New students and transferees who are qualified members, dependents, or have family members of up to the 6^th civil degree of consanguinity and/or affinity will get 20% tuition fee subsidies in senior high school and college.

 

Terms and Conditions:

• Incoming Grade 11, college freshmen, and transferees in their first, second, third, and fourth years are eligible for the GSIS-STI Educational Assistance Program;
• Subsidy amount will vary depending on the student’s program and campus;
• Student applicant must enroll in all of his prescribed subjects for the full term;
• Student may retain his/her GSIS-STI EAP scholarship grant for the succeeding terms provided s/he follows the retention requirements.

 

Application Requirements:

Student applicant must coordinate with their STI campus for the application.

1. Accomplished GSIS-STI Educational Assistance Form (to be provided by the STI campus onsite)
2. Clear back-to-back photocopy of the UMID card with the cardholder’s signature
3. Presence of the GSIS member and/or pensioner with a valid GSIS UMID card
4. Proof of relationship between the GSIS member/Pag-IBIG Loyalty or Loyalty Plus cardholder and his/her dependent (i.e. Birth Certificate)

 

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New students who are members or qualified dependents of a Pag-IBIG Loyalty or Loyalty Plus cardholder up to 2nd civil degree of consanguinity and/or affinity may get 10% scholarship grant benefits when they enroll in their chosen Senior High School or College program. For School Year 2021-2022, they will get an additional 10% scholarship benefit to continue their education amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, providing a total of 20% scholarship grant on tuition fees for this school year.

 

Terms and Conditions:

• Incoming Grade 11, college freshmen, and transferees in their first, second, third, and fourth years are eligible for the Pag-IBIG – STI Educational Assistance Program;
• The additional 10% is only applicable for the First Term of School Year 2021-2022;
• On top of the 10% for SY 2021-2022, the scholarship grant amount will vary depending on the student’s program and campus;
  • Incoming college freshmen and transferees will get 10% scholarship grant on Tuition Fees only
  • Incoming Grade 11 students who are not DepEd voucher holders will get 10% scholarship grants on Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees
  • Incoming Grade 11 students who are DepEd voucher holders will get 10% scholarship grant on Other Fees
  • Incoming Grade 11 students who are DepEd voucher holders who will enroll in an STI campus with no top-up are not eligible for the PAG-IBIG – STI EAP program
• Student applicant must enroll in all of his/her prescribed subjects for the full term;
• Student may retain his/her Pag-IBIG – STI EAP scholarship grant for the succeeding terms provided s/he follows the retention requirements.

 

Application Requirements:

Student applicant must coordinate with their STI campus for the application.

1. Accomplished Pag-IBIG – STI Educational Assistance Form (to be provided by the STI campus onsite)
2. Clear back-to-back photocopy of the Pag-IBIG Loyalty or Loyalty Plus card with the cardholder’s signature
3. Presence of the Pag-IBIG Loyalty or Loyalty Plus cardholder with their valid Pag-IBIG Loyalty card and ID
4. Proof of relationship between the GSIS member/Pag-IBIG Loyalty or Loyalty Plus cardholder and his/her dependent (i.e. Birth Certificate)

 

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College students who are dependents of OFW workers whose livelihoods have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic or died from COVID-19 may apply for the Tabang OFW program to receive a P30,000 cash grant to cover school and tuition fee costs in college.

The Tabang OFW program is a form of Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES) to support the OFW dependents in college. The program is a collaborative effort between the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) and Commission on Higher Education (CHED).

 

Terms and Conditions:

• The OFW dependent must be a Filipino citizen, single, and 30 years old below;
• Only one (1) college-level OFW dependent who are repatriated, displaced, or died from COVID-19 is eligible to be a program beneficiary
• OFW dependents who are new college students, college transferees, and ongoing STI college students in all levels are eligible for the Tabang OFW program;
• OFW dependent must pass the admission and retention requirements of the admitting STI campus with no records of expulsion in any Higher Education Institute;
• Only one (1) OFW dependent may be qualified for the program;
• OFW dependent must not be a beneficiary of other scholarship or grant programs from any government agency (CHED Scholarship, etc.);
• The P30,000 cash grant is a one-time financial aid for the OFW dependents; and
• The program is on a first-come, first-served basis.

 

Application Requirements:

The following documents must be submitted online on http://tabangofw-ease.owwa.gov.ph/

Requirements of UniFAST:

1. For ongoing college students: Receipt of Proof of Enrolment [i.e. Enrolment Assessment Form (EAF), Certificate of Registration (COR), Certificate of Enrolment (COE), etc.]
2. For new college students and transferees: Enrolment Documents (i.e. Assessment Form, Admission Test Result, etc.)

Requirements of OWWA:

1. Passport or other travel documents
2. Proof of arrival if returnee
3. Proof of displacement (i.e. POLO/Company Certification, Affidavit)
4. Death certificate or other similar documents of an OFW who passed away
5. Embassy/Consulate official transmission
6. Proof of relationship to dependent (Dependent birth certificate and Marriage Contract/CENOMAR)
7. Affidavit stating that the dependent is not a beneficiary of other government scholarship or grant

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Incoming Grade 11 students from Public Schools will automatically get a Senior High School Voucher from the Department of Education.

 

Terms and Conditions:

• The voucher amount will depend on the school’s total school fees for the student’s chosen program;
• SHS Vouchers are redeemed within the first semester of the school year immediately after JHS completion. The SHS voucher is no longer valid if not used within the aforementioned period.

 

Application Requirements:

Students with the DepEd SHS Voucher may coordinate with their STI campus for the voucher redemption at their school

 

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Incoming Grade 11 students from Private Schools, Alternative Learning System (ALS) passers, and Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) passers may apply for an ESC grant for Senior High School.

 

Terms and Conditions:

• The grant amount will depend on the school’s total school fees and the student applicant’s chosen program.

 

Application Requirements:

Interested student applicants may apply online at https://ovap.peac.org.ph/ then proceed to their STI campus for the redemption of their grant.

 

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Incoming college students from cities and municipalities with no State University and Colleges (SUC) or Local University and Colleges (LUC) in their area may apply for the Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES).

 

Terms and Conditions:

• The TES amount will depend on the student applicant’s program and area as declared by UniFAST;
• Student applicant must enroll in all of his/her prescribed subjects for the full term;
• Student beneficiaries may get allowances for their books, supplies, boarding, and other personal expenses related to their studies as declared by UniFAST.

 

Application Requirements:

Student applicant must coordinate with his/her STI campus for the application.

Visit the STI campus directory to find your school’s contact information.

 

For more information, go to UniFAST’s Frequently Asked Questions Page on TES.

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