Scholarships


Now Open | 2023-2024

Up to 100% Annual Tuition fee*

*A number of scholarships of up to 100% off the Annual Tuition Fee are also available. 

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2023-2024 | AIS Scholarships


Introduction

Australian International School (AIS) encourages and supports academic excellence across all areas of the curriculum and is committed to nurturing each student’s individual academic talents.

AIS is pleased to offer a limited number of Scholarships for new students entering Years 7 – 12 for the 2023-2024 Academic Year.

The Scholarships awarded will be based on academic achievement and an interview with the AIS Executive Principal or Deputy Executive Principal. Scholarships provided can cover up to 100% of the annual tuition fee, and, providing the student maintains an exemplary academic record, can be awarded for up to seven years.

How to Apply

  • Complete Online Application Form 
  • Complete Scholarship Application Form with terms and conditions [pdf or printed]
  • Two most recent school year reports in English or translated into English
  • Awards, certificates for any academic, sporting, cultural or community programme
  • Student's Passport or Birth Certificate [copy]
  • Parent's Passport or ID Card [copy]
  • Pay Application Fee VND 4,500,000
  • English Test (OOPT - Oxford Online Placement Test): 60 minutes
  • Cognitive Ability Test (CAT4): 90 - 120 minutes
  • Writing Test: 60 minutes
  • The most qualified applicants will be invited to interview with Scholarship Committee members.

The school Scholarship Committee will evaluate the whole application documents, assessment results and interviews in order to make decision on:

  • Offering scholarship and the Scholarship values
  • Offering Placement at AIS

Email: Thuy.oanh.tran@aisvietnam.com (Ms Thuy)

Hotline: 1900 6940

Address: 264 Mai Chi Tho (East-West Highway), An Phu Ward,Thu Duc City, HCMC, Vietnam

 

Terms and Conditions


  • An invitation to attend an interview will not necessarily mean a scholarship will be offered.
  • Scholarships will be awarded on merit, following the Scholarship Examination and interview.
  • Scholarship can value from 15% to 100% - from enrolment until graduation Year 13.
  • Scholarships will be awarded on the basis that the student will maintain high standards of academic achievement, participate to the best of their ability in school activities, and adheres to the school’s policies and rules. The scholarship will be reviewed in May each year. If grade results are maintained the scholarship will be renewed for the following year. The School may request the student to take the annual Scholarship Exam if the School feels it is necessary to moderate his/ her academic progress.
  • Acceptance of a Scholarship Offer will require payment of the Acceptance Fee: VND 64,000,000.
  • Application Fee VND 4,500,000 paid at the application stage will be credited into the Tuition Fee, or refunded to the family if the student is enrolled at AIS in the academic year 2023-2024.
  • Becoming a recognised Scholar involves significant responsibility. Not only will the student be required to maintain academic excellence, but he/she must also set high standards for their peers in all areas of school life. This involves contributing to and supporting the school community at all times – and in some cases publicly. This may involve participating and presenting in certain school events, writing articles for various publications, providing positive testimonials and other reasonably requested activities. After graduation from AIS we expect the student to also be an active member of our alumni network.
  • In return for this merit scholarship benefit, the family should be aware that the School’s expectation is that the student remains at AIS through to the completion of his/her IB Diploma. Should you withdraw from school at any time prior to formal graduation, then the School reserves the right to obtain appropriate remedies; including repayment of the financial scholarship amounts of the most recent three (3) school years, and/or withholding school documentation and assistance (e.g. school reports, transcripts and reference letters).