Australian Veterans' Children Assistance Trust (AVCAT)
3 years of continuous full-time study
The Long Tan Bursary provides financial assistance to eligible children and grandchildren of Vietnam veterans to help them pursue tertiary education in Australia.
To be eligible for the Long Tan Bursary, applicants must be the child or grandchild of an Australian veteran who served in the Vietnam War, have Australian residency status, plan to enroll or be enrolled in full-time post-secondary education at an Australian university, TAFE college or registered training organization, and qualify for continuous payment of educational benefits under programs like Youth Allowance or the Veterans' Children Education Scheme.
The Long Tan Bursary can be used to support a wide range of tertiary education programs, including university degrees, TAFE diplomas, and other vocational qualifications. The specific subjects and courses covered are not limited, as long as they are approved by the Australian Veterans' Children Assistance Trust (AVCAT).
The Long Tan Bursary is administered by the Australian Veterans' Children Assistance Trust (AVCAT), a not-for-profit organization that has been supporting the children and grandchildren of Australian veterans for over 30 years. AVCAT has extensive experience in managing educational assistance programs and is well-respected for its commitment to helping the families of those who have served in the Australian military.
The Long Tan Bursary is designed to help the children and grandchildren of Vietnam veterans access tertiary education, which can open up a wide range of career opportunities and pathways. By providing financial assistance, the bursary aims to remove barriers to higher education and enable these students to pursue their academic and professional goals.
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