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Application Deadline: June 30th 2015

TEST for GHANA was formed by a group of graduates from Linacre College, Oxford University and is a constituent member of the UK Charity, TEST for AFRICA‘s family.

Its aim is to aid the social and economic development of Ghana by enabling bright but needy students to receive undergraduate education at Ghanaian public Universities and Polytechnics against their personal pledge to work for the benefit of their communities and their nation upon graduation.

The Award

TEST for GHANA provides both full and partial scholarships for undergraduate study in a wide spectrum of academic and practical subjects which in the opinion of the local Trustees are best oriented towards the social and economic development needs of their countries and their communities.
Awards are biased towards females (60:40) from the poorest regions of the countries, for University education (60:40) where appropriate, and are also available to handicapped students.
Scholarships are offered to both new and to continuing students, and are reviewed annually against both need and academic performance.
Scholarships are also not automatically renewed as each year students need to resubmit a renewal form which will be used for a reassessment, trustees can decide to discontinue an award if they are not satisfied with the conduct or academic performance of a beneficiary.

Download the Application Form

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the TEST Ghana

The Tertiary Education Scholarship Trust –TEST – provides four year Full or Partial Scholarships to Needy but Bright Students to undertake new and/ or continuing Tertiary Education studies at Ghanaian Public Universities and Polytechnics in their own country.

The scholarship is currently open for current and new students to study at KNUST – Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana.

The scholarship is opened to all brilliant but needy students (current and new) at KNUST – Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana.

TEST for AFRICA is a UK Charitable Trust registered in 2008 by the UK Charity Commission (number 1124600). TEST aims to fund the further education of African students.

TEST for AFRICA was formed by a group of graduates from Linacre College, Oxford University together with Jennie Travers, who’s late husband John pioneered the formation of the charity Schools Around The World at his company, Cushman & Wakefield.

Its aim is to aid the social and economic development of Africa by enabling bright but needy students to receive undergraduate education at local public Universities and Polytechnics against their personal pledge to work for the benefit of their communities and their nation upon graduation.

Application Deadline

Fresh students who are yet to be admitted should submit their application forms directly to TEST for Ghana, least by the 30th August, 2013.
Renewal forms of previous beneficiaries should be submitted with an up-to-date result slip latest by the 31st May, 2013.

Application Forms

Application Form as New Applicants

Application Form to Renew Application

The Tertiary Education Scholarship Trust Scholarship Guidelines

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2015/2016 Tertiary Education Scholarship Trust (TEST) for Ghanians

2013/2014 TERTIARY EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP TRUST (TEST) FOR GHANIANS.