Update June 2023
The new school year for 2023-4 has commenced in the Migrant Learning Centres. We have continued to support all the students who have returned to continue their education, including one who is now studying for GED, and another who has moved schools. This year WWM are supporting 19 students. We are still interested to hear from students who wish to progress to vocational training, and are needing support.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIPS
High School Scholarships
To encourage displaced students to complete their high school education WWM provide scholarships for students in grades 9-12. These scholarships include full board, food, uniforms and school fees for up to 4 years per student. Initially students continued their study at CDC, a Mae Tao Clinic supported Learning Centre, now, WWM support students in 3 Learning Centres.
To Date
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177 annual student scholarships have been granted.
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28 students have graduated year 12.
Applications have closed to new applicants for the year commencing June 2022 due to this years funds being allocated to 27 scholarship students for the next school year.
Major funding for the scholarship program has been provided by Pattaya Family Bike Day since 2014, along with private donors who now sponsor individual students.
Interested in sponsoring click HERE.
Vocational Training Scholarships
As an extension to the Mentoring Program and Career Conferences, WWM are now providing full and part scholarships for vocational training.
WWM is developing relationship with a number of programs in Myanmar and Thailand. WWM considers supporting room and board as a part scholarship to assist students to complete their training.
Our first student has completed her studies at Golden Lotus in Yangon in the Nurse Aide program.
Find links to various training programs HERE.
To apply contact us HERE.
Celebrating student success!
Students were able to obtain part scholarships in Universites based in Australia, Bangkok, Tak and Chiang Mai after completeing year 12.
Former scholarship students working locally in Mae Sot doing Rescue work, Child Abuse support team, Coffee shops, Teaching in Migrant Learning Centres and gainfully employed in local companies
