Open now for applications, the built environment bursary award will enable applicants to undertake a third level Built Environment related qualification.
Approximately 12 first year, full time students can apply for a £1,000 bursary towards the cost of their training.
To qualify applicants must have applied to study a third level Built Environment related qualification at Level 4 or above with a Northern Ireland training provider, as well as achieved a built environment pre-requisite qualification. Then, following the completion of an application form, applicants will be entered into a draw for one of the 12 bursary awards.
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CITB NI Chief Executive, Barry Neilson said: "CITB NI is delighted to announce that applications for our Built Environment Bursary Award for third level students is now open. This is fantastic support for 12 first year students embarking on their built environment qualification. The process is simple. Visit our website, ensure you meet the criteria set out in the terms and conditions, fill in and submit the application form. We hope that the £1,000 support helps students on their built environment career journey and wish everyone applying the very best of luck."
Applications are now open and must be submitted by 4pm, Friday 15 October 2021.
For more information on the bursary, click here.
