Talent Today, Talent Tomorrow Scholarship Opens

Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC) is calling for applications for their university scholarship program, helping to facilitate increased opportunities for members of the Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Australian South Sea Islander communities.

Talent Today, Talent Tomorrow is part of GPC’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), with the scholarship providing financial support to a successful candidate.

People, Community & Sustainability General Manager Rowen Winsor said the scholarship is for those enrolled in an undergraduate program of studies.

“We encourage both those beginning and those continuing students to apply for the scholarship,” Ms Winsor said.

“Recipients whose area of study aligns with GPC’s areas of business such as Engineering, Environmental Science, Business, Finance, Human Resources or Community Relations may also apply to be considered for a six-week paid vacation placement each year during the life of their scholarship.

“Applications are open until Friday 8 May, and I encourage everyone that is eligible to apply - it’s a fantastic program.”

To be eligible applications must be enrolled at an Australian university, be currently studying and reside within one of the regions that GPC operates in.

Scholarship recipients will receive a payment of $3,500 on the successful completion of each semester, for a total of $7,000 annually, for up to three years.

For further information regarding the Talent Today, Talent Tomorrow Scholarship program, visit https://www.gpcl.com.au/tttt-university-scholarship.

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