Five Broome Senior High School students awarded Shell Scholarship Program

Written on the 22 February 2016

Five Broome Senior High School students have been awarded the Shell Scholarship Program for continued studies in 2016, commencing this month.

The Shell Scholarship Program is facilitated by Kimberly Training Institute and supports Broome-based school leavers to undertake vocational training in their home town.

Scholarships are worth up to $3,500 per student, comprising tuition fees and $1,000 towards incidental expenses associated with studying at the Institute.

The local students who have successfully obtained Shell Scholarships are:
Ben Lye - Certificate III in Tourism
Justin Bendo - Certificate III in Tourism
Samantha Hart - Certificate IV in Community Services Work
Norman Fronda Jr - Certificate II in Aviation (Ground Operations and Service)
Tremayne Ogilvie - Certificate II in Engineering Pathways

Shell's Community Liaison Coordinator, Adele Peek said Shell is delighted to be supporting local students in further education and training.

"It is great the Shell Scholarship Program has partnered with the Kimberley Training Institute and enable Broome Senior High School students to continue to thrive in their studies," said Ms Peek.

In February this year, a second round of scholarships for those aged between 18-30 will be offered.

Source: Shell

Image:  Samantha Hart receiving her certificate IV in Community Services Work.