The 6 month's plans grants you access to all our existing and new video lessons for 6 months. It also grants you access to our support group (for support regarding the scholarship application) for 6 months.

The 12 months plan, on the other hand, grants you access to al the above for 12 months.

For nay of the plans, 6 months or 12 months, you are allowed to download the video lessons.

The 6 month's or 12 months' plans are for membership of our support group. If you still want to be a member of our support group after 6 months or 12 months, you have to subscribe again.

Any of the plans allows you to download the StudyPack videos. However, in the course of next year, we'll be adding updated video lessons about the Swedish Institute Scholarship and new videos about other scholarships.

Immediately after your payment using any of the payment options, you'll receive an email with your login details to our online platform that contains the video lessons and our support group.

There are two admission rounds in Sweden: Spring and Autumn.

But the Swedish Institute Scholarship is only awarded for the Autumn round.

The Autumn admission application starts in October every year and ends in January. Scholarship application usually starts and ends in February.

Admission results are usually announced in March/April. Scholarship results are usually announced after admission results in April.

You have to apply for admission first before applying for the scholarship.

Truly, one of the requirements for applying for the scholarship is at least 3000 hours of work experience. That's equivalent to at least 1 and a half years of working for 8 hours per day.

But, do you want to wait till you have the experience before you start preparing for the scholarship?

In fact, membership of the Scholars.Africa Community will expose you to the kind of work experiences you should be seeking. And no, it's not compulsory for it to be paid employment.

One thing you should note is that full scholarships are generally competitive, and the percentage of candidates who eventually win these scholarships is usually small. So, if you don't win a scholarship, it's not necessarily a scam, it's just that your application wasn't competitive enough.

This is what the StudyPack addresses. We don't guarantee you a scholarship if you get the StudyPack.

Anyone that guarantees you a scholarship most likely wants to scam you, and that's because, no one except the scholarship selection committee has the power to select winners of the scholarship.

What we can guarantee you is that, if you follow and use the content of this offer, you'll be presenting a strong application for this scholarship. 

A Bachelor's degree is actually required to apply for Master's in Sweden.

One of my students from Kenya in the last application, finished with 2.2 and still got the scholarship. The scholarship doesn't even ask for your grades. They only care about your work and leadership experiences.

Grades are only needed by universities during Master's admission process. And it's very easy to get admitted into Swedish universities if you choose the right courses.
With third class, you can win the scholarship if you select the least competitive Master's programmes.

Every international Master's programme in Sweden has English proficiency requirements. But if you studied in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and some other English speaking African countries, you are exempted from any English proficiency test requirements.

Immediately after your payment, you'll receive login details to our learning platform where you can download the ebooks, worksheets, and videos in the StudyPack. You'll also have access to our online Community on the platform.

You can come along with your family to Sweden, but the scholarship only pays for one person. You have to show proof of funds for the upkeep of the other family members before they can be granted their visas.

At the moment, there's been no changes to the application schedule for admissions and the scholarship. However, I'll advise that you keep yourself updated by regularly visiting the University Admissions website.

The Swedish government has a policy that allows international students who just finished their studies in Sweden to remain in Sweden for 12 months after studies to look for a job or start a business.
And I'm quite sure that's more than enough time to get a job after studies in Sweden.