Zeribe Nwosu Scholarship 2025 for Secondary School Students

By Olusegun Fapohunda Updated on Jan 06, 2025

The Zeribe Nwosu Foundation is inviting volunteers to assist with the nomination process for the 2025 Secondary School to University Transition Scholarship. Learn how to nominate a public secondary school and help students access funding for exams. Continue reading for detailed steps and guidelines.

Volunteer for the Zeribe Nwosu Scholarship 2025 Nomination Process

The Zeribe Nwosu Foundation is starting the selection process for its 2025 scholarship programme.

This initiative supports secondary school students transitioning to university by covering WAEC, NECO, or JAMB fees.

Volunteers are needed to nominate public secondary schools and coordinate with principals for student nominations.

Role of Volunteers

Volunteers will connect with a public secondary school principal.

They will ensure the principal nominates five students for the scholarship.

Nominations are accepted from any public school in Nigeria.

Private schools are excluded from this programme.

Nomination Process

Fill out the nomination form.
Include the names of the school, principal, and your details.
Ensure the principal agrees to provide a complete list of five students.

Once a school is approved, the foundation will request the list of students.

How Students Are Selected

The principal will submit names of five students.

The foundation will evaluate all candidates based on internal criteria.

Successful students will receive funding for WAEC, NECO, or JAMB fees.

Guidelines for Volunteers

Choose a public school near your location.
Speak with the principal to explain the process.
Fill the form as early as possible to ensure consideration.

Once enough schools are nominated, the form will be closed.

Why Volunteer

This is an opportunity to support education in your community.

Your efforts can help students cover exam costs and move closer to their academic goals.

Nominate a school today using the official form.

Help make a difference in a student’s life.

Meet The Author

This post is authored by Olusegun Fapohunda, the founder and editor of MySchoolGist.

Boasting over a decade of expertise in the education sector, Olusegun offers current insights into educational trends, career opportunities, and the latest news.

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