Common Knowledge Schorlarship Foundation Ghana

CKS Foundation is non-profit organization, invites applications for financial assistance from Junior High School students in pursuit of senior high school and tertiary education in Ghana for the 2015/2016 academic year.
Applicants wishing to apply for this scholarship should:
a) Be citizens of Ghana
b) Be proven to be ‘brilliant and needy.
c) Presently be in JHS 3 or SHS 1-3 or Tertiary institution
d) Be hard-working (versatile, multi-talented, able to multi-task).
e) Be involved in extra curricula activities or exhibit various talents.
f) Be proven to demonstrate consistent good conduct.
g) Attend a credible institution certified by the Ghana Education Service or National Accreditation Board.

APPLICATION PROCESS
a) Provide specific reasons with explanation why CKS Foundation should award you a scholarship for your education (must be at least 150 words). (Note for J.H.S-S.H.S only)
b) What are your educational and professional goals and objectives? (Tertiary students)
b) Attach terminal reports, admission letters and written Testimonials from current and /or previous schools. Please note that thorough checks will be made on all documents submitted.
c) Selected applicants will be notified and invited to meet the CKSF committee

N.B: Completed application forms, with relevant support documents, should be submitted to;

THE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE
COMMON KNOWLEDGE SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION
IC-ZA 123 IRON-CITY BEHIND THE ZONE RESTAURANT
KASOA –AMANFRO

The deadline for receipt of completed Application Forms is 29th JUNE, 2015.
Application received after the given deadline will not be considered
Picking the application forms does not necessary means you have been selected.

Common Knowledge Schorlarship Foundation Ghana CKS F'dation aims “to sponsor brilliant but needy Ghanaian children in communities
with scholarships to enable them achieve their educational dreams”.

CKSF aims to redundant cycle of poverty by providing opportunities for an education through sponsorship. Sponsorships are provided to students who are motivated to attain an education but who are not given the opportunity to attend school due to a lack of funds.