Students in Maranhão, Brazil, can apply for 130 spots in an educational support program aimed at low-income students from public schools and full scholarship students from private institutions.
The Instituto Ponte has opened 130 slots for its national educational support program aimed at low-income students in Maranhão, Brazil, specifically targeting students from public schools or those holding full scholarships from private schools, ranging from 7th grade to the second year of high school. The application process is free and runs until March 22 through the institute's website, providing students with a chance to access essential educational resources.
This program not only offers long-term educational support but also includes scholarship opportunities, learning materials, transportation, English courses, and socio-emotional support until the students complete their higher education. Currently operating in 19 states of Brazil and with nearly 12 years of experience, the Instituto Ponte is serving 466 students, providing ongoing support that encompasses educational assistance from middle school through to university enrollment and retention.
The benefits provided by the Instituto Ponte consist of access to scholarships, educational materials, uniforms, transportation vouchers, and language courses, which are crucial for enabling these students to pursue their academic goals without financial burden. The initiative emphasizes the importance of supporting students from disadvantaged backgrounds to enhance their educational outcomes and promote greater equity in education across Brazil.
