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Edified’s Energiser Grants are open

Trevor GoddardbyTrevor Goddard
October 25, 2023
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Edified’s Energiser Grants are open
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We all have ‘that’ creative idea brewing in the depths of our buzzing cortex – the wild concept, idea or project waiting to come to life that will improve community education outcomes.

Edified can help you kickstart it!

Edified Energiser Grants are open to current students and graduates (within the past 5 years) with a compelling idea to transform and uplift education in a community, large or small, anywhere across the globe.

The plan can be small, grand, sit somewhere in the middle, or it may be ‘yet to be decided’ – who knows where it might take you.

Education is transformational – it needs folks with passion, commitment and vision to energise and deliver it.

AUD $5,000 grants will be awarded to individuals or groups presenting an inspiring plan to uplift the capacity of communities by improving their capability for access to education.

The plan could be to become a teacher in your community or build an EdTech platform to deliver free education globally. Either way, make it compelling and display your vision and capability to deliver on your aspirations.

The community you impact is yours to define it. It could be close to home, or across the world. It could be a group defined by their demographics – children in remote areas or adults working in health. It could be a virtual community and naturally must be inclusive, addressing opportunities for all, without exclusion or discrimination.

Edified are global, so applications are open to people of any nationality (domestic and international) currently studying at, or who have graduated within the last 5 years, from an Australian, New Zealand, UK, Irish, Canadian or European Higher Education, Vocational or English Language institution (part-time, online and offshore campuses accepted).

The project can be delivered anywhere in the world. Group applications are encouraged, with only one team member needing to be a student or recent graduate.

5 grants of AUD $5,000 are on offer, in the following categories:

‍General

A project to improve any type of education – supported by Edified

 Community-based learning

A project to improve education through digital or analogue communities – supported by Goin’ Connect‍

Equity or First Nations

A project to improve education for First Nations and/or those who may experience discrimination – supported by Lead5050

‍Experiential Learning

A project to improve education using experiential learning – supported by The Ambassador Platform

‍Employability

A project to improve education for employability – supported by Successful Graduate

In 2022 each project had at least one student or alumni from an education provider within Australia, NZ, USA, Canada, UK, Ireland or Europe. Check out the 2022 grant recipients here and for further inspiration, track the recipients from 2021 and 2020.

Pay it forward… get this out to your international student communities on Australian campuses, it’s another small yet impactful way to show organisations want to support them.

Start your application here, they close on 15 November 2023

Note: No commercial relationship here. I just love what the initiative stands for and the support it delivers to passionate grassroots activity that will change the face of education services.

 

 

 

 

 

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Trevor Goddard

Trevor Goddard

Trevor is currently Associate Director, Global Partnerships and Business Development at Federation University and sits on the Board of the ASEAN- Australia Strategic Youth Partnership. He served as an Honorary Fellow with the Faculty of Arts and Education at Deakin University and previously a Principal Adviser at Asialink Business, Australia’s national centre for Asia capability. He enables industry, government and education providers to uplift the global impact of individuals, teams and organisations. Trevor curates strategic advice on engagement with the international higher education sector and designs and delivers education programs that elevate Australia globally. Trevor has held academic and professional positions across the Australian university sector. He previously served on the Board of the International Education Association of Australia, Council for the Forum on Education Abroad and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade New Colombo Plan Reference Group.

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