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For many students whose education has been disrupted by war or conflict, continuing school can feel impossible. But the opportunities exist, and you have a right to know about them.
UWC and ALA are not only schools. They offer an international education, a global community, leadership development and new perspectives, and both are open to Sudanese students and young people from conflict-affected areas. Scholarships can cover major costs, depending on the program.
What the workshop covered
- Life at UWC and ALA
- Experiences of students, graduates and selection coordinators
- Who can apply and the eligibility requirements
- How to apply and how to prepare
- How to make your application stronger
- Scholarships and financial aid
- Live questions and answers
The workshop was open to all ages: even if you are 14, 15 or 16, it helps you start preparing early.
Who can apply
Secondary-school students (ages 14–18) and anyone preparing to apply in the future. Free; registration was required.
Speakers
- Rayan UWC graduate
- Zainab Tabaq Member of the UWC national committee
- Mariam Yasser UWC graduate, class of 2024
- Alaa Osman Class of 2020 · member of the AL for Ed program team (2024)
- Somaya Elmahdi ALA graduate, class of 2020
- A current ALA student Student at the African Leadership Academy
Outcomes
This program has finished. We publish outcomes once attendance and results are recorded, not before.