If you are experiencing financial hardship, Kangan Institute has a number of scholarships and grants that provide the opportunity to turn your dreams of study into a reality.
If you have an interest in technology, the Tech Ready for Women Scholarship will provide the skills and qualifications you need to get started as a Software Developer.
Take part in an employer-led program, where you'll be trained with the skills and knowledge to prepare you for a career in Software Development and beyond. We'll fully fund your tuition in the Digital Traineeship Program (Certificate IV Information Technology (Programming) (ICT40120)) at Kangan Institute, Cremorne. This program will be delivered 4 days a week for 16 weeks in a hybrid (face to face & online) setting. Upon completion, you'll be supported to apply for a paid Software Developer Traineeship within a supportive team at Infoxchange.
Education Support Scholarships are a non-academic scholarship, which means you don’t need to have good grades, just passion and the want to take the next step in your chosen career path. These scholarships are for students experiencing severe financial difficulties and who would struggle to pay their fees without assistance.
These scholarships apply to all courses available at Kangan Institute.
Applications are open throughout the year. Find out more.
The First Nations Architectural Support Scholarship offers scholarships to disadvantaged First Nation students who demonstrate a passion for the Building and Construction industry and the commitment and motivation required to complete their training successfully.
The program awards scholarships to students who are facing difficult circumstances that are preventing or have prevented them in some way from being able to undertake vocational training.
Applications are open throughout the year. Find out more here.
Mick Young Scholarships honour the memory of Mick Young who died of Leukaemia in 1996 aged 59. The Scholarships were first offered in 1997 to further the work of Mick Young, a shearer, and federal cabinet minister who raised funds to help students complete their education. Mick Young was driven by the core belief that education creates opportunity and has the capacity to change the lives of individuals, families and communities.
The Mick Young Funded Scholarship is specifically for students who require assistance paying their course, who have temporary Australian visas, or are non-Australian residents. It provides opportunities for students experiencing severe financial difficulties that would otherwise struggle to pay their fees without assistance to enrol in their chosen course successfully.
This scholarship can benefit domestic students with a reduction of their course fees, up to the value of $500. Please refer to T&C’s, for further information pertaining to what course related expenses, are covered and/or excluded from this scholarship.
Contact welfare@kangan.edu.au or call 9279 2511 for more information.
The Kangan Institute Access Scholarship has been designed to provide opportunities for access to education. It is intended to alleviate financial pressures associated with engagement and the successful completion of the course.
The scholarship is available to domestic and international students enrolled in any course at Kangan Institute.
To apply for the Access Scholarship, find out more here.
Ease your financial stress through the Work and Development Permit (WDP) Scheme, which helps students overcome personal fines and debts.
The Student Support Welfare team has partnered with the Department of Justice to provide vulnerable and disadvantaged people with a non-financial option to pay their outstanding fines. This means that we are now accredited to deliver the Work Development and Permit (WDP) Scheme.
Contact welfare@kangan.edu.au or call 9279 2511 for more information
If you would prefer to have a chat with our team about your options, please contact us on the below:
Email: welfare@kangan.edu.au
Phone: 9279 2511