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EduCom hands out scholarships valued at $3.8m
Camille Campbell Drummond (back row right), acting chief operating officer, poses with a group of awardees following the scholarship presentation ceremony held at the EduCom office recently.
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September 20, 2023

EduCom hands out scholarships valued at $3.8m

EDUCOM Co-operative Credit Union has awarded 95 scholarships valued at $3.8 million to students at the primary and tertiary levels across the island.

The scholarships granted for the 2023/2024 academic year will allow students to pursue studies at The University of the West Indies, the University of Technology, Jamaica, various community and teachers’ colleges, as well as at several high schools. The scholarships were presented recently at the EduCom offices.

Speaking after the presentation, Demorah Robinson, EduCom’s Top Girl in the PEP category, expressed gratitude and was most delighted with the award.

“The preparation was challenging at times and so I had to make some sacrifices which included attending extra classes. I worked really hard, so I am very pleased with my performance,” said Robinson as she encouraged fellow students who will be preparing for the next sitting of the exams to work hard and remain consistent.

The Top Boy and Girl each received an additional grant to assist with the related costs for high school.

The EduCom Scholarship Awards Programme selects individuals from its membership who have achieved an ‘A’ average in their recent examinations, in addition to demonstrating verifiable financial need.

Of the 95 scholarships granted for the new academic year, 75 of the recipients were PEP awardees. At the tertiary level, the EduCom Scholarships will allow 20 students to pursue degree courses.

EduCom Co-operative Credit Union currently serves over 90,000 members from nine branches.

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