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Charterhouse Scholarships

For meritorious students who desire the opportunity to Study, Create and Inspire

Our IGCSE & A Level Scholarship programmes are available to meritorious students who desire the opportunity to Study, Create and Inspire at Charterhouse Malaysia, and, who will set a positive example to the academic and communal life of the School, through their enthusiasm, intellectual curiosity, drive and compassion.

What is the Charterhouse Malaysia Scholarship?

A full scholarship offered by Charterhouse Malaysia for students to pursue both the two-year IGCSE and  two-year A Level programme, including the International Project Qualification.

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What does the full Charterhouse Malaysia Scholarship cover?

It covers the full cost of tuition and registration fee. It does NOT cover:

  • Textbooks
  • Stationery
  • Personal computer
  • Travel expenses to and from school
  • Additional costs for educational visits (residential or day)
  • Miscellaneous expenses.

In cases of demonstrated hardship, some students may be offered help with additional expenses. This is decided on an individual case by case basis and is by no means guaranteed to be included with every full scholarship place.

Who should apply to be a Charterhouse Malaysia Scholar?

Charterhouse Malaysia’s scholarships are aimed at meritorious applicants from within Malaysia. All applicants are chosen on merit regardless of nationality, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity or religion.

A meritorious applicant is one who can demonstrate high academic achievement coupled with a history of commitment to personal growth, service of others, student leadership, involvement in the life of the school and their community and the potential to be transformative. Applicants must demonstrate their potential to study, create and inspire and that they share the Charterhouse personality traits of perseverance, responsibility, moral courage, open-mindedness and kindness.

What is the Charterhouse Malaysia Scholarship process?

scholarship process

Step One
      • Complete an application form and submit with all of the supporting documentation to

    Admissions

      . Once an application form has been filled in the admissions team will arrange for the Scholarship Committee to review the application.  Supporting documentation:
  • Personal Statement/Letter of application
  • Chronological list with brief description of achievements/activities participated in, both in and out of school covering:
    • Academic
    • Sport
    • Arts – performing and creative
    • Leadership
    • Community service
    • Personal interest
  • Provide a confidential reference from the applicants existing school. The reference must include commentary on the applicants’:
    • Actual and Predicted grades
    • Academic strengths and areas for development
    • Contributions to the life of the school with specific examples that demonstrate character, growth mindset, initiative, collaboration, leadership and future potential
    • Contributions to the wider community outside of the school that again demonstrate character, growth mindset, initiative, collaboration, leadership and future potential
    • Information about personal interests, ambition, career objectives, character, behaviour
    • Statement on safeguarding
  • School reports from past two years

 

Step Two
    All Scholarship candidates selected by the Scholarship Committee will be required to take CAT4 assesment.

 

Step Three
    Individual Student and Parents Interviews with the Scholarship Committee.

 

Step Four
    The Scholarship Committee will review all applications and decide on the awards. The decision will be communicated to the parents and students in writing.

 

Feel free to reach out to our dedicated Admissions Team who are ready to provide detailed information about our Scholarships, answer any queries you may have, and guide you smoothly through the admissions process.

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