Social Service Scholarship (Mid-Term): 2025 Profile
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Q: What does Social Service Scholarship (Mid-Term): 2025 Profile cover?
A: Mid-term conversion route for current social work and allied health undergraduates to secure NCSS funding, sector mentorship, and a four- to six-year bond.
TL;DR
The NCSS Social Service Scholarship page returned 403 during this check (1 Dec 2025). Contact NCSS to confirm whether the mid-term track is open, eligible degrees, what costs are covered, and the current bond length (local vs overseas).
Scholarship Snapshot
- Status: Confirm the current mid-term intake with NCSS (page blocked on 1 Dec 2025).
- Official Listing: Social Service Scholarship (Mid-Term) — National Council of Social Service — request details directly if the page does not load.
- Who It Targets: Typically current undergraduates in NCSS-recognised social work or allied health programmes with at least one academic year remaining; verify eligible disciplines with NCSS.
- Tenable Institutions: Check with NCSS which local and overseas universities are eligible for mid-term conversion.
- Bond: Bond length not visible; ask NCSS for current local vs overseas commitments.
Funding & Scholar Support
Ask NCSS to confirm:
- Tuition/fee coverage for remaining semesters
- Maintenance allowance and any pre-studies allowance
- Support for overseas exchange or immersion modules
Eligibility Essentials
- Completed at least one academic semester with strong results (confirm GPA threshold with NCSS)
- At least one full academic year left before graduation at the point of application
- Meet baseline full-term criteria (citizenship/PR status, academic performance, community leadership)
- Not presently bonded to or funded by another scholarship or sponsorship
- Ask NCSS for current application windows; previous cycles aligned with the full-term timeline
Application Timeline
- Aug–Dec: Consolidate practicum feedback, client impact stories, and reflective journals from your first-year placements.
- 1 Jan – 31 Mar / 1 – 30 Sep: Submit mid-term application with updated transcripts, supervisor reports, and a plan for the remaining candidature.
- Apr / Oct: Complete assessments on ethical reasoning and stakeholder management, followed by panel interviews with NCSS leaders.
