The Nautilus Foundation, a Maldivian non-profit organization committed to advancing higher education, is offering all-expenses-paid scholarships in four vital fields. Focused on addressing the Maldives' development needs, the foundation has already supported twelve students studying abroad.
Secretary General of the foundation, Mohamed Khaleel, emphasized that these scholarships aim to cultivate the skills essential for youth. He noted that the recipients will enter a contract to work in the Maldives for a specified period, ensuring their contributions benefit the nation.
The scholarships are available in four areas: a Level 3 Certificate in Commercial Cookery, an Aircraft Maintenance Program leading to an EASA 66 license, an undergraduate degree in Mass Communication, and a specialization in Medicine. The foundation plans to award between four and six scholarships.
Applications can be submitted through the Nautilus Foundation's website, where further details are also available. The deadline for applications is the 30th of next month, with scholarships set to begin in the upcoming year.
With a track record of training individuals in various sectors, including piloting and healthcare, the Nautilus Foundation continues to foster growth in the Maldives. Established in memory of the late Dr. Ibrahim Umar Manik, the foundation is a collaborative initiative among shareholders from several resorts and companies in the Maldives