The ASEAN Scholarships for Indonesia is tenable for 4 years leading to the award of the Singapore-Cambridge General Certificate of Education Advanced (GCE A) Level (or equivalent) certificate.
The Scholarship is for studies in selected Singapore schools from Secondary Three to Pre-University Two and is renewed annually, subject to the satisfactory performance of the scholar.
Students from Indonesia are welcome to apply for the ASEAN Scholarships for Indonesia to enter Singapore schools at the Secondary Three level. Candidates who are not short-listed for the scholarships will be considered for the Merit Awards.
Eligibility
Students who meet the following criteria are invited to apply for the scholarship:
- Nationals of Indonesia
- Born between 1997 to 1999
- Sat for 2013 SMP 3 National Final Evaluation Examination (UAN)
- Have done consistently well in school
- Proficiency in English and a good record of participation in co-curricular activities will be an advantage
Important Dates
Any dates given below are tentative and are subject to changes.
- Application Period June to July 2013
- Selection Test August 2013
- Selection Interview September 2013
- Award of Scholarship October 2013
- Arrival of Scholar in Singapore End October 2013
- ASEAN Graduate Scholarship, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
- International Scholarship 2010-2011 to Study Bahasa Indonesia
- ASEAN Master Scholarships, University of Nottingham, UK
- Sato International Scholarship Foundation (SISF), Japan
- SMA3 Graduate Fellowship by Singapore Ministry of Education
- A*STAR Pre-Graduate Scholarship, NUS Graduate School, Singapore
- Singapore Scholarship for ASEAN Countries - Singapore Cooperation Programme
- ASEAN Foundation Research Scholarship, National University of Singapore
- The Singapore-MIT Alliance (SMA) for Research and Technology Graduate Fellowships 2010, Singapore
- ASEAN-Korean Youths Asian Cross-Cultural Exploration (ACCE) Camp Programme
Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the above information is current and correct. However, applicants should contact the appropriate administering body before making an application, as details do change frequently.