Spain-Based Ghanaian Young Lady on How She Receives At Least Gh23k in Funding From The Government
- Spain-based Ghanaian young lady pursuing a law degree has shared how much the government of the country support students with expenses
- The interview sighted by YEN.com.gh had Winifred Appiah revealing that her school fees is €106 (Ghc815) but she receives a €3,000 (Ghc23,070) yearly allowance from the government
- The dream of the 22-year-old girl is to become a Labour Lawyer to support Ghanaians who move to Spain with their citizenship and immigration cases
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A gorgeous Ghanaian young lady based in Spain has recently opened up about the education system in her current country of residence.
The video sighted by YEN.com.gh on the YouTube channel of Zion Felix had Winifred Appiah revealing that she pays just €106 (Ghc815) for her school fees in a year but receives at least €3,000 (Ghc23,070) from the Spain government as support.
Source: UGC
Winifred revealed that the amount is dependent on the academic performance of the student and the financial status of the family of the student.
She also added that to be qualified for the funding, an individual has to work in the country over a period of time.
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The dream of Winifred is to become a Labour lawyer where she can help Ghanaians who migrate to the country with their citizenship and immigration cases.
The 22-year-old lady intimated that her mother struggled when she first moved to the country and she does not wish same for others hence a choice of program which she believes will help a lot of people.
Winifred shared more about her journey in the video linked below;
University of Edinburgh Student Celebrates Getting 2 Fully-funded Scholarships After 7 Rejections
YEN.com.gh earlier reported that an overjoyed young woman by the name of Solace Ojotule recently took to social media to celebrate her wins after many rejections.
In a post on her LinkedIn timeline sighted by YEN.com.gh, Solace shared that she finally landed two fully-funded scholarships to study abroad after applying seven times and getting painfully getting rejected.
"After more than 7 scholarship rejections, I entered a big problem last year. The problem was a good problem"
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