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Career based/Vocational
Academy of Interactive Entertainment
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All International
Applicable to all genders
All types of delivery mode
Only selective applicants are considered
Full time
All intakes
Income related
Financial needs-based scholarships are designed to increase access to education for learners with extenuating circumstances who would otherwise not be able to afford AIE’s courses. To be eligible to receive a financial needs-based scholarship, applicants must be ineligible in full or in-part for VET Student Loans (VSL) and demonstrate financial need.
Applicants need to demonstrate financial need resulting from, but not limited to, any of the following criteria:
Students are shortlisted based on their
You need to apply separately for this scholarship
To apply for this scholarship, please apply using the international application form.
Applicants are required to provide relevant supporting documentation as follows:
Part A: Supporting Documentation (one piece of evidence required)
Centrelink documentation that shows the applicant is receiving a Centrelink means-tested income support payment. This could include holders/recipients of:
A statement advising the applicant has applied for and is expecting to receive a Centrelink means-tested income support payment (proof must be provided when received).
An independent statement completed and signed by a responsible person who knows the applicant’s circumstances advising exceptional financial hardship beyond the applicant’s
control or choosing.
Centrelink documentation, or an independent statement, completed and signed by a responsible person who knows the applicant’s circumstances, that advises they have sole
parent or carer responsibilities.
A personal impact statement detailing the hardships, or disability, experienced by the applicant and how these have or are anticipated to impact the applicant’s studies.
A medical impact statement from a licensed medical practitioner who understands the applicant’s condition and can comment on the impact or anticipated impact of the condition
on the applicant’ studies.
Part B: Financial Documentation (one piece of evidence required)
If the applicant is not receiving a government benefit, financial documentary evidence of
financial hardship may include:
i. Salary slips (previous two months)
ii. The applicant’s most recent income tax assessment
iii. Documents that show upcoming financial responsibilities (e.g. bills, invoices, quotes) – must include applicant’s full name and address.
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