyses using internal and external sources, including databases, information services, and internet resources; and Preparing memos, slides, e-mails, spreadsheets and other materials to capture the results of research and analysis. QUALIFICATIONS Solid and creative research skills and an ability to conduct analyses of business and policy issues; Quantitative skills sufficient to conduct analyses of market trends, company financials and other topics in support of client engagements; Ability to work well both individually and as part of larger teams; Ability to communicate ideas and interact in an effective manner with research contacts, more senior staff and client personnel; and Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel). EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE Graduate student with a pursued degree in business, international relations, political science, economics, government, engineering or related field from an accredited institution (excellence in academics will be viewed as evidence of a prospective Intern's ability to fulfill successfully the requirements of the position); At least one (1) year research and writing experience in an academic and/or work environment; and At least three (3) months' internship or work experience involving research and/or analysis related to indicated area(s) of study, or some combination of education/experience thereof.

BACKGROUND Zimbabwe has experienced significant changes in the political and investment climate in recent times. This has resulted in some increasing confidence in the country’s minerals industry tempered with the expected caution. This development is occurring at the same time as there are major upheavals in the global economy characterized by trade wars with major impacts on mineral commodity prices. In response, stakeholders in the industry continue to introduce innovative practices and technologies that contribute to a robust and forward looking industry. EXHIBITION/SPONSORSHIP Sponsorship opportunities are available. Companies wishing to sponsor or exhibit should contact the Conference Co-ordinator. OBJECTIVES To bring together stakeholders in the mineral industry to discuss the expectations of potential investors as well as ways of investing in and developing the mineral sector in order to unlock its economic potential. To share the latest legislative developments in the zimbabwean mineral sector that highlight a trajectory of openness to business, increased exploration, production and growth. To improve understanding of innovative technologies and practices across the mineral industry, leading to growth and sustainable resource extraction. MINERAL TYPES Energy minerals with special focus on lithium Platinum group minerals Gold bearing ores Base metal ores Gas Diamonds WHO SHOULD ATTEND Investors Decision makers in the private and public sectors CEOs and COOs, directors Heads of divisions/departments Managers Geologists Mining engineers Metallurgists Mineral economists Project and maintenance engineers Economists Investment analysts Auditors & accountants

Deadline:  October 14, 2018 00:00 (CEST) Eligibility:  EdTech 2018 is open to entrepreneurs, startups, R&Ds, university students, and companies from around the world. Who should apply? EdTech 2018 is open to entrepreneurs, startups, R&Ds, university students, and companies from around the world. Applicants should offer an innovative, inventive, or disruptive product/service, which is original and has scalable commercial applications. EdTech is interested in applications across different spheres including K-12, High-Ed, Vocational, Lifelong Learning, among others. Applications should impact direct or indirect learners. Prizes EdTech 2018 Entrepreneur Hero (winner of the contest) will receive US$150,000. EdTech 2018 category star (winner of each of the 6 categories) will each receive US$20,000. All 6 semifinalist will receive an  opportunity  to grow their business networks through Krypto Labs, increased visibility for their business and a round-trip flight for up to 2 team members from home country to Abu Dhabi. Categories Curriculum Applications Universal Access to Classrooms Data Applications Lifelong Learning Applications Supplemental Applications Behavioural Analytics Applications Application criteria The project must be centred around education technology and must leverage the technology to meet the following: It must be categorised as part of the EdTech industry It must have Artificial Intelligence on the forefront or as part of the application Fall within on elf the listed categories It should impact learning or enable better management of the education process It can disrupt or supplement current education settings or ecosystems It must be for-profit It must have commercial applications It must be inventive, innovative or disruptive The business proposal must be original work and applicants must hold all applicable rights It must be submitted in English A team of up to three people, or the individual representing the idea or start-up, must be available to pitch the project in person on December 12, 2018 at Krypto Labs Abu Dhabi. To enter, team-based start-ups, projects, or companies must select one person to submit the application and to serve as the team’s representative throughout the competition.

Engineering Internship specifically designed to grow future talent in the Engineering function, to grow our internal knowledge base and deliver future leaders. Role Dimensions: Fixed Term Contract for 12 months Liaising with all areas of Engineering and Management 40 hours per week, flexibility required Principal Accountabilities: Gain experience across the Engineering functions of an F1 team – Design, Performance, Aerodynamics and Control Systems Demonstrate good management and communication skills – teamwork, presenting, reporting, managing Knowledge, Skills and Experience: Essential Mechanical/Aero Engineering or related degree – predicated 2:1 or above Practically minded Passion for racing Class leader within University groups Personal Attributes : Proactive - takes opportunity to use initiative where possible Highly self-motivated Team player – supports others Leads by example Determined – results focused, driven to achieve successful outcome Confident – can set and manage expectations Problem solving – creativity and lateral thinking Application close date is the 18th November 2018. 

Growth Operations Team is looking for a high performing Data Analyst Intern to make significant contributions to our mission. All Growth Operations team members work closely with Product, Data Scientists, Sales, and Community on fast moving, high-stakes problems.  Growth Operations Team is looking for a high performing Data Analyst to make significant contributions to our mission. All Growth Operations team members work closely with Product, Data Scientists, Sales, and Community on fast moving, high-stakes problems. A deep analytical passion to learn and ability to execute on key business priorities is a must.  The Data Analyst will be directly responsible for delivering insight on new products, finding opportunities to scale our impact, and influencing decisions with data.  The Data Analyst will be part of the team responsible for designing and implementing the commercial and sales strategy for WeWork throughout our region (Europe, Israel and Australia). This will involve liaising with the sales and community teams on an ongoing basis as well as for long-term projects. In this role, the Data Analyst will be mainly responsible for: Reporting and Reporting Platforms (eg Looker) Tracking, reporting and reviewing performance against KPIs Diagnosing gaps in performance and providing actionable solutions to address them Designing and implementing projects which drive long-term growth Communication with key stakeholders in the team, and feeding back to other functions  Requirements Bachelor’s Degree in Business/Economics, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) Degrees or similar fields Minimum 1 year of experience (internship or full time) using data to facilitate business decisions; High growth, technology, strategy consulting, business intelligence, investment banking/private equity background is a plus Strong analytical and quantitative skills (excellent Excel skills, basic SQL is a plus) Strong background in, or comfort with, statistical concepts. Ability to facilitate experimentation and conduct experiment analysis. Responsible and reliable to the people you work with - this is a team effort! Growth mindset. You seek out learning opportunities for yourself and the team. Effective communication skills. You can build the story and then tell it just as well. Project management savvy. You expect best from your peers to get joint projects done well. Willingness to problem-solve and hustle to find solutions (even if unconventional), positivity and possess a “can-do” attitude. Responsiveness. You deliver timely, digestible answers to complex asks.

Deadline:  Applications will open in September Eligibility:  You can apply for a Gates Cambridge Scholarship if you are a citizen of any country outside the United Kingdom, applying to pursue one of the following full-time residential courses of study at the University of Cambridge: PhD (three year research-only degree); MSc or MLitt (two year research-only degree); One year postgraduate course (e.g. MPhil, LLM, MASt, Diploma, MBA etc.) The Gates Cambridge Scholarship programme was established in October 2000 by a donation of US$210m from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to the University of Cambridge; this is the largest ever single donation to a UK university. Scholarships are awarded to outstanding applicants from countries outside the UK to pursue a full-time postgraduate degree in any subject available at the University of Cambridge. The selection criteria are: outstanding intellectual ability leadership potential a commitment to improving the lives of others a good fit between the applicant’s qualifications and aspirations and the postgraduate programme at Cambridge for which they are applying While at Cambridge, Scholars pursue the full range of subjects available at the University and are spread across its departments and Colleges Building a global network of future leaders committed to improving the lives of others The Alumni are pursuing further study or employment across many sectors of society and, despite the relative youth of the programme, are increasingly taking on leadership roles and applying their knowledge and skills to improve the lives of others. The aim of the Gates Cambridge programme is to build a global network of future leaders committed to improving the lives of others.

Deadline:  December 7, 2018 00:00 (CET)   Eligibility:  Undergraduate and graduate* college/university students who own and operate a business for at least six months are eligible to compete Date:  December 13, 2018 Why apply? Global Student Entrepreneur Awards support student entrepreneurs who require much-needed mentorship, recognition and connections to take their businesses to the next level of success. VISION:  Empowering student entrepreneurs to become the world’s most influential change makers. MISSION:  To give student entrepreneurs the opportunity to accelerate their success, challenge the status quo, connect to an instrumental peer group and make the greatest impact possible in their community. Eligibility criteria You must be enrolled for the current academic year in a university/college as an undergraduate or graduate* student at the time of application. Full-time enrollment is not required; part-time enrollment is acceptable. You must be the owner, founder or controlling shareholder of your company and principally responsible for its operation. Each company can be represented by only one owner/co-founder. Your business must have been in operation for at least six consecutive months prior to the application. Your business must have generated US $500 or received US $1000 in investments at the time of application. You should not have been one of the top seven finalists from any previous year’s GSEA Global Finals Competition. The age cap for participation is 30 years of age. Application process Step One Must be an undergraduate or graduate* college/university student with a company: operating for at least 6 months with at least $500 in generated revenue. Step Two You apply and compete in a local competition. Step Three You win a national competition. Step Four You advance to the GSEA Finals with 50 of the world’s best student entrepreneurs. Step Five Win the award and become a rockstar business and more!