I’m from Malawi and l want a scholarship.

Answer:

Yes, it is possible for you to get a scholarship while learning in Malawi. There are several scholarships available for those pursuing a bachelor’s degree in social science and development. Depending on your particular circumstances, there may be additional resources that could make achieving your educational goals more manageable financially.

The first place you should check is the Ministry of Education website where they list grants and funding opportunities for students studying in local universities or tertiary institutions. Additionally,there are many organizations focused on international education initiatives that fund students from different countries like Malawi to pursue their studies abroad. UNICEF has programs specifically designed to provide tuition fees as well as other costs associated with higher education such as accommodation and food assistance packages; you can search the organization’s website for more information about these opportunities.

Other places you can look at include USAID which sponsors various programs including fellowships and trainings focused primarily on economic growth around the world; The World Bank’s ‘Global Scholarship Program’ which provides graduate-level distance learning courses at select universities worldwide; The African Graduate Fellowship Program providing funds up to $20 000 per year towards tuition fees, living expenses, research materials including books or journals; And lastly foreign governments such as the UK government offering competitive scholarships allowing talented individuals from all over Africa (including Malawi) access to outstanding training through their Marshall Scholarships Program 2021/22 amongst many others currently being offered.

Finally, it is important to approach potential employers who might offer student-employee sponsored arrangements whereby they support an employee’s academic endeavours with scholarship payments through stipends or other remunerations arrangement models contingent upon satisfactory progress in their studies or job performance respectively.. Good luck!