SAWL Scholarship Fund: 2026 Profile & Application Prep

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Sponsor: Singapore Association of Women LawyersBond: Bond-FreeOverseas: Primarily Singapore
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Q: What does SAWL Scholarship Fund: 2026 Profile & Application Prep cover?
A: Everything aspiring recipients need to know about the Singapore Association of Women Lawyers (SAWL) Scholarship Fund-from eligibility and documents to interview tips.
TL;DR This profile summarises eligibility, what’s covered, and bond/terms-verify the latest details on the sponsor’s official page before applying.

Scholarship Snapshot

  • Status: Current SAWL pages publish an online Jotform application route but do not show a fixed annual closing date.
  • Official Portal: SAWL Scholarship Fund
  • Who It Targets: Singapore Citizen and Permanent Resident students from secondary level onward who need financial assistance and have physical or intellectual disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder, or other special educational needs covered by SAWL's criteria
  • Eligibility: Financial need (SAWL's FAQ sets a per-capita household income ceiling of S$2,000 monthly gross), Singapore Citizen or PR status, at least secondary-level education in Singapore, scholastic aptitude, and supporting documentation or school evidence for the relevant disability or special educational need
  • Tenable Institutions: Secondary schools, special schools, ITE, junior colleges, polytechnics, and tertiary institutions in Singapore
  • Bond: None; grantees continue to focus on studies and community service commitments

Award Components

  • Education support from a fund that disburses about S$200,000 to S$250,000 in scholarships each year
  • Bank transfer to the school or institution for below-tertiary recipients, or directly to tertiary recipients' bank accounts
  • Application review by the SAWL Scholarship Fund trustees

Application Roadmap

  1. Monitor the SAWL website for the current application link and supporting-document requirements.
  2. Compile documents - latest academic records, proof of income, disability or special-needs evidence, and teacher recommendation.
  3. Submit online through SAWL's published Jotform link; SAWL states email and postal applications are not accepted.
  4. Ask the teacher referee to complete the Teacher Recommendation Form to attest academic ability, character, and attitude to studies.
  5. Await trustee review; SAWL's FAQ says students do not need to attend interviews.
Marcus Pang
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Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)

Sources

  1. https://sawlsgp.org/the-sawl-scholarship-fund
  2. https://sawlsgp.org/application
  3. https://sawlsgp.org/faqs
  4. https://eclatinstitute.sg/blog/bursaries-and-grants-singapore-financial-aid-map