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- National scholarships
- Zois scholarships
- Scholarships provided by employers
- Scholarships provided by various foundations and local communities
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- Received by 26,395 secondary
students and apprentices, as well as 12,547 university students
- Condition: Not to exceed the material condition (annual gross income per
family member must not exceed 130 % of a guaranteed wage in the previous
calendar year (833,063 SIT))
- Average scholarship for secondary students is 30,786 SIT
- Average scholarship for university students is 40,867 SIT
- (All data are as per 31
December 2005)
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- With Zois scholarships we stimulate the development and realisation of
intellectual and artistic potentials of the exceptionally gifted
secondary-school and university students so that they would acquire the
highest level of education and, with their successful engagement on the
labour market, contribute to a faster development of the country in the
economic, social, scientific-technological and cultural fields.
- 5,878 secondary school students and 7,001 university students were
receiving Zois scholarship on 31 December 2005.
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- Condition to apply for the Zois scholarship: recomendation (proposition)
by the school, above-average performance (grades) at school,
publicly-recognised exceptional achievement (for secondary-school and
university students), intelectual or artistic talent
- Every year the ESS organises a programme of summer camps for the Zois
scholarship recipients with the purpose to develop interests, to
stimualte creativity, to guide further career and to connect the Zois
scholarship recipients with the employers.
- Since 2002 the Zois scholarship recipients present themselves to future
employers on-line on the so called e-Exchange of Zois scholarship
recipients (www.ess.gov.si)
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- Apart from company scholarships published every Spring by the employers
in a joint publication of company scholarships, there are also other
scholarships available by various institutions and foundations. The
information on them is provided by The Vocational Information and
Counselling Centres.
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