The closing date for the next round of applications will be 31st May 2011 

All applications should be signed and dated.
All applications should be typed or neatly handwritten on the application form. If necessary download Adobe Reader® to read the pdf files.
Two sets are required of all the following material.
Applications must be collated in the order shown below.

All enquires through the website should be made in English as per all application material. 

Application on the Standard Application Form in English.

Certified copies of transcripts of your academic records. (Originals are not required, as they cannot be returned)

A brief Curriculum Vitae, which must not exceed 6 pages, but may include comments on your achievements, interests and aspirations considered relevant to your application.

A clear outline of the study program/course for which support is required. This must not exceed one page in length and must include:

A copy of written confirmation from the University or Institution that offers provisional or final acceptance of your study program. If confirmation is unavailable, please supply explanation and/or details of progress of any application to date. An award cannot be given until arrangements for affiliation with an institution have been concluded and documented.

Reports from two (2) nominated referees are also required.

Applicants must contact referees and request them to send 2 copies of their report, on the Referee's Report Form, directly to the address supplied on the form, to arrive no later than May 31, 2010.
Please photocopy the enclosed form for referees.

Applications are not considered complete until Referee's Reports are received.

May 31 st, 2010

All Applications will be acknowledged in writing.

Faxed applications will not be accepted.

Results will be announced within six months of the closing date, and all applicants will be advised.

The Fellowship Fund Committee reserves the right not to award fellowships in any one year. Such decisions are final and no correspondence will be entered into.