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Founder's Initiative | International Schooling
The Next Generation Scholarship
Scholarships of up to 75% for girls, Kindergarten to Grade 12
Every girl deserves the chance to learn and to build the future she chooses.
Through this Founder's Initiative, International Schooling offers scholarships of up to 75% to eligible girls from Kindergarten to Grade 12, in every country of the world.
- Kindergarten to Grade 12
- Open in every country
- US accredited school
Up to 75%
scholarship for girls
Kindergarten to Grade 12
Live online classes, from home
For millions of girls around the world, the cost of school and other barriers put that future out of reach.
The Next Generation Scholarship is a visionary step in education by Mr. Seyduddin, Founder & CEO of International Schooling.
When we educate a girl child, we educate the next generation. This initiative is my commitment to helping more girls stay in school, return to school, and complete their education.
He founded International Schooling in 2014 on one belief: the curriculum should follow the student, not the other way around. The Next Generation Scholarship carries that belief to the girls who need it most.
Why This Matters
133 million
girls around the world are out of school.
Source: UNESCO (2026)
Poverty, distance, disability, conflict, early marriage and unequal treatment all keep children from learning.
- Poverty
- Distance
- Disability
- Conflict
- Early marriage
- Unequal treatment
Behind every number is a girl with a name, a dream and a talent the world has not seen yet.
When fees are the barrier
For some families, school fees are what stand between a girl and her education.
When learning was interrupted
For others, a girl's education was interrupted and she needs a way to begin again.
This scholarship is for both.
What International Schooling Will Offer
More than a place in class
Choices
She decides what she studies, what work she does and what life she builds.
Confidence
Every class completed and every grade passed shows her what she can do.
A diploma
An accredited US High School Diploma opens doors to universities and careers around the world.
A future for others
An educated girl often becomes the reason her younger brothers and sisters, and later her own children, stay in school.
The Scholarship
Clear, written and fair
The scholarship amount is decided after the school reviews each application. Every family that receives an offer is told in writing:
Up to 75% is the maximum award. Not every applicant will receive 75%.
Your written scholarship offer
In writing- 1The scholarship percentage awarded
- 2Which school fees the scholarship covers
- 3The amount the family will pay
- 4The period the offer applies to
- 5Any conditions for keeping or renewing the scholarship
Who Can Apply
Girls from any country, Kindergarten to Grade 12
Girls from any country seeking a Kindergarten to Grade 12 education can apply. International Schooling especially encourages families to reach out if a girl:
- May not be able to continue school because of the cost
- Has had a break in her education
- Lives far from a suitable school
- Needs a more flexible way to learn
- Wants to return to school and graduate
A perfect academic record is not required.
The school looks at each student's circumstances, academic background and the right grade placement.
Missing previous school records?
Families can inform the admissions team. The student will be guided on the right next step for assessment and placement.
What Every Scholarship Student Receives
Everything she needs to learn, and to finish
- Live classes with teachers, every week
- A learning plan built for her grade and her goals
- Personal guidance from an Academic Expert, from the first day to graduation
- The freedom to learn from home, on a schedule that works for her family
- Courses from a school accredited by Cognia, NEASC and WASC in the USA
Students need a reliable internet connection and a device to join classes.
Accredited by Cognia · NEASC · WASC
The goal is simple
Every girl who joins International Schooling should graduate.
How to Apply
Five steps to her written offer
- 1
Step 1
Submit the application
Complete the scholarship application form with the student's details.
Open the application form - 2
Step 2
Share her story
Share her current grade, previous schooling, learning goals and the reason for the scholarship request.
- 3
Step 3
Academic and scholarship review
The school reviews grade placement and scholarship eligibility. More information may be requested.
- 4
Step 4
Receive a written offer
If approved, the family receives the scholarship amount, the fees it covers and the next steps.
- 5
Step 5
Complete enrollment
The Academic Expert guides the family through enrollment so the student can begin classes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions families ask
Can't find your answer? An Academic Expert can walk you through the scholarship and the right grade for your daughter.
Speak with an Academic ExpertIs the scholarship available for every grade?
Yes. Eligible girls applying for Kindergarten through Grade 12 can be considered.
Will every applicant receive a 75% scholarship?
No. Awards are up to 75%. The amount is decided after review and confirmed in writing.
Can a girl apply if she has been out of school?
Yes. Families can share details of the gap in her schooling. The school will review her records and advise on grade placement.
What if previous report cards are missing?
Families can still apply and mention which documents are unavailable. The school will advise whether an academic evaluation or another placement step is needed.
Can families apply from any country?
Yes. Admission and scholarship approval are subject to review, and the student must be able to join online classes.
Does the scholarship cover every school fee?
The written offer states exactly which fees are covered and what the family pays.
How long does the scholarship last?
The duration and any renewal conditions are stated in the written offer.
Her Future Starts with One Step
One application can change the course of a girl's life, and the lives of everyone who comes after her.