| Gottstein
Forest Industry Scholarships
The
Gottstein Trust has established a Scholarship fund available for
undergraduates or postgraduate students undertaking a bachelor degree,
graduate diploma or masters degree in forestry, forest science or
wood science. The scholarship will provide funds of $5,000 per annum
to each successful applicants for up to three years, subject to
appropriate progression of study and achievements. The funds will
be made available to the Scholarship holder for the purpose of meeting
living, relocation and education-related expenses.
Award
Application Process
Requirements
The Trust will determine the award of a Scholarship based on criteria
that may vary, but will remain consistent with its key principle
to promote the development of the Australian forestry and forest
products industry.
Download the General Terms and Conditions in
Acrobat Reader.
Application
Candidates should provide the following papers to apply for an Award:
1. Completed application form;
2. Covering letter demonstrating
abilities and commitment to the industry and level of study that
the applicant intends to enrol in;
3. Employer's recommendation
letter (if applicable).
The Application
Form is available for download in
Acrobat Reader or in
MS Word formats.
All applications
should be posted to:
The Secretary
J.W. Gottstein Memorial Trust Fund
Private Bag 10
Clayton South
Victoria 3169
Closing
Date
The closing date for 2010 Award applications will be January 14th,
2010.
Selection
Applications will be considered by the Trustees and the applicants
will be advised of the outcome as soon as practicable.
Further information
can be obtained by contacting:
The Secretary
J.W. Gottstein Memorial Trust Fund
Phone: (03) 9545 2209
Fax: (03) 9545 2139
E-mail: secretary@gottsteintrust.org
Gottstein
Skill Advancement Awards
To
further promote personal development, the Gottstein Trust created
its Skill Advancement Award in 1998. The Award is a monetary grant
that is provided to applicants at any level, who can demonstrate
how this support would improve their professional skills and advance
their career prospects.
The Award is
different from a Fellowship in that it generally covers a lower
level of training and it does not usually involve overseas travel.
In addition, the report is not required to be as comprehensive as
that for a Fellow.
Award Application Process
Requirements
Applicants are selected based on the relevance of the chosen project.
There are no formal or tertiary educational requirements, although
a letter of recommendation from the applicant's employer is desirable.
Download the General Terms and Conditions in
Acrobat Reader.
Application
Candidates should provide the following papers to apply for an Award:
1. Completed application form;
2. Covering letter demonstrating
abilities and commitment to the industry and level of study that
the applicant intends to enrol in;
3. Employer's recommendation
letter.
The Application
Form is available for download in
Acrobat Reader or in
MS Word formats.
All applications
should be posted to:
The Secretary
J.W. Gottstein Memorial Trust Fund
Private Bag 10
Clayton South
Victoria 3169
Closing
Date
The closing date for 2011 Award applications will be September 17th,
2010. Applications received after this date will not be considered.
Selection
Applications for each category will be considered by the Trustees
and Regional Advisors and applicants will be selected for interview
during October 2010.
Further information
can be obtained by contacting:
The Secretary
J.W. Gottstein Memorial Trust Fund
Phone: (03) 9545 2209
Fax: (03) 9545 2139
E-mail: secretary@gottsteintrust.org
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