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WASS Future  
Scholars Pathway REGISTER NOW

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WASS has implemented the “WASS Future Scholars Pathway” for talented students with outstanding academic results.

The scholarship is a recognition of students’ efforts and endeavors, creating motivation and a foundation to accompany students on the journey to pursue their dreams.

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Scholarship Value
The maximum scholarship covers up to 50% of the tuition fees for 2 - 3 years of study at the Western Australian International School System, as decided by the School’s Academic Council based on the results of the scholarship admission process. The top 4 scholarship values include:

50%

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Scholarship period: 2 - 3 years

40%

Tuition
Scholarship period: 2 - 3 years

30%

Tuition
Scholarship period: 2 - 3 years

20%

Tuition
Scholarship period: 2 - 3 years

Conditions for

Scholarship Applicants

1. Participants:

– Students in Years 9 – 10 in the academic year 2025 – 2026.

2. Academic achievements:

– Candidates must have a GOOD academic record in the two most recent academic years.
– Student will write an essay as requested by the Academic Council.

3. Other requirements:

– Students must be able to communicate well in English, or possess international English certificates such as IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent exams.
– Students should demonstrate outstanding performances in extracurricular programs, performance activities, sports competitions, and other competitions, as well as participation in community projects.
– The scholarship cannot be combined with any other existing tuition discounts at the School, including the Annual discount policy and the Sibling policy.
-The scholarship is non-cash redeemable and non-transferable.

Scholarship application documents

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icon-profile-scholarship-2Scholarship application letter in English

icon-profile-scholarship-3A copy of the Academic Results Reports for the two most recent academic years

icon-profile-scholarship-4A copy of International English certificates such as IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent certificates (if any)

icon-profile-scholarship-6A copy of certificates or records demonstrating outstanding achievements in extracurricular activities, talent contests, and community projects (if any)

Timeline and Admission process

Scholarship

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Testimonials

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Although the IBDP program is really tough and demanding, it has given me a lot of valuable experiences throughout the past years. The way the course is designed has helped me to be open-minded, where I take into consideration different perspectives. I became more resilient and reflective in my studying. Moreover, the CAS (Creativity, Activity, and Services) core subject has allowed me to achieve work-life balance - taking care of both my well-being and academic studies.
Bui Minh Anh IBDP Alumni
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Applied Information Technologies (AIT) in the WACE program is a very challenging subject, but it engages the students to activate their critical thinking and attention to details. Through AIT, I got to know a lot about how a computer functions and how I can build my own computer.
Tran Minh Huy WACE Alumni
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Chemistry is like Lego, ideas and frameworks can be broken down into smaller pieces and then reassembled in different ways to build something entirely new. The more you learn about Chemistry, the better you’ll be able to draw your own conclusions and interpretations about the natural and synthetic processes that have been around you all along
Tran Trang Bao Vy WACE Alumni

Scholarship Application Form

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