Eurasian Community Fund (ECF): 2025 Awards Snapshot
TL;DR
Eurasian Association’s ECF awards support students; the latest public note confirms the PCI benchmark is $1,600—check EA’s ECF page for the current application window and rules.
Sponsor: Eurasian Association (Singapore)Bond: Bond-FreeOverseas: Primarily Singapore
03 Oct 2025, 15:38 Z
Reviewed by
Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)
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Q: What does Eurasian Community Fund (ECF) – Bursary: 2025 Bursary Guide cover?
A: Eurasian community bursaries across primary, secondary, and JC levels.
TL;DR Eurasian Association’s ECF awards support students; the latest public note confirms the PCI benchmark is $1,600-check EA’s ECF page for the current application window and rules.
Bursary Snapshot
- Status: Latest official note remains the 20 Sep 2025 ECF Awards media release; current application window not posted on EA’s site (last checked 2025-11-29).
- Administered by: Eurasian Association (Singapore)
- Who It Supports: Students supported via the Eurasian Community Fund; the media release does not list levels-confirm the latest eligibility by level before applying.
- Income Cut-Offs: PCI eligibility benchmark raised from 1,600 per household (EA ECF Awards 2025 media release).
- Award Components: Distinction, Excellence, Merit Awards, and Scholarships.
- Application Route: EA posts the current forms and timelines on the ECF Awards page.
Support Provided
- Financial awards across the Distinction, Excellence, Merit, and Scholarship tiers
- EA also offers mentoring, holiday programmes, and tuition support alongside the awards (per the media release).
Eligibility & Application Tips
- Confirm the latest award categories and levels covered on EA’s site; only the PCI benchmark change to $1,600 is stated publicly.
- Prepare household income documents to show you meet the PCI benchmark.
- Follow the ECF Awards page for current forms and closing dates; re-check annually because timelines change.
