Funding for Women's Leadership Development
Women & Leadership Australia (WLA) is administering a national initiative to support the development of female leaders across Australia’s automotive sector. The initiative is providing women with grants of between $3,000 and $8,000 to enable participation in a range of leadership development programs.
The leadership development programs are part-time and delivered nationally via WLA’s blended learning model. Scholarship funding is strictly limited and has to be allocated prior to the end of this year (31 December).
Expressions of Interest
Find out more and register your interest by completing the Expression of Interest form here prior to December 15, 2017: https://www.wla.edu.au/funding
Previous Programs
The 2015 VACC Women in Automotive Scholarships
THURSDAY, 26TH MARCH 2015
2015 Scholarship Winners:
Certificate IV Trade Scholarship - sponsored by the Automotive Centre of Excellence (ACE)
Awarded: Jakuarah (Jac) Westin, Eureka Automotive
Certificate IV Trade Scholarship - sponsored by VACC
Awarded: Carol Albisser-Bennett, Power Drive Automotive
Certificate IV Non-Trade Scholarship - sponsored by Kangan Institute
Awarded: Helen Gorman, Kevin Dennis Motors
Dūcere Diploma of Management Scholarship - sponsored by Holmesglen Institute
Awarded Hayley Martin, South Yarra BMW
Women in Automotive Scholarships announcement
About the Scholarships
Women in Automotive (WinA) is proud to offer three Industry Scholarships in 2015.
The scholarships put into action two important aims in the Women in Automotive Charter.
- 1. To raise the profile of women and recognise them as an integral part of the automotive industry
- 2. To provide a forum to enhance skills and qualifications, by encouraging tailor-made courses for women within the industry
We seek to reward merit by providing opportunities through learning for women with a demonstrated passion for the automotive industry.