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ABOUT THE SPDC JOINT VENTURE UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME
The SPDC JV University Scholarship Award is for use in universities in Nigeria. The award is in two categories: Operational Area Award, for indigenes from communities in Shell’s operational areas and the National Merit Award, open to all Nigerian nationals.
Are scholarships awarded for one year or are they guaranteed for all study years?
Scholarships are renewable through graduation. Recipients are expected to maintain high academic / ethical standards, and other conditions outlined in the scholarship award letter.
Does Shell charge a processing fee for scholarship applications?
No. Shell does not charge any fee for processing applications. There are no fee at any stage of the scholarship award cycle.
WHO CAN APPLY
Who is eligible for SPDC JV University scholarships?
Nigerians, who are students in universities in Nigeria (and meet the eligibility as outlined in the guidelines of the SPDC Joint Venture University Scholarship Award).
What are the eligibility requirements for me to participate?
The student must meet all of the following:
o Be pursuing a bachelor's degree, in a university in Nigeria;
o Be attending school on a full-time basis while benefiting from the scholarship programme;
o Be a Nigerian citizen; and be able to obtain a security clearance, if required.
Can I apply if I am going to a vocational school?
No.
Do I have to be a Nigerian Citizen to benefit from the scholarship scheme?
Yes, you must be a Nigerian citizen. Permanent Residents are not eligible for the Scholarship Award.
Do I need to be accepted into a particular university in Nigeria, before I apply for the scholarships?
You should be a student of a recognised university in Nigeria, as listed with the National Universities’ Commission (NUC), and related Government Education departments.
Which university may I go to, to qualify for a scholarship?
You may attend any university in Nigeria - Federal, State or Private – recognized by the National Universities Commission (NUC).
Does my major have to be in engineering or related sciences’ to apply for the scholarship?
No. The scholarship scheme’s eligibility criterion clearly states that it is open to students undergoing degree programmes in Nigerian universities.
What if I am not going to a UNIVERSITY, but a degree awarding College of Education, Polytechnic, Monotechnic?
In order to qualify for the programme, you must be attending a UNIVERSITY, properly registered as such with, and approved / recognized by the National University Commission (NUC), and related departments of Education.
I am a Permanent Resident of the United Kingdom. Can I still apply for the scholarships?
Yes, you can apply, only if you are a Nigerian that has gained admission into, and is attending a university in Nigeria.
I am neither a Nigerian citizen, nor do I reside in Nigeria. Can I still apply for the Shell University Scholarship?
No, the scholarship is available only to Nigerian citizens, attending universities in Nigeria.
If a student is in a remedial year (that is year 0 of the university programme) is he / she entitled to benefiting from the University Scholarship Scheme?
No.
Must I be of a certain age to qualify for the scholarship?
No.
I have applied before, can I apply again this year?
No.
HOW TO APPLY / COMPLETING THE APPLICATION
When is the scholarship application due?
The application deadline is as stated in the advert for the specified academic session. We encourage all students to submit their applications well in advance of the deadline.
How do I apply?
Once you have identified the scholarship award type / category that apply to you, ensure that you read and follow the eligibility and application requirements for each scholarship. You must use the format advertised, and provide all the required documentation. The application format and conditions are available on this website www.shellnigeria.com
What must I submit with my application, to ensure it is a complete application?
You must read the details of each scholarship award category carefully and provide the documentation requested. Basically, applications from all candidates must be accompanied by:
• Photocopies of their University Matriculation Examination (UTME) scores;
• JAMB or University Admission Letter;
• O/Level Result;
• A/level Result (for students admitted through direct entry);
• A recent passport-sized photograph of the applicant;
• A Letter of Identification from State (showing Local Government) of Origin.
For applicants for the Operational Area Award, (in addition to the above), they should submit two letters of identification, duly stamped and signed by:
• The Paramount Ruler of the Community; and
• The Chairman / Secretary of the Community Executive Council (CEC) or the Community Development Council (CDC).
You would have completed the process when you have submitted these, with other personal details, the required format advertised.
Can I fax or email the application or its components to the Scholarship Team?
No. Faxed or email applications or components will not be accepted.
In applying for scholarship, can I include references?
No. References will not be considered or reviewed as part of your application.
While applying, can I include additional information on education, extracurricular activities, and employment?
Yes, as long as it includes and is restricted to the requested information.
If I am applying for both the National and Operational Area scholarship, can I attach the same credentials to them?
No. Please note that you are expected to apply for only one award type.
Can I apply through the Shell Representative in my university or community?
No. For avoidance of doubt, SPDC has not authorized any person or organisation to act on its behalf with regards the University scholarship programme.
SPDC advertises its university scholarship scheme in national newspapers, its website www.shellnigeria.com and on posters sent to universities and communities.
Prospective candidates are advised on the medium for submission of applications in the advertisements. We process these applications and the outcome is communicated directly to the candidates.
TERMS OF AWARD & ACCEPTANCE
How do I stay eligible for the Award?
To stay eligible you must: be a full-time student making satisfactory progress in your degree programme, and meet the campus' student conduct standards.
Note that, the award will be forfeited if it is discovered that you have violated the terms of the award.
Can I defer my scholarship?
No. you cannot defer scholarships.
I need to withdraw from a course, but I will still be a full-time student. Will this affect my Scholarship?
If you withdraw from a course, and change to another of the same duration, it will not affect the scholarship.
If the withdrawal means a longer session in school, then the scholarship will be affected. Be sure to write to the Scholarship Coordinator, about the development.
What does Shell expect from award beneficiaries?
Shell scholars are expected to:
o Keep SPDC informed of progress, including interim and annual reports, results of competitions and events, national selection, press cuttings, photographs etc;
o Attend Shell Scholars’ Forums
o Be available for any press and PR opportunities which Shell may wish to undertake;
o Acknowledge the support of Shell;
o Advocate on behalf of SPDC to existing and potential beneficiaries of the Scheme;
o We also ask that you serve as an ‘ambassador’ for the company. (This may involve supporting any Shell related group meetings, seminars and workshops).
o Allow us to use information relating to your Scholarship after you have graduated.
What happens if I get a Scholarship, but do not continue with a University course thereafter?
Where you do not meet the academic requirements for your course, or you are no longer a registered student of the university, or you decide not to take up the offer, any agreement related to the scholarship award will become null and void.
What happens if I have to interrupt my studies, or repeat a year? Will I still get my scholarship?
As a general rule, continuation of the scholarship depends on making satisfactory academic progress. Each student's case will however be considered carefully, looking at each individual's particular circumstances.
When does my Award expire?
Your Award expires on completion of the exact duration of the course for which the award was made.
If I drop to part-time, how would that affect my scholarship?
No. As a general rule scholarships are offered to students on full-time studies.
I am doing a programme of study, which is longer than the usual three years. Will I get a scholarship for each year of my programme?
Yes. Scholarships will be paid for each and every year of your programme, irrespective of whether it is three, four or more years long, as long as you do not repeat any year.
Is my financial aid going to change from year to year?
SPDC is committed to offering a consistent aid package throughout the undergraduate years. However failure to operate in an enabling environment, may affect a beneficiary’s scholarship package.
Is the Award a full-ride scholarship?
No. The Award is not a full-ride scholarship. Each academic session, beneficiaries receive approved sums to help cover some their educational expenses.
Is the scholarship renewable after the first year?
Yes, the scholarship is awarded for the full course of undergraduate study. The applicant’s mode of admission vis-à-vis the course duration is taken into consideration, in arriving at the number of academic years for the award.
Is there a grade point average that has to be maintained to retain the scholarship?
No. However, you must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress by successfully completing the required minimum grades. If you are dismissed from the University for academic reasons, you will no longer be eligible for the scholarship.
My programme involves a year away from the University. Will I still get my scholarship for this year as well?
Yes, once this is confirmed, and it does not extend the normal duration of the course programme
What criteria are used in the selection of scholarship winners?
Various aspects of a candidate’s application are taken in consideration. This includes his or her academic accomplishment, aptitude test scores, as well as a verification of the applicant’s admission status and other personal details.
What does a Shell Scholar receive?
Once an award has been made, the value of award will be stated on the letter of award.
If I am awarded the scholarship, am I guaranteed automatic employment with SPDC or any of the Shell companies worldwide?
No. Shell is an equal opportunity employer. Employment is governed by the Shell Group Recruitment Policy.
Can I be a part-time student and receive the scholarship?
No.
What if I don't intend to accept my Award?
You do not have to make that decision right away; you have a period in which to accept your award. We encourage you to indicate your acceptance or otherwise of the award as soon as possible. If you do not accept your award before expiration of the deadline, the award will be offered to another student on the waiting list.
Can I regain my scholarship if I lose it for any reason?
No.
Can I use the Award at any Nigerian University campus?
Yes, and you may transfer between any campus of a university while on the scheme, so long as you maintain academic eligibility.
Can I use the scholarship at an institution other than a Nigerian University?
You may use your award at another university, so long as you are still enrolled in a Nigerian University, and are only participating in an exchange programme.
Can I apply for a scholarship if I already receive financial support or scholarship from another organisation?
Yes. However, Shell should be notified if a student is a beneficiary of a scholarship in the oil and gas industry. Failure to disclose such information may lead to Shell’s offer of scholarship subsequently being withdrawn.
Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria © 2013. All rights reserved.
The SPDC JV University Scholarship Award is for use in universities in Nigeria. The award is in two categories: Operational Area Award, for indigenes from communities in Shell’s operational areas and the National Merit Award, open to all Nigerian nationals.
Are scholarships awarded for one year or are they guaranteed for all study years?
Scholarships are renewable through graduation. Recipients are expected to maintain high academic / ethical standards, and other conditions outlined in the scholarship award letter.
Does Shell charge a processing fee for scholarship applications?
No. Shell does not charge any fee for processing applications. There are no fee at any stage of the scholarship award cycle.
WHO CAN APPLY
Who is eligible for SPDC JV University scholarships?
Nigerians, who are students in universities in Nigeria (and meet the eligibility as outlined in the guidelines of the SPDC Joint Venture University Scholarship Award).
What are the eligibility requirements for me to participate?
The student must meet all of the following:
o Be pursuing a bachelor's degree, in a university in Nigeria;
o Be attending school on a full-time basis while benefiting from the scholarship programme;
o Be a Nigerian citizen; and be able to obtain a security clearance, if required.
Can I apply if I am going to a vocational school?
No.
Do I have to be a Nigerian Citizen to benefit from the scholarship scheme?
Yes, you must be a Nigerian citizen. Permanent Residents are not eligible for the Scholarship Award.
Do I need to be accepted into a particular university in Nigeria, before I apply for the scholarships?
You should be a student of a recognised university in Nigeria, as listed with the National Universities’ Commission (NUC), and related Government Education departments.
Which university may I go to, to qualify for a scholarship?
You may attend any university in Nigeria - Federal, State or Private – recognized by the National Universities Commission (NUC).
Does my major have to be in engineering or related sciences’ to apply for the scholarship?
No. The scholarship scheme’s eligibility criterion clearly states that it is open to students undergoing degree programmes in Nigerian universities.
What if I am not going to a UNIVERSITY, but a degree awarding College of Education, Polytechnic, Monotechnic?
In order to qualify for the programme, you must be attending a UNIVERSITY, properly registered as such with, and approved / recognized by the National University Commission (NUC), and related departments of Education.
I am a Permanent Resident of the United Kingdom. Can I still apply for the scholarships?
Yes, you can apply, only if you are a Nigerian that has gained admission into, and is attending a university in Nigeria.
I am neither a Nigerian citizen, nor do I reside in Nigeria. Can I still apply for the Shell University Scholarship?
No, the scholarship is available only to Nigerian citizens, attending universities in Nigeria.
If a student is in a remedial year (that is year 0 of the university programme) is he / she entitled to benefiting from the University Scholarship Scheme?
No.
Must I be of a certain age to qualify for the scholarship?
No.
I have applied before, can I apply again this year?
No.
HOW TO APPLY / COMPLETING THE APPLICATION
When is the scholarship application due?
The application deadline is as stated in the advert for the specified academic session. We encourage all students to submit their applications well in advance of the deadline.
How do I apply?
Once you have identified the scholarship award type / category that apply to you, ensure that you read and follow the eligibility and application requirements for each scholarship. You must use the format advertised, and provide all the required documentation. The application format and conditions are available on this website www.shellnigeria.com
What must I submit with my application, to ensure it is a complete application?
You must read the details of each scholarship award category carefully and provide the documentation requested. Basically, applications from all candidates must be accompanied by:
• Photocopies of their University Matriculation Examination (UTME) scores;
• JAMB or University Admission Letter;
• O/Level Result;
• A/level Result (for students admitted through direct entry);
• A recent passport-sized photograph of the applicant;
• A Letter of Identification from State (showing Local Government) of Origin.
For applicants for the Operational Area Award, (in addition to the above), they should submit two letters of identification, duly stamped and signed by:
• The Paramount Ruler of the Community; and
• The Chairman / Secretary of the Community Executive Council (CEC) or the Community Development Council (CDC).
You would have completed the process when you have submitted these, with other personal details, the required format advertised.
Can I fax or email the application or its components to the Scholarship Team?
No. Faxed or email applications or components will not be accepted.
In applying for scholarship, can I include references?
No. References will not be considered or reviewed as part of your application.
While applying, can I include additional information on education, extracurricular activities, and employment?
Yes, as long as it includes and is restricted to the requested information.
If I am applying for both the National and Operational Area scholarship, can I attach the same credentials to them?
No. Please note that you are expected to apply for only one award type.
Can I apply through the Shell Representative in my university or community?
No. For avoidance of doubt, SPDC has not authorized any person or organisation to act on its behalf with regards the University scholarship programme.
SPDC advertises its university scholarship scheme in national newspapers, its website www.shellnigeria.com and on posters sent to universities and communities.
Prospective candidates are advised on the medium for submission of applications in the advertisements. We process these applications and the outcome is communicated directly to the candidates.
TERMS OF AWARD & ACCEPTANCE
How do I stay eligible for the Award?
To stay eligible you must: be a full-time student making satisfactory progress in your degree programme, and meet the campus' student conduct standards.
Note that, the award will be forfeited if it is discovered that you have violated the terms of the award.
Can I defer my scholarship?
No. you cannot defer scholarships.
I need to withdraw from a course, but I will still be a full-time student. Will this affect my Scholarship?
If you withdraw from a course, and change to another of the same duration, it will not affect the scholarship.
If the withdrawal means a longer session in school, then the scholarship will be affected. Be sure to write to the Scholarship Coordinator, about the development.
What does Shell expect from award beneficiaries?
Shell scholars are expected to:
o Keep SPDC informed of progress, including interim and annual reports, results of competitions and events, national selection, press cuttings, photographs etc;
o Attend Shell Scholars’ Forums
o Be available for any press and PR opportunities which Shell may wish to undertake;
o Acknowledge the support of Shell;
o Advocate on behalf of SPDC to existing and potential beneficiaries of the Scheme;
o We also ask that you serve as an ‘ambassador’ for the company. (This may involve supporting any Shell related group meetings, seminars and workshops).
o Allow us to use information relating to your Scholarship after you have graduated.
What happens if I get a Scholarship, but do not continue with a University course thereafter?
Where you do not meet the academic requirements for your course, or you are no longer a registered student of the university, or you decide not to take up the offer, any agreement related to the scholarship award will become null and void.
What happens if I have to interrupt my studies, or repeat a year? Will I still get my scholarship?
As a general rule, continuation of the scholarship depends on making satisfactory academic progress. Each student's case will however be considered carefully, looking at each individual's particular circumstances.
When does my Award expire?
Your Award expires on completion of the exact duration of the course for which the award was made.
If I drop to part-time, how would that affect my scholarship?
No. As a general rule scholarships are offered to students on full-time studies.
I am doing a programme of study, which is longer than the usual three years. Will I get a scholarship for each year of my programme?
Yes. Scholarships will be paid for each and every year of your programme, irrespective of whether it is three, four or more years long, as long as you do not repeat any year.
Is my financial aid going to change from year to year?
SPDC is committed to offering a consistent aid package throughout the undergraduate years. However failure to operate in an enabling environment, may affect a beneficiary’s scholarship package.
Is the Award a full-ride scholarship?
No. The Award is not a full-ride scholarship. Each academic session, beneficiaries receive approved sums to help cover some their educational expenses.
Is the scholarship renewable after the first year?
Yes, the scholarship is awarded for the full course of undergraduate study. The applicant’s mode of admission vis-à-vis the course duration is taken into consideration, in arriving at the number of academic years for the award.
Is there a grade point average that has to be maintained to retain the scholarship?
No. However, you must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress by successfully completing the required minimum grades. If you are dismissed from the University for academic reasons, you will no longer be eligible for the scholarship.
My programme involves a year away from the University. Will I still get my scholarship for this year as well?
Yes, once this is confirmed, and it does not extend the normal duration of the course programme
What criteria are used in the selection of scholarship winners?
Various aspects of a candidate’s application are taken in consideration. This includes his or her academic accomplishment, aptitude test scores, as well as a verification of the applicant’s admission status and other personal details.
What does a Shell Scholar receive?
Once an award has been made, the value of award will be stated on the letter of award.
If I am awarded the scholarship, am I guaranteed automatic employment with SPDC or any of the Shell companies worldwide?
No. Shell is an equal opportunity employer. Employment is governed by the Shell Group Recruitment Policy.
Can I be a part-time student and receive the scholarship?
No.
What if I don't intend to accept my Award?
You do not have to make that decision right away; you have a period in which to accept your award. We encourage you to indicate your acceptance or otherwise of the award as soon as possible. If you do not accept your award before expiration of the deadline, the award will be offered to another student on the waiting list.
Can I regain my scholarship if I lose it for any reason?
No.
Can I use the Award at any Nigerian University campus?
Yes, and you may transfer between any campus of a university while on the scheme, so long as you maintain academic eligibility.
Can I use the scholarship at an institution other than a Nigerian University?
You may use your award at another university, so long as you are still enrolled in a Nigerian University, and are only participating in an exchange programme.
Can I apply for a scholarship if I already receive financial support or scholarship from another organisation?
Yes. However, Shell should be notified if a student is a beneficiary of a scholarship in the oil and gas industry. Failure to disclose such information may lead to Shell’s offer of scholarship subsequently being withdrawn.
Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria © 2013. All rights reserved.
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