Expat Youth Scholarship

Deadline: 
March 28th
Maximum Award: 
$3,000
Eligibility: 
Other, see comments
Comments: 
Students between the ages of 13 to 21 of any nationality who have resided in a foreign country for at least two consecutive years are eligible to apply.

Expat Youth Scholarship

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Living abroad for an extended period of time can be a challenge for anyone. Especially if you’re in high school, your friends are so important to you. The Expat Youth Scholarship (EYS) contest is sponsored by Clements Worldwide, a provider of international insurance.

Clemnts want you to write about a calculated risk that you have taken while living in another country. They say: “Adapting to a new culture can be a challenging experience, but it can also be a catalyst for new and enriching opportunities. Living abroad can help you learn a new language, take on a new challenge, volunteer for a great cause, and so much more. Being an expat can open your eyes to things you never thought to try.”

 

 

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Judging:

  • Essay: Originality, style and memorable, uniquely personal features. Clarity, structure, and impact of the essay.
  • Photograph: The degree to which your photograph captures the risk describes in the essay. Artistic quality and image composition.
     

Eligibility:

You must have lived outside your home country (country of passport). If you have more than one passport, your home country is the country that issued you your first passport.