4.

Documentation
 
To be eligible for the Scholarship, the interested party must complete the electronic application form before
14:00 (UK time) on 31st March 2022, attaching the following documentation which must be saved in the
format Document Type Surname e.g. Passport Smith:
 Document 1. Photocopy of passport

 Document 2. CV 

 Document 3. Photocopy of the degree certificate or a receipt proving that the certificate
has been requested, as well as a photocopy of other qualifications obtained by the
applicant. Final year students may leave this blank and submit document 4 instead. 

 Document 4. Transcript for university studies completed to date including details of all
the subjects and grades obtained each year. Final year students may submit an official
listing of the subjects studied and the grades obtained so far. 

 Document 5. Certificate accrediting all the languages level specified in the form, if
applicable.

 Document 6. Certification confirming either a conditional or unconditional offer to the

proposed University for the 2022-2023 course. If application outcome is still pending,
please provide proof of application. 

 
Once the application form has been submitted the applicant will receive an acknowledgement email. If this
email is not received please contact scholarships@scottishpower.com prior to the deadline as any issues cannot
be rectified after this date.
 
Once the application has been submitted changes are still possible until the deadline of 31st March 2022.
 
The above are the minimum certifications required for accepting an application in the selection process for this
scholarship announcement. 
 
If the applicant is shortlisted, ScottishPower may ask for the original or duly certified copy of the documents
and any other document that it may deem to be necessary. 
 
The maximum size permitted per document is 5 MB.
 
From January 2021, citizens of the EU, EEA and Switzerland will also need to demonstrate their right to be in
the UK (settlement status or UK Visa) as freedom of movement between the United Kingdom (UK) and the
European Union (EU) has ended. If you are not a UK national, you will require a student visa when you are
studying in the UK. To be considered for employment you must have, or be able to obtain, right to work in the
UK. This includes the graduate immigration route which will be available to international students who have
completed a degree in the UK from summer 2021. For further information please visit the UKVI website.