By Ncaba Ntshakala
The Ministry of Labour and Social Security has unveiled exciting scholarship opportunities in collaboration with the Kingdom of Morocco and the Republic of Serbia for the academic year 2024/2025.
Under the bilateral relations between Eswatini and these two countries, a total of 40 scholarships are being offered to emaSwati students between the ages of 19 and 23 years.
The Kingdom of Morocco has generously provided 15 scholarships, while the Republic of Serbia has offered 25 scholarships, enabling eligible students to pursue higher education in various universities across Morocco and Serbia.
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The Ministry has asserted that prospective applicants for the scholarships offered by the Kingdom of Morocco are encouraged to visit the website www.amci.ma/publications,
While those interested in the scholarships provided by the Republic of Serbia can find application details at https://prosveta.gov.rs.
It is essential for students to carefully read and adhere to the application instructions outlined on the respective websites before proceeding with their applications.
The scholarships cover essential expenses, including air tickets (excluding Serbia), tuition fees, a training grant of up to E1,381.82 (US$ 75) per month, and medical coverage.
For applicants seeking scholarships from Serbia, all required documents must be scanned and submitted via email to worldinserbia@prosveta.gov.sz.
Additionally, hard copy applications for both scholarships should be submitted at the reception scholarship office, located on the ground floor of the old income tax building (etolishini).
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The Ministry further said that the deadline for submission is on the 29th of May 2024.
Again, successful applicants will undergo a mandatory French language course before commencing their respective academic programs.
The Ministry said that students seeking further information or assistance can contact the reception of the scholarship office at 24042515.
