Sentence examples for bursary programme from inspiring English sources

A bursary programme for care leavers also offers £1,000 a year.

Westminster school was not available for comment but has said the money raised from the auction will go towards its new capital projects and bursary programme.

A bursary programme, the Lawrence Sheriff Bequest, was established upon the school's foundation in 1567, offering scholarships to day boys (and now girls) who lived within a radius of 10 miles from the school.

During this academic year, we've expanded our bursary programme for (short) unpaid work placements, established niche twitter feeds for postgraduates and arts students, introduced a careers blog, launched a dedicated suite of summer workshops for graduating finalists and continued to develop our core programme of careers, skills and employer activities.

Batson has been a pioneer in setting up a new FA-led bursary programme which has given 49 Level Two coaches an opportunity to boost their qualifications and get placements at professional clubs.

BBC Sport spoke to three aspiring coaches, all enrolled on the FA's Coach bursary programme  aimed at boosting the number of black and ethnic coaches in the game, to learn about their hopes and ambitions.

Bursaries: To support its policy of inclusion, BPP University offers a number of scholarship and bursary programmes.

"It is vital we continue widening access to our schools for pupils of all backgrounds through our bursary programmes.

It has enabled us to put in place the Phoenix Bursaries programme to help those students who were most affected by the fire".

Bursaries The gold scholarship programme offers bursaries of £5,000 per year of study (not including paid placement) to up to 50 students from low-income families.

If you are looking into shorter stays abroad, you may want to apply for a bursary of the Programme d´Actions Intégrées.