Dreaming of Studying Abroad? NED College in Ireland Is Offering Scholarships of Up to 100% for Brazilians!

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Published on 27/07/2024 at 14:06

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Study And Work In Ireland: Scholarships Of Up To 100% For Brazilians

The School Of Ireland offers scholarships of up to 100% for Brazilians. That’s right, you can study and also work in Ireland during your exchange program.

The School Of Ireland has opened applications for an exchange program taking place in Dublin and Limerick. There are 400 scholarships available, with 40 full (100%) and 360 partial, with discounts of 30%, 40%, and 50%. The exchange lasts for eight months, more than enough time to learn English and have an incredible experience outside Brazil.

How To Apply School Of Ireland Offering Scholarships Of Up To 100% For Brazilians

Applications are open until August 7 and must be submitted online. The application fee is 20 euros, and to participate, you must be over 18 years old and be from one of the following countries: Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, or Uruguay. [SIGN UP HERE]

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Test And Scholarship Chances

After applying and paying the fee, candidates need to take an online test. This test will determine what percentage of the scholarship discount they will receive. And there’s more: those who enroll in NED College and pay the fee will receive an online English course to start preparing.

Full Scholarship Raffle

And there’s a cherry on top: on August 15, there will be a live event on YouTube where 100% scholarships will be raffled off. In other words, you could leave with everything paid!

Study And Work In Ireland

In addition to studying at the School Of Ireland NED College, students will be able to work during the eight months of the exchange. The scholarships will be applied as discounts on English courses, which cost 2,900 euros at the Dublin campus and 2,400 euros at the Limerick campus. The package includes 25 weeks of afternoon classes, Student Protection, and Health Insurance.

If you’re looking for an opportunity to study and work abroad, this is your chance. Don’t waste time and sign up at the School Of Ireland! The scholarships of up to 100% for Brazilians are waiting for you. Good luck!

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Wellington

#31787

03/08/2024 05:02

Qual as características deste ****? O que é aplicado nele?
Porque saber do que se trata, somente depois de pagar a taxa, é muito incerto e duvidoso.

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Ana

#28076

29/07/2024 15:37

Qual o prazo que eles dão pra ir para quem ganhar uma dessas bolsas?

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Zara Martins

#27944

29/07/2024 10:46

Vcs tem algum curso para os 60+ e que seja mais curto?

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Dreaming of Studying Abroad? NED College in Ireland Is Offering Scholarships of Up to 100% for Brazilians!

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How To Apply School Of Ireland Offering Scholarships Of Up To 100% For Brazilians

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