Tulī Takes Flight Scholarships

1. GUIDANCE

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use the application form.

2. USER LOGON

To get started on your application you must create a user logon:

Click on the application form link At the login page click on Sign up Create your account with your first name, last name and email address Verification - You will receive an email from the Ministry of Education to verify your email account (If you haven’t received a verification email after 5 - 10 minutes, check your spam folder. If you haven't received anything after an hour, please email us.) Click on the link in your email You will be asked to enter/change your password. (Make a note of your password) You can now start your application. (Applications can be saved and resumed at a later stage). 2. APPLICATION FORM

All applicants must complete the ONLINE APPLICATION FORM.

Scholarship categories New to tertiary training or study

$10,000 each year. Awarded for at least one year and up to three years. Awarded to first year students of any age including mature applicants. Continuing study

$10,000 to $15,000 each year. Award for at least one year and up to three years . This scholarship is for people who: have successfully completed at least one year of training or study are entering their second or later year of training or study may be starting either advanced vocational training or post-graduate study want to do doctoral study for example PhDs. (A Tuli scholarship for doctoral studies will be awarded for one year only). Career changer

$30,000 each year?. Awarded for at least one year and up to three years. This scholarship is: to help people gain a qualification that will enable them to move to a new career or advance to a higher level in their existing career. for people who have at least 12 years work experience or equivalent experience (both paid and unpaid) since leaving school and: are studying towards an NZQA level 4 or above qualification OR

have an NZQA level 4 or above qualification and need an?additional or different qualification to change careers

The scholarship can be for vocational training, undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate study (up to and including masters level). The board will make the final decision about whether a course of study fits into the career changer category.

To be eligible to apply for the Tuli scholarship you must:

be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident. have lived in New Zealand for the last three years. be of indigenous Pacific heritage from the Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Niue, Samoa, Tokelau, Tonga, or Tuvalu have completed NCEA 3 (or equivalent) and be 16 years or over by the time the course starts OR (if you have already left secondary school) be 18 years or over. have enrolled or are in the process of enrolling into full time training or study with a tertiary provider. If you are eligible and considering vocational training and apprenticeships, or are already undertaking training, you are welcome to apply for these scholarships.