Fifteen More Secondary School Scholarships Awarded

The NCCU tradition of awarding  scholarships in keeping with international cooperative principles #5  "Education, Training and Information " and #7 Concern for Community continued in 2018.

On August 24, 2018, 15 more students were awarded scholarships to attend secondary school from September 2018 during a presentation ceremony at the Public Service Union Hall.  

Two (2) merit scholarships and 13 scholarships based on need were awarded for a period of five years. The scholarships are in the names of persons who have made notable contributions to the development of the credit union movement in Dominica.  The 2018 recipients are

 

Student

Address

Type/Named Scholarship

 

 

 

 

1

Cadel Jabez Casimir 

Grand Bay 

NCCU Merit

2

Kira Allana Christopher 

Morne Propser

Edward Elwin

3

Shantelle Chole Joseph 

Pichelin

Edward Elwin

4

Juanitta Dinnard 

Trafalgar

Edward Elwin

5

Jordon William Benjamin

Pottersville

Edward Elwin

6

Noah K. Stephan Joseph

Wotten Waven

Edward Elwin

7

Sherniah P. St. Rose  Roseau  Hudson Savarin

8

Nyel Evanique Grove 

Roseau 

Hudson Savarin

9

Earlisha A.K. M. Jones

Stock Farm Road  Kenneth Anthony Richards

10

Brennon Myel L. Esprit 

Sylvania 

Shand Jolly Merit 

11

Chantel Marcellin 

Penville 

Vernice Bellony

12

Kayvanie Jeriemiah Ferrol

D'Os D'Ane 

Haynes Baptiste 

13

Zaria Kiara Kelis Bowers 

Pointe Michel 

Marie Wilkins

14

Jared Laudat

Petite Soufriere 

Percival Thomas

15

Sadee Praima

Morne Jaune 

Ambrose Cuffy Memorial  

Speaking at the presentation ceremony, NCCU President Josephine Dublin revealed that the presentation of the 15 scholarships brings to 66 the total number of  students attending secondary schools on NCCU scholarships. She further stated that for the  2017 academic year, NCCU spent more than $70,000 on its scholarship program. 

The scholarships cover the provision of text books and other school supplies to a maximum of $700, an annual uniform allowance of $300, the payment of school fees ranging from $50 to $525, and a monthly transport allowance ranging from $50 to $80 where applicable, among other expenses.

In his welcome remarks, NCCU's Chief Executive Officer, Ag, Mr. Curth Charles  reminded the students that a good education is a foundation for any career path that they choose.  He urged them to "stay in school to discover and nurture your talent and skills".

Mr. Charles reminded the  parents to take an active role in their children's education and to continue supporting  and showing them love. "Encourage  them to stay in line and on the right path" he said

NCCU congratulates the 15 new scholars and extends best wishes for a successful journey through secondary school. 

  

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 2018 Scholars with Mrs. Dublin, and Chief Executive Officer, Ag--Curth Charles 

 

 

 

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