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SKOL Brewery awards scholarships to fourth cohort of secondary school students

By IGIHE
On 1 November 2024 at 02:19

SKOL Brewery Ltd has announced the awarding of scholarships to the fourth cohort of its secondary scholarship program for the 2024-25 academic year, reaffirming its commitment to education and youth empowerment.

Launched in 2021 under the patronage of Mrs. Maïté Relecom, the scholarship program has grown into a life-changing initiative for the children of SKOL Brewery Ltd employees.

The scholarship program provides funding not only for secondary school students but also supports those pursuing undergraduate studies and those enrolled in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programs.

By covering a wide spectrum of educational needs, SKOL ensures that recipients have the resources and support to pursue both academic and practical career pathways.

In a statement, the brewer noted that more than 265 secondary school students and 30 scholars in higher education have benefited from the scholarship program since its inception three years ago.

The impact is widely felt, with students and parents alike acknowledging the tangible relief and opportunities it brings.

One parent shared, “SKOL’s scholarship has fully covered my children’s school fees, allowing me to direct those resources toward building our family’s future.”

As SKOL Brewery Ltd celebrates this year’s new recipients, it reaffirms its commitment to nurturing young talents as the future leaders of tomorrow.

"Through this scholarship program, SKOL not only invests in the students’ academic journeys but also in Rwanda’s continued growth and development by helping equip its future workforce with the education and skills to succeed," the company affirmed.

As SKOL Brewery Ltd celebrates this year’s new recipients, it reaffirms its commitment to nurturing young talents as the future leaders of tomorrow.

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