NED College has announced a draw for 400 scholarships to study English in person in Ireland. This generous educational benefit covers six months of schooling in the European country (25 weeks) and will be divided equally between the cities of Dublin and Limerick, benefiting 200 students in each location. The opportunity to improve English in a native environment while exploring the rich Irish culture is an invaluable offer.
The lucky ones who receive the scholarship from NED College and meet the requirements of the Irish government will obtain a visa valid for 8 months. This visa will not only allow them to reside in Ireland during the period of study, but also to work, with salaries that can reach almost 2 million Chilean pesos per month. In addition, the scholarship holders will be able to travel freely throughout the European Union, expanding their cultural and professional horizons.
To qualify for one of these scholarshipsNED College has established a simple but crucial process. Those interested must enter the institute’s website and pay a registration fee of 20 euros, approximately 19 thousand Chilean pesos. Registration began on July 22 and will end on August 7, so it is essential to act quickly to not miss this opportunity.
Among the 400 scholarships to be raffled off, 40 will cover 100% of the course. In addition, there will be opportunities to obtain partial scholarships with discounts of 50%, 40% and 30%. On August 10, all participants will receive a proof of English by email, which will consist of 50 questions on English grammar and Irish trivia. This exam will not only assess the candidates’ level of English, but also their knowledge of the host country’s culture.
To be awarded the scholarshipthose selected will only have to pay the course registration fee, which costs 250 euros. The first 360 students who pay the registration fee will secure the percentage of the scholarship obtained, thus guaranteeing their place in the study program. The 40 scholarships that will cover 100% of the course costs will be announced on August 15.
