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    Apply for a Legacy Club of Wagga Wagga Grant

    Funds to support your future

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    The Legacy Club of Wagga Wagga proudly presents a grant for a course of study at TAFE NSW Wagga Wagga or the TAFE NSW North Wagga Wagga Primary Industries Centre. The grant will provide financial assistance to enable the selected student to further their education and career.

    Legacy is a shining example of how veterans, servicemen and women, and volunteers from all walks of life unite to make a positive impact on society. Staying true to Legacy’s caring and compassionate service, the Legacy Club of Wagga Wagga Grant helps advance education and career opportunities.

    Applications now open for the 2025 Legacy Club of Wagga Wagga Grant Program.

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    Who can apply?

    Legacy Club of Wagga Wagga Grant, you must:

    • be enrolled as a full time student, or part time as an apprentice or trainee, in a course of study at TAFE NSW Wagga Wagga or TAFE NSW North Wagga Wagga Primary Industries Centre, commencing in 2025, and
    • have served in the Australian Defence Force, or
    • be a Junior Legatee and are attached to a Legacy Club, or
    • be a partner of a serving member of the Australian Defence Force, or
    • be a dependant or direct descendant of a currently serving, retired, or deceased member of the Australian Defence Force. (For example, your parent, grandparent, great grandparent)

    Find out more about the Legacy Club of Wagga Wagga Grant

    For more details, please read the terms and conditions on the application form.

    Have a question about the grant? Email us at scholarships@tafensw.edu.au.

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