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How To Apply

1. Read Fellows FAQ’s and Terms and Conditions – making note of the opening and closing dates. The closing date marks the cut off of any applications or approvals

2. Confirm your eligibility by cross checking the Terms and Conditions

3. Decide on the course/conference/program you’d like to undertake, and make note of the cost

4.  Discuss your proposed application with your Line Manager to ensure you have their full support, both verbally and by a letter of reference

5. Complete the ‘Selection Criteria’ as detailed in Terms and Conditions:

  1. Written rationale
  2. Course information
  3. Two internal TSA reference letters
  4. Performance review

6. Complete the Fellows application online in one session (as the form will not save partially completed applications)

7. You will receive email 1: ‘Fellows application received, pending approval’

Within five days, check in with your Line Manager to ensure they received the automated email to approve your application. Once they have approved it, an additional email will be sent to next level of authority/Head of Department (HOD) for approval to finalise your submission

8. You’ll then receive email 2: ‘Fellows Program application submitted’ – this means your Fellows application has approved by BOTH your Line Manager and HOD and will now be included for consideration by The Fellows Committee

9.  Await outcome notification (via email)

 

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