2013 Commonwealth Youth Awards for Nationals of Commonwealth Countries

Commonwealth Youth Awards

Course(s) Offered: Several development areas
Course Level: Skills, Training, etc
Provider: Commonwealth Youth Programme
Country to Study in: Commonwealth countries

Scholarship Description

The Commonwealth Youth Awards, which encourage and sustain investment in youth-led development, are open for 2013 nominations.

Youth workers are encouraged to nominate young people, who are driving innovative projects in any number of development-related areas as outlined below.

The Commonwealth Youth Programme (CYP), promotes the awards as an attempt to raise the profile and highlight the contribution of young people who are integrally involved in the process of change and are working side by side with decision-makers for a more secure future. The awards also give international, regional and national recognition to the young men and women who are selected.

Eligibility
Young people from the Commonwealth aged between 15 and 29 years are eligible for the awards. Grants will be awarded to advance the work of the winners’ projects, with support from CYP on the best way to use funding.

Selection Criteria:

    Quality of impact;
    Level of innovation/fresh approaches to problem-solving;
    Quality of achievement by the nominee;
    Quality of the evidence provided.
    Sustainability: building the capacity of future generations to meet their own needs.

Eligible groups
Citizens of Commonwealth Countries (in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and the Pacific)

Participating Institutions
Any youth-led development-related enterprise / project / firm / company in the areas listed below

Fields of study
The areas of concentration for the award include Agriculture, small enterprise, skills training; Arts and culture; Education, peer education; Enterprise development/youth employment; Climate change/environment protection; Health and well being, including work on HIV/AIDS ; Human rights and democracy; Information and communications technology; Journalism, media, public awareness; Peace building; Science and Technology; Sport for Development and Peace; Sustainable livelihoods and poverty reduction.

Number of awards
CYP works with 54 Commonwealth member countries through four regional centres based in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and the Pacific.

There will be four finalists per Commonwealth region with the top entry from each region receiving a regional winner award and the top regional winner receiving the pan-Commonwealth award.

Sponsorship duration
This is a onetime financial award

Scholarship benefits
Winners are awarded grants to advance the work of their projects and they also liaise closely with the CYP on the best way to use the funding.

The regional finalists will each receive a £1,000 grant, a trophy and a certificate. The regional winners will receive an additional £2000, a trophy and a certificate and the Pan Commonwealth winner will receive an extra £2000, a trophy and a certificate. The Regional Winners from each region will be invited to receive their awards at an official ceremony.

Method of Application
To apply, you must meet the eligibility criteria as set out above. For complete information on application procedures and other very important guidelines, please download the 2013 Commonwealth Youth Awards Brochure.

DEADLINES:
Applications close on 30 June 2013.

PLEASE NOTE:
Finalists will be contacted directly. If applicants do not hear from Commonwealth Secretariat, it means that their nomination has not been successful. Regional finalists will be announced on 30 August 2013.

Application Deadline: 30 June 2013
Open for International Students: Yes

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NIIT Nigeria Scholarship for IT Training Programme (14th edition)

The 14th NIIT Nigeria Scholarship - IT Training Programme for Nigerians

Course(s) Offered: Information Technology
Course Level: Vocation, Training
Provider: NIIT
Country to Study in: Nigeria

Scholarship Description
The IT industry in Nigeria is estimated to be among the fastest growing IT industries in the world. The National Institute of Information Technology (NIIT) Nigeria chapter conducts the IT Scholarship exam every year to help identify meritorious students to join this industry and be a part of the global skilled IT Talent pool. Over the last 13 years, NIIT Scholarships have become one of the most awaited events in the annual events calendar of the country.

Asia’s largest IT trainer, The National Institute of Information Technology – NIIT on Tuesday announced the 14th NIIT Nigeria IT Scholarship 2013, to enable meritorious students seek a career in the fast growing IT sector in the country. These students, post successful training, will go on to join the IT industry In Nigeria and become a part of global skilled IT Talent pool.

NIIT, the leading Global Talent Development Corporation, established its presence in Nigeria by setting up an education centre in Ikeja, Lagos in 1999 and since then affirmed its support to prepare the youth in the country for lucrative IT careers. NIIT trains over 16,000 students in Nigeria every year and has shaped the careers of over 120,000 students in past 13 years. Since 1999 NIIT has been involved in creation of skilled ICT manpower and has launched several initiatives in the country. NIIT Now has more than 19 operational centres in different regions of Nigeria - Abuja, Ajah, Asaba, Lokoja, Makurdi, Eket, Ibadan, Ikeja, Ilorin, Kaduna, Offa, Onitsha,Osogbo, Otta, Owerri, PHC, Surulere, Uyo. With over 16,000 students enrolled in Nigeria, every year, NIIT is acknowledged as the undisputed leader in the country's IT training and education segment, offering the latest IT programs mapped to the industry requirement and international vendor certifications.

Eligibility
Application is open for Secondary school leavers, College, Polytechnic and University students, graduates and postgraduates (Employed and Unemployed).

The Scholarship has always been open for the following category of youths who desire to become specialists in information technology related fields:

    ‘O’ Level
    ‘A’ Level
    Undergraduate Students
    IT Graduate (Employed and Unemployed)
    Non-IT Graduate (Employed and Unemployed)
    Postgraduate (Employed and Unemployed)

Eligible groups
Citizens of Nigeria

Participating Institutions
National Institute of Information Technology (NIIT); Nigeria

Fields of study
Information Technology (IT) and IT-related

Number of awards
Not specified by provider

Sponsorship duration
The NIIT Nigeria Scholarship program is a fee waiver on an IT training program of your choice depending on your performance in the Scholarship test and interview.

Scholarship benefits
By taking part in the NIIT Nigeria scholarship program you stand a chance of getting fee waiver on your IT training at NIIT. Depending on your performance in the NIIT scholarship qualifying test, you may get up to 100% fee waiver on your IT training at NIIT Nigeria.

Method of Application
To apply for the scholarship, applicants are invited to fill an Online application form on the RIGHT HAND SIDE of the official website (link to it is below) or visit the nearest NIIT centre.

DEADLINES:
The Scholarship Application deadline is 12th July 2013; AND the Test date is 13th July 2013.

PLEASE NOTE:
With a thrust on creating skilled manpower for the Nigerian IT industry, the NIIT Nigeria Scholarship will help students get skilled for a Global career in IT through training in technology.

Find the NIIT Test centres near you - 30 centres in Nigeria Here

For more details, VISIT YOUR NEAREST NIIT CENTER

Application Deadline: 12 July 2013
Open to International students: No (Only Nigerians)

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AG Leventis Nigeria Plc; Recruitment For Graduate Accountant

AG Leventis Nigeria Plc; Recruitment For Graduate Accountant

For about seven decades now AG Leventis has provided West Africa with reliable and affordable product & Services. We are in need of a qualified applicant to join our team

Title: Accountant

Job Location: Lagos

Job Type: Permanent

Job Description:

- you will prepare, examine and analyze accounting records and financial statement/reports to assess accuracy

- you will also analyze business operations, trends, revenue and financial commitments to protect future revenue

- you will develop, maintain and analyze budgets

- you will reconciles financial discrepancies by collecting and analyzing account information

Job Requirements:

. Minimum of Bsc/Hnd (accounting or any related course or discipline)

. Minimum of 5 years experience

. applicant should have reporting skills and attention to detail

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Deadline: July 1st, 2013

Welding Specialist Engineer At Winorac Engineering And Technical Services LTD (B.Eng/Bsc)

Welding Specialist Engineer At Winorac Engineering And Technical Services LTD (B.Eng/Bsc)

Winorac Engineering & Technical Services Limited is an indigenous company certified by the Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity experienced in the recruitment and placement of candidates into contract positions in Oil & Gas Industries in Nigeria.

We are recruiting urgently for a qualified applicant to fill the vacant position

Job Title: Welding Specialist Engineer

Job Description:

- To execute Welding Engineering and construction activities, and to provide relevant expertise to the Project Team through all phases of the Project

- from design, procurement, construction, commissioning and start-up up to hand-over and initial operations.

- To ensure the Welding is executed to specified Shell/SPDC and International standards and specifications.

- To manage all Engineering and construction aspects of the Welding operations during the implementation phase, with the objective to complete the work in accordance with the Project Development Plan, and with all appropriate norms and standards.

In the execution of these activities, the roles cover key aspects of the EP Business model: 

- Conduct Feasibility Studies

- Make Facility Design Concepts

- Estimate Facility Capital Expenditure

- Make Basis for Design

- Manage Projects/Project Execution Planning & Contracting & Procurement

- Construct Facilities

- Commission Facilities

- Prepare As-Built Drawings

- Prepare Facilities for Handover

- Maintain surface facilities

- Decommission/Abandon Facilities

Job Duties:

• Provide technical expertise, procedures, and technical review and support capabilities in the area of DSS piping, pipeline welding and cladding to the Project Teams.

• To participate in the execution of the EPCC (Engineer, Procure, Construct and Commission) contract for the Project; This includes responsibility for the provision of welding engineering input, resource and support towards the completion.

• Provide technical support, and technical review capabilities in the area of facilities and welding engineering to further check that the Projects’ designs conform to SPDC facility standard designs and the SPDC standard construction specifications.

• To provide/co-ordinate responses to Contractors’ technical queries during the project detail design phase;

• To participate in project engineering activities related to the project’s multidisciplinary nature, including discipline and inter-discipline review of design deliverables, participation in HAZOPS and design reviews; and monitor follow-up of recommendations;

• To participate in the Projects’ interfaces with other projects and facilities, and liaise with Operations representatives to ensure their requirements are taken into account during project execution;

•  To make inputs into the materials procurement aspects of the EPCC contract from ex-works to delivery at site. To ensure adequate monitoring/tracking of materials/equipment usage and reconciliation during and after project execution;

• To carry out all piping/cladding/welding activities associated with the construction and pre-commissioning of the facilities (e.g. preparation of construction drawing/documents, site construction and installation, hook-up, pre-start up audits, as-built drawings);

• To manage all aspects of CASHES (Community Affairs, Health, Environment and Security) and quality issues on the project, in particular during the construction phase; with particular emphasis on potential Community Disturbances;

• To make inputs into submissions for piping/welding specification/design change controls

• To manage the construction risks and develop the requisite strategies to minimise these risks;

• To manage the QA/QC process during the construction phase, and demonstrate Technical Integrity of the facilities so as to meet the requirements of the ISO 14001 system during the Operations phase;

• In interface with Asset teams, ensure that specified piping/welding/cladding philosophies and requirements take into account commissioning, start-up, HSE and Operational requirements of the facilities and align with the Operations Philosophy.

• Prepare monthly Project Progress Reports for Senior Management.

• Responsible for formulation and testing of weld procedures.

- Monitoring of existing weld procedures.

-Train welders and welding inspectors on weld failure analysis and eliminating weld defect problems

Other role responsibilities include:

• Participate in concept selection of new integrated project oil & gas surface facilities through option evaluation, simulations, optimisations, and QCs on engineering work from design consultants. This includes specification of equipment and definition of system operating envelopes.

• Take part in Discipline activities in the SIEP Technical and Operational Excellence Forums and Surface Global Networks to exchange knowledge, share best practice and improve global health of the discipline within EP.

• Develop own skills and competence in line with changing business needs and technical advances in discipline. Evaluate and capture new knowledge and learning.

• Participate in SPDC mentoring scheme for young graduates.

Qualifications:   • Graduate in an Engineering Discipline (Mechanical/Metallurgical Engineering or equivalent).

• Experience should be a minimum of 8 – 15 years in weldingengineering design and construction.

• Experience in piping/pipeline engineering and in EPCC Contract management.

• Extensive Project management experience and skills.

• Excellent inter-personal and leadership skills with good communications skills (i.e. report writing and presentation) are essential.

• Team player, acting as a champion to break new grounds, self-motivated, starter.

• Be able to constantly travel to all project locations.

- Knowledge in ASME, AWS, ISO, API codes

- Certified Welding Engineer is desirable

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Closing Date: 18TH June, 2013.

Winorac Engineering And Technical Services Limited; vacancy

Winorac Engineering And Technical Services Limited; Recruitment For Principal Planning Engineer

Winorac Engineering & Technical Services Limited is an indigenous company certified by the Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity experienced in the recruitment and placement of candidates into contract positions in Oil & Gas Industries.

We are recruiting urgently for a qualified applicant to fill the vacant position

Job Title: Principal Planning Engineer

Job Description:

Provide Planning Services on various projects in the Define & Execution phase, undertaking scheduling, schedule controlling, reporting analysis, forecasting and schedule optimization on major projects development for oil and gas. This will include supervision of planners and their planning competence development.

 Principal Accountabilities:

• Review and evaluate the Contractor’s schedules, plans, performance and procedures & Integrate with Client Schedules.

• Review and endorse progress measures reported by the contractors & report progress to client. Carry out resource loading /leveling, prepare S-Curves, Manpower histograms etc

. Prepare weekly, monthly report/update & business performance review reports etc for management and joint venture partners.

 . Prepare level 1, 2 & 3 schedules from scratch in various  scenario /format for internal use by Client including key milestone dates, critical path etc

. Interact with Team Leaders on day to day activities on site/office by providing relevant information such as 2 weeks look ahead schedules for Project management team.

. Participate in client monthly HSE meetings & observe all life saving rules, HSE procedures at site.

Job Qualifications:

- 10 years experience in the oil & Gas Industry  of which  7 years should be in the Planning/Scheduling

- Skills in scheduling software tools

- Primavera P3E, &  spreadsheet(excel)

- B. SC in Engineering or the Sciences.

- English speaking

- Knowledge of HSE Procedures will be an advantage

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Closing Date: 18th June 2013

Careers at INTEL

Job Description

West Africa Corporate Affairs Manager – 714048

Description

Job Description: Responsible for developing and managing corporate affairs strategies and programs that promote a positive business environment and reputation for the company in West Africa region. Establishes a long term vision and develops/drives strategic plans for their organization that comprehensively address trends, issues, and the needs of all stakeholders. Develops and delivers strategic plans for the site/regional CAG organization incorporating its core programs of government affairs, education programs, community relations, and communications/media.
Drives proactive plans to manage complex public relations issues by identifying emerging issues that potentially have impact on Intel’s brand and reputation. Understand end user business problems, and helps them solve their problems through the use and benefits of relevant Intel programs. Establishes and maintains strategic and collaborative relationships with external partners, NGOs, academia, regulators and opinion leaders through a solid grasp of internal and community priorities. Builds a comprehensive network of internal and external contacts – decision-makers, industry influencers, policy makers to drive awareness of relevant Intel programs and policies. Represents CAG organization before key internal and external partners and audiences, positioning Intel as a thought leader. Internally, the successful candidate will interact and collaborate with business development and marketing/PR teams within the country organization, and related program owners on the HQ side.

Qualifications

Preferably possess a Bachelor of Science in Computer, Electrical or Industrial Engineering or Business Administration degree and a strong academic record.
Being able to understand the dynamics of ICT industry and government policy influencing with minimum experience of 5 years (or equivalent) in those areas.
Direct experience working within national politics, government, think tanks, public interest groups or the field of corporate public policy.
Broad policy experience, preferably with direct knowledge of the tech sector or the key issues impacting the adoption of ICT.
Must be able to understand technology solutions and usage models and demonstrate value to customers.
Ability to lead strategic discussions and planning with key government accounts, NGOs, academia in West Africa countries with a focus on Nigeria and Ghana.
Experience working in complex environments and a proven ability to exercise judgment even in a crisis.
Excellent communicator with great interpersonal and presentation skills, as well as the ability to write well and translate complex issues into simple language that people who are not experts can understand.
Self starter with the ability to think, plan, and execute large projects.
Independent, self motivated, strong results and customer orientation but also team player who can work with people from a broad range of backgrounds and experience
Project management skills required and project execution and attention to detail.
Fluency in English is a prerequisite; French and local languages will be a plus.

Job Category: Legal

Primary Location: Nigeria-Nigeria, Lagos

Full/Part Time: Full Time

Job Type: Experienced

Regular/Temporary: Regular

Posting Date: Jun 15, 2013

Apply Before: Jul 30, 2013

Business Group

Legal and Corporate Affairs offers unique opportunities to work in a variety of areas, including counsel to Intel businesses; technology and intellectual property licensing; patent prosecution; trademarks and brands; litigation, mergers, acquisitions and investing; legislative and regulatory lobbying; and corporate compliance.

Corporate Affairs Group (CAG) mission is to enhance Intel’s business and reputation by driving strategic agendas that effect positive change and create value for Intel. CAG focuses on long-term success in three main strategic areas: First and foremost, CAG acts to enable Intel’s business by creating a positive business environment and partnering with other ecosystem players to help identify new market opportunities. Second, CAG works to protect and build Intel’s reputation; Intel is recognized as a global leader in technology, business, and corporate responsibility and CAGs role is to ensure communities value Intel’s presence and CAG is viewed as a trusted partner. Third, CAG serves as a catalyst to address global challenges in areas such as education and technology access. CAG identifies opportunities for Intel technologies and solutions to connect and enrich peoples’ lives-which, in turn, enhances Intel’s reputation, builds the ecosystem, and enables future business.

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DSTV Eutelsat Star Awards for African Students

DSTV Eutelsat Star Awards - Creating Space for African Ideas

Course(s) Offered: Science, Technology, Innovative thinking
Course Level: Secondary school, High school
Provider: MultiChoice Africa, Eutelsat
Country to Study in: Africa

Scholarship Description

If you dream of seeing a rocket launch, here’s the chance to make your dreams come true! Enter the DStv Eutelsat Star Awards 2013 and you could win some fantastic prizes. The DStv Eutelsat Star Awards, the product of a partnership between Eutelsat and MultiChoice Africa, aim to stimulate interest in science and technology and to inspire innovative thinking among secondary and high school students across the continent.

The awards take the form of a competition open to 14-19 year-old students in 42 countries. Students are invited to write an essay or design a poster depicting how innovative use of satellite technology in the fields of communication, earth observation or navigation can propel Africa into the future.

In addition to amazing prizes up for grabs in the individual country awards, overall winners will be rewarded with the trip of a lifetime: the overall essay winner will win a trip with their parent/legal guardian to Eutelsat in Paris, France followed by a visit to a spaceport to attend a live rocket launch; AND the overall poster winner will win a trip with their parent/legal guardian to Eutelsat in Paris followed by a visit to a satellite construction site. The runners up of the poster and essay entries will win a trip with their parent/legal guardian to visit MultiChoice in Johannesburg followed by a visit of the South African National Space Agency at Hartebeesthoek.

The second edition of the awards was staged in 2012 and saw an overwhelming response of over 1300 entries from across the African continent.

Eligibility

To enter, students need to be between 14 and 19 years of age and enrolled at a registered secondary, combined or high school (public or private). Only entries prepared by an individual will be accepted.

Entry forms and essays/posters must be submitted before the closing date and time. It is the responsibility of the entrants to ensure that entries reach designated collection points prior to the closure of the competition. Any entries not received prior to the closure of the competition will not be eligible to participate, regardless of the reason for the late entry. MultiChoice and Eutelsat are not responsible for any entries which are not received, whether timeously or at all, regardless of the cause thereof. Without limitation, MultiChoice and Eutelsat are not responsible for any problems or technical malfunction of any telephone network or lines, computer on-line systems, servers, or providers, computer hardware or software failure or malfunction, postal systems, traffic congestion (whether physical, postal or on the Internet, telephone lines or at any service provider, web site or other device or medium), or any combination thereof, or any other technical or other problems.

Only one entry, i.e. either poster or essay, may be submitted per student on the specified topic.

Entries can be prepared in English, French or Portuguese

Entries must be the own original work of the student. No previously published material will be accepted.

Only entries in the correct and specified formats will be eligible.

Plagiarism is forbidden. Entrants may quote short passages, but material copied from a source must be surrounded in double quotes (") and the source indicated. Copied materials should rarely be more than a few lines, and never as long as a paragraph. Quoting long passages is forbidden. Entries caught plagiarizing will be rejected.

All entries must include a full bibliography of sources for the essay. The bibliography should be excluded from the essay word count. The bibliography should be the last page of the essay. In the case of poster entries, the entry form, as well as a creative explanation/summary (inclusive of any sources consulted) must be attached to the poster.

Please visit the official website (link to it is below) for a detailed listing of Terms and Conditions of this Award.

JUDGING CRITERIA:

The Multichoice/Eutelsat panel of judges are looking for innovative thinking and ideas. Please see official website via link below for full details on these criteria.

Eligible groups

Citizens of any African country

Participating Institutions

All registered secondary, combined or high schools (public or private) in Africa

Fields of study

Science, Technology and Innovative thinking: fields of communication, earth observation or navigation

Number of awards

Several awards will be given (to winners, runners-up and their schools at both national and overall levels)

Sponsorship duration

This is a onetime prize award and sponsored travels

Scholarship benefits

Top entrants at the national level win prizes such as computers or tablets, and go forward to compete in the overall awards for the winning and runner up essay and poster prizes. The winning essay entrant wins a trip with a parent or guardian to Eutelsat in Paris and onwards to witness a live rocket launch. The best poster winner and their parent or guardian also win a trip to Eutelsat, including a visit to a satellite manufacturing facility. The runners-up in the overall awards win a trip for two to visit the MultiChoice Africa broadcast facilities and the South African Space Agency near Johannesburg, South Africa.

The schools attended by the overall award winners and runners-up are rewarded with a DStv installation, including dish, television, state-of-the-art PVR decoder and free access to the DStv Education Bouquet.

Please visit the official website (link to it is below) for a detailed listing of Award Prizes AND Categories of Prizes to be won at national and continental levels for both winning students and their schools.

Any costs or expenses which the entrant incurs other than in respect of those items specifically included in a prize are for the entrant’s own account. It is assumed that entrants will have sufficient funds available for all costs and expenses which they may incur during and for purposes of entry into the competition.

Method of Application

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

For an entry form – which will tell you everything you need to know – visit your nearest MultiChoice Office or download it from the official website (link to it is below). South African entrants can collect a copy from MultiChoice Africa, 141 Bram Fischer Drive in Randburg, Johannesburg.

TOPIC

Imagine you were allowed to use all the satellites in space. What would you do with them to benefit your community, your country or your continent? Write an essay or design a poster elaborating on three priorities.

Students are encouraged to consult with their science or technology teacher to increase the quality of their entries.

Essays and posters can be written in English, Portuguese or French

You may download the entry form here(pdf).

ESSAY REQUIREMENTS

1.     1200 to 1400 words (excluding bibliography)
2.     Typed in Arial 12, 1.5 spacing or must be hand written, but clearly legible
3.     Pages to be numbered
4.     Only hard copy entries will be accepted
5.     Entries may include illustrations, graphics or diagrams
6.     References (all sources consulted during the preparation of the entry)

POSTER REQUIREMENTS

1.     No bigger than A3 (42 x 29.7cm)
2.     Only hard copy entries will be accepted
3.     All poster entries must be accompanied by a typed or legible hand written summary containing the following headings:
4.         Title
5.         Summary of idea/concept
6.         References (all sources consulted during the preparation of the entry

SUBMISSION OF ENTRIES
Entries must be:

1.     Deposited: in the entry box at MultiChoice Africa country or regional offices (African countries)
2.     OR for South Africa at the MultiChoice Africa Building, 141 Bram Fischer Drive in Ranburg, Johannesburg (South Africa only).
3.     Posted: To MultiChoice offices listed on the entry form. For South African entries only: To MultiChoice Africa, Corporate Affairs, 141 Bram Fischer Drive, Randburg. Attention: Nada Mxube

NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE CONSIDERED

DEADLINES:
Entries must reach Multichoice Africa on or before close of business on 19 September 2013 - so start dreaming!

PLEASE NOTE:
All entries must be accompanied by an entry form and in the case of posters an entry form and creative summary.

Entries will be accepted in hard copy format only. Entries from previous country or overall award winners will not be accepted. Entry forms must be fully completely. Entries accompanied by incomplete entry forms may not be accepted. Only entries with attached entry forms will be accepted.

It is the responsibility of the entrant to ensure that forms and in the case of posters, creative rationales/summaries, are attached in such a way that they do not become separated from the entry submission. In cases where entries and attachments become separated, such entries may be disqualified. All poster entries have to be accompanied by a creative explanation/summary as specified in the criteria for posters section above.

Entries cannot be returned to participants. All the submitted essays and posters will be the property of the organisers. The organisers reserve the right to modify the format and content of any submitted essay or poster before publication. Also note that the organisers have the sole right to publish the submissions in any media.

For queries you may email your question to: dstvstarawards@multichoice.co.za or phone your nearest MultiChoice Office. In the case of South Africa, please contact Mahlatse Sithole on 011 781 9950

Application Deadline: 19 September 2013
Open to International students: No (ONLY Africans)

http://www.dstvstarawards.com/