Sultan al-Qasimi amends the law on scholarships

SS Sheikh Dr. Sultan Bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, a member of Sharjah's Supreme and Sovereign Council, petitioned the Sharjah Electricity and Water Authority to amend the scholarship law, which will give scholarships equal to Emirati students from public and private schools. The salary of the tutor of the student, at the rate of a full scholarship, if the tutor's salary is less than 50,000 dirhams per month and half if the salary is greater than 50,000 dirhams.

Khawla Abdul Rahman bin Huda,, In an intervention via the live broadcast of Radio Sharjah, that His Highness In the past, the percentage of the scholarship was determined according to the tutor's income from the student and classification of the school in which the student had graduated, whether it be governmental or private, granting a 50% grant to his graduates. The scholarship will be determined for students of the Sharjah emirate based on the parent's income, if the parent's salary is less than AED 50,000 and if he is still at work, retired, has a pension or has a pension,, The student receives a full scholarship, but if the tutor's salary is more than 50 thousand dirhams, and is still at the head of his job, or has a pension, or a business, or a deceased and has a pension, the student gets a 50% scholarship.

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His Highness the Ruler of Sharjah stated that scholarship programs for UAE students are part of His Highness Sharjah leader's guidelines for supporting outstanding students, alleviating the burden education on families and unite the efforts of ministries and institutions to provide the best educational opportunities. Work, especially in technical disciplines.

She confirmed that the Commission continues to provide scholarships. And the support and support of outstanding students and students, and this distinguished education is the best investment, and one of the most important foundations on which continuous development, indicating that student enrollment has begun, and that on August 5, the last day to accept applications through the Commission's website, All students must enter their data correctly.