Deadline: 31-May-22
The Namibian Youth for Green Hydrogen (Y4GH) Scholarship Programme is now open for the citizens/residents of Namibia.
This Programme in collaboration with the German Government has been established. The scholarship is fully funded by the German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and spans over 5 years.
This Scholarship programme will facilitate capacity building for the emerging Green Hydrogen industry, while addressing the high youth unemployment in the country. As a first move towards building a Green Hydrogen ready workforce, the scholarship has been designed to mainly target two groups. The first group are unemployed Namibian graduates and the second are those interested in pursuing Vocational Education and Training in the field of Green Hydrogen.
The scholarship will cover full tuition, travel and accommodation, provided the chosen course is relevant to the field of the Green Hydrogen. A motivation from the applicant will be considered in determining the relevance of the field of study to the Green Hydrogen industry.
Funding Information
The fund will provide a maximum of €25,000.00 annually to each recipient, depending on the institution of choice.
Eligible Program
As such, applicants interested in these programs are eligible:
- Relevant Master’s Degree
- Relevant National Diploma
- Relevant Vocational Training Programs
- Green Hydrogen related Professional Certification Programs
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be interested in Green Hydrogen related study/training programme
- Must be a Namibian citizen/resident
- Grade 11 (NSSCO level) final results
- Grade 12 1st and 2nd term results or Grade 12 Certificate
- Academic progress report, if already a student at a German University, Technikon or University of Technology
- Provisional acceptance at a German University, Technikon or University of Technology or a Company with a Training Institution or any Institution of Higher Learning.
Note: Female and disadvantaged candidates are encouraged to apply for bursaries,especially in the Engineering study fields.
For more information, visit https://gh2namibia.com/jcol/
