For young people · GAA Scholarships
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Funded training for talented young people. GAA Scholarships are paid for by foundations, companies and individuals who want to open doors for the next generation. Each scholarship covers the full fee for a GAA programme, so you can build the skills employers are hiring for.
Scholarship rounds open when sponsors fund them. Register once, and we will tell you when a round you qualify for opens.
Scholarships at a glance
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tuition for scholars, paid by our sponsors
- Full programme fee covered
- Fair, open selection
- Live classes and practitioners
- Career support when you finish
- Rounds announced by email
It takes about five minutes and costs nothing.
About GAA Scholarships
Your circumstances should not decide your career
Many bright young people miss out on good jobs because they cannot pay for the training that would get them there. GAA Scholarships change that. Our sponsors pay the fee, and scholars get the same training, support and standards as every other GAA learner.
Scholarships are competitive. We select people who show the drive to finish and the potential to grow, and we expect scholars to attend, complete their work and help the next group when they can.
Want to fund a scholarship?
Sponsors make every place possible
Each round depends on foundations, companies and individuals who fund places. If you would like to sponsor one learner or a whole cohort, visit Sponsor a Learner.
What a scholarship covers
Everything you need to finish well
The full programme fee
Your tuition is paid by a sponsor, so you pay nothing to take part.
Live classes
Learn from practitioners in live sessions, with recordings if you miss one.
Learning portal access
Recorded lessons, materials and assignments on the GAA Learning Portal.
Certification preparation
On PMP and CBAP tracks, structured preparation for the global certification exam.
Career support
CV and interview preparation, and a place in the GAA talent pool when you finish.
A community of scholars
Learn alongside other scholars, with support from GAA alumni.
Who can apply
For people who are ready to work hard
Graduates looking for a first job
You have finished school or university and want practical skills to start your career.
Early-career professionals
You are in your first jobs and need new skills or a certification to move up.
Young women in business and tech
Some rounds are reserved for women building careers in analysis, data and AI.
Specific communities
Some sponsors fund places for a state, school or community. Each round says who it is for.
Each round sets its own criteria, such as age range, location or field of study, depending on what the sponsor funds. When you register, we match you to the rounds you qualify for.
2017
training professionals since
1,250+
professionals trained
₦0
tuition for scholars
4
steps from registering to starting
How selection works
Four steps from registering to starting
STEP 1
Register
Complete the form below so we know who you are and what you want to learn.
STEP 2
Apply
When a round you qualify for opens, we email you an invitation to apply.
STEP 3
Assessment
Shortlisted applicants take a short online assessment and may be invited to an interview.
STEP 4
Start
Successful applicants receive an offer, accept it and join the next class.
Register
Be first to hear when a round opens
Registering is free and takes about five minutes. It is not an application: we will invite you to apply when a round you qualify for opens.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is a scholarship round open now?
Rounds open when sponsors fund them. Register your interest, and we will email you when a round you qualify for opens. We also announce rounds on our social media.
What does a scholarship cover?
The full fee for the programme. Each round explains exactly what it includes.
Who can apply?
It depends on the round. Most rounds are for young graduates and early-career professionals, and each round sets its own criteria.
Do I have to pay anything?
No. Never pay anyone to get a GAA scholarship. If anyone asks you for money, report it to support@globalanalystacademy.com.
How are scholars chosen?
Through an open application, a short online assessment and sometimes an interview. Sponsors may set criteria, but selection is based on merit and commitment.
What is expected of scholars?
Attend your classes, complete your assignments and finish the programme. Scholars who drop out without a good reason may lose their place.
I have taken a GAA programme before. Can I apply?
Yes, for a different programme.
I am not in Nigeria. Can I apply?
Most rounds are for applicants in Nigeria, but some sponsors fund places in other countries. Register and tell us where you are.
GAA Scholarships
Your next step starts with one form
Register your interest, and we will tell you when a scholarship round you qualify for opens.