Sentence examples for programme for students from inspiring English sources

Bursaries and scholarships A range of awards are offered including Bucks Scholarship Programme for students worth £3,000 for students from low-income backgrounds.

It said it was adding 500 more places to its spring and summer school programme for students from under-represented backgrounds.

Competitors have even formed a Hemingway lookalike society which, promising that it is "much more than a bunch of 'portly gray bearded old men'", has set up the Hemingway lookalike scholarship programme for students at Florida Keys Community College.

The Priory School, London: a training programme for students from a football and boxing academy to become young leaders with wider life skills, involving a number of charitable and adventure activities.

This comprises funding of €70.2bn (£58.5bn) for the Horizon 2020 programme for research and innovation and €14.7bn (£12.3bn) for the Erasmus+ programme for students to study and train abroad – effectively an investment not only in higher education, innovation, and young people in the European area, but also in sustaining the competitiveness of Europe in the global era.

DoodleMaths – DoodleMaths is a tablet-based, adaptive and intuitive maths learning programme for students ages 4-14.

Her role includes conducting research into and recruitment of suitable organisations for internship and mentoring opportunities within the private and public sectors and managing postgraduate mentoring and internship programmes for students.

He is now the school sport and health development leader at Bebington high sports college where he is responsible for the development of health and wellbeing projects and programmes for students and staff.

This informs a lot of our intervention work and allows us to target particular programmes for students with, for example, a lack of belief in their own capacity to learn.

In the video, mocked up to look like newsreel from the 1940s and 1950s, the Obama campaign accuses him of supporting a budget that will hurt the working class, end the Medicare health scheme, and cut programmes for students.

This state-funded college provides a range of GCSE, GCE A Level, BTEC and vocational programmes for students aged 16 19 years of age, plus a full range of adult FE programmes.