Empowering the Future, One Scholar at a Time
We provide scholarship and support to help students unlock their full potential and drive to impact their communities
Applications for the 2025/2026 academic year have been closed. Please check back for updates on the next application cycle.
Our Impact
Our Mission
To provide financial support and resources to deserving students, enabling them to pursue higher education and personal growth. We are committed to breaking down financial barriers, fostering academic excellence, and empowering students to create positive change in their communities and beyond.
Our Vision
To empower future leaders through education by providing equitable access to quality learning opportunities. We aim to nurture talent, foster innovation, and support underprivileged students to achieve their full potential, ensuring that financial barriers never limit their dreams or impact their contribution to society.
About Our Scholarship
Comprehensive Educational Support
The Jubilee and TEN Joint Venture Partners have a long-term outlook on developing the oil and gas industry in a way that is both profitable for all stakeholders and delivers sustainable growth into the future. At the community level, the Partners seek to manage real and perceived impact first and build on that with strategic interventions that support the building of resilient communities long after oil and gas activities have ended.
Education is a fundamental right recognized across many countries—the United Nations Education Social and Cultural Rights Convention being just one example of this recognition. It provides individuals, particularly the underprivileged, with the necessary tools they need for success in life.
The Partners introduced the Scholar's Aid Project to provide scholarship for children from fishing communities attending senior high school. The scholarship provides financial and psychosocial support to children within the Partners area of influence in the Western Region.
Through an effective governance structure and administrative regime, a minimum of 300 junior high school graduates across the coastal belt of the Western Region are awarded the scholarship yearly. A total of 1200 underprivileged children from the fishing communities have benefited from the scholarship since its inception four years ago.
The Project seeks to provide financial support for graduates of the Scholar's Aid Project and others from the fishing communities to pursue further studies at the tertiary level. The scholarship will cover students from the university, nursing and teacher training colleges.
Item
Frequency Of Support
- Laptop
- Academic Fee
- Accommodation Support
- Stipends
- One Time Supply
- Annual
- Every Semester
- Every Semester
Application Process
Visit the website
Visit jubileetertiaryscholarsaid.org to view the requirement criteria for applicants.
Create an account
Create an account by clicking on Apply Now to access the application form.
Fill and submit the form
Fill the form with the right information, verify and submit the form.
Selection Criteria
Academic Potential & Financial Need
Priority given to students demonstrating exceptional academic potential and genuine financial need.
Area of Influence
Targeting communities within operational areas to foster local talent and expertise development.
Progression Support
50% of awards support Scholar's Aid Project graduates, ensuring sustained academic journey support.
Transformative Impact
Focus on empowering students to pursue STEM education and professional careers.
Community Development
Emphasis on developing talent and expertise in critical sectors for community benefit.
Extended Reach
Remaining 50% of awards extended to other deserving scholars from the area of influence.
Our Partners
Collaborating for educational transformation
Frequently Asked Questions
The Tertiary Scholars' Aid Project provides scholarships and psychosocial support to students from the seven (7) coastal communities in the Western Region of Ghana. It aims to support students moving from Senior High Schools to further their studies at the tertiary level.
The scholarship is available to graduates of Senior High Schools from the over 115 coastal communities in the Western Region. Students moving from Senior High School to tertiary institutions (Universities, Technical Universities, Nursing Training Colleges, Teacher Training Colleges, etc). Applicants must demonstrate financial need and meet academic requirements.
The scholarship covers tuition fees, educational materials such as laptops, accommodation (if applicable), and stipends.
Visit the Tertiary Scholars' Aid website and navigate to the 'Apply' section. Complete the online application form with accurate personal and academic details. Submit required documents, including proof of graduation, evidence of financial need, and other supporting documents. Follow the instructions provided to complete your application.
Proof of graduation from Senior High School. Proof of admission or enrollment in a tertiary institution. Evidence of financial need (Essay). Identification documents (national ID).
The application deadlines are typically announced on the website of the Tertiary Scholars' Aid and can vary each year.
