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VIETNAM Information for awards commencing in 2013 Development Awards in Vietnam Australia’s international development assistance in Vietnam aims to assist Vietnam to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and become an industrialised country by 2020. Development Awards are administered by AusAD and ali!ned with Australia’s development assistance in Vietnam" tar!etin! human resource !aps in identi#ed priority sectors. $hey aim to provide success%ul applicants with the s&ills and &nowled!e to drive chan!e and in'uence economic and social development. AusAD o ers Development Awards on the basis o% merit" transparency and e ual access. *e stron!ly encoura!e applications %rom women" people with disability" and people %rom minority !roups. +riority ,ectors----------------------- $he priority areas o% study %or Australian Development Awards in Vietnam include" but are not limited to disability" disaster ris& reduction" economic !rowth" education" environment" %ood security" !ender e uality" !overnance" health" /V ADs" human ri!hts" pandemics" in%rastructure" re!ional stability" rural development or water and sanitation. $ype and 1evel o% Awards - -------- Australian Development c!olars!ips "AD# $hese are lon! term development scholarships providin! people with the opportunity to obtain tertiary uali#cations at an Australian tertiary institution. 3orty percent o% the Australian Development ,cholarships (40 scholarships) are reserved %or 5entral Government 67cials. $he remainin! is %or local !overnment o7cials" people wor&in! on development issues" academics (includin! 8n!lish teachers) and researchers. Australian $eaders!ip Award c!olars!ips "A$A# 9p to 200 outstandin! Australian Development ,cholarship applicants across the !lobe will be o ered an Australian 1eadership Award in addition to their scholarship. $hese e:tra entitlements will include a 1eadership %or Development +ro!ram desi!ned to enhance leadership &nowled!e and s&ills. ;ecipients will be brou!ht to!ether with other Australian 1eadership Awardees %or leadership trainin!" development discussions and the chance to build valuable networ&s. <ovember 20==

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AUSTRALIAN DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIPS

VIETNAM

Information for awards commencing in 2013Development Awards in Vietnam Australias international development assistance in Vietnam aims to assist Vietnam to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and become an industrialised country by 2020. Development Awards are administered by AusAID and aligned with Australias development assistance in Vietnam, targeting human resource gaps in identified priority sectors. They aim to provide successful applicants with the skills and knowledge to drive change and influence economic and social development.

AusAID offers Development Awards on the basis of merit, transparency and equal access. We strongly encourage applications from women, people with disability, and people from minority groups.

Priority Sectors_______________________

The priority areas of study for Australian Development Awards in Vietnam include, but are not limited to: disability, disaster risk reduction, economic growth, education, environment, food security, gender equality, governance, health, HIV/AIDs, human rights, pandemics, infrastructure, regional stability, rural development or water and sanitation.Type and Level of Awards _________Australian Development Scholarships (ADS)These are long term development scholarships providing people with the opportunity to obtain tertiary qualifications at an Australian tertiary institution. Forty percent of the Australian Development Scholarships (90 scholarships) are reserved for Central Government Officials. The remaining is for local government officials, people working on development issues, academics (including English teachers) and researchers. Australian Leadership Award Scholarships (ALAS)Up to 200 outstanding Australian Development Scholarship applicants across the globe will be offered an Australian Leadership Award in addition to their scholarship.

These extra entitlements will include a Leadership for Development Program designed to enhance leadership knowledge and skills. Recipients will be brought together with other Australian Leadership Awardees for leadership training, development discussions and the chance to build valuable networks. Selection will be based on the applicants professional and personal qualities, academic competence, leadership attributes and, most importantly, their potential impact on development challenges in their country or region. Eligibility Criteria_____________

You must meet all of the eligibility requirements detailed in the Scholarships Handbook, available at:

http://www.ausaid.gov.au/scholar/publications.cfmYou must also meet the following specific requirements for Vietnam:

All applicants must:

be a Vietnamese citizen, a current Vietnamese resident, and without permanent residency in another country;

have at least two years relevant recent work experience in Vietnam, except for Disadvantaged Applicants (evidence must be provided at application);

have completed a formal undergraduate degree (for Masters candidates) or Masters degree (for PhD candidates);

commit to return to work in Vietnam for at least two years after they finish their Australian course; - not hold or have held an Australian Government-funded scholarship (e.g. Endeavour Award) in the preceding two years, at the time of application;

- not have held another long-term AusAID scholarship unless they have returned and resided in Vietnam for twice the length of the total time that they were in Australia. Special Conditions____________________

You must also fit within one of the following profiles and meet its respective requirements:ProfileReferencesIELTS or equivalent GPA

1. Local Government Officials & Development WorkersLetter from current/previous employerEncouraged6.5

2. Central Government OfficialsLetter from current employer4.57.0

3. Tertiary Lecturers (including TESOL) or Researchers 5.5 for all PhD and TESOL applicants;4.5 for others7.0

Application dates for study commencing in Australia in 2013Opening date:

1 February 2012

Closing date:

30 April 2012Applications or supporting documents received after this date will not be considered. The Application Process________________ Online applicationsTo apply online please do so at: http://oasis.ausaid.gov.au Supporting Documents______________

In addition to the documents listed in the Scholarships Handbook, you must submit copies of work contracts; complete the Curriculum Vitae and Letter of Employment. Templates for these documents can be found at: www.asdiv.edu.vn.The Selection Process_______________

The selection process will include an assessment of the applications, IELTS testing (for Profile 1 only) and interviews of short-listed candidates which will take place in either Hanoi, Da Nang or Ho Chi Minh City. Preparatory Training__________________

Candidates with a conditional offer for a scholarship can be provided up to 9 months of English language training in Vietnam to meet English entry requirement levels of Australian institutions. Further Information Further information about the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) and the various Australian tertiary institutions and courses can be found at: http://www.ausaid.gov.au/scholar/studyin.cfmMore general information about the Australia Awards, studying in Australia and the Australian Agency for International Development can be found at: www.australiaawards.gov.auhttp://studyinaustralia.gov.au/www.ausaid.gov.auMore detailed application guidelines for Australia Development Awards in Vietnam and updates of the selection process can be found at:

www.asdiv.edu.vnContact DetailsOrganisation: ASDiV OfficeAddress: 7th floor, 27 Hang Bai, HanoiTelephone: (04) 3938 7375Email: [email protected] Disadvantaged applicants including people from designated poor districts and provinces, and people with disabilities are required to provide evidence of their places of birth, high school graduation, current employment, and/or ethnicity, and/or disability, at application.

November 2011