WorldOpp stipend

WorldOpp stipend (hereinafter, the Stipend) is a fixed monetary award paid as an allowance to a limited number of participants of the WorldOpp for the Vulnerable project. The Stipend is not supposed to be repaid. On their own, the Stipend recipients decide how to use the Stipends. No report is needed with regard to accounting how the Stipends were used.

Recitals

Amount

The weekly Stipend amount is an equivalent of 15 US$ in the local currency. If the need exceeds this amount, the participants are welcome to discover WorldOpp internship.

Awarding

Gary awards the Stipends once a week to best learners with regard to their academic success. Detailed explanations why any Stipend recipient is awarded shall be published below in the Recipients section.

Payment method

PayPal is a preferred payment method.

Academic success

Since academic research is the primary educational method at Bracka Leadership Academy, academic success is measured in a number of those contributions that meet three requirements as follows. The contributions shall:

1. Be relevant to Septem Artes Administrativi (hereinafter, the Course);
2. Be published at CNM Wiki as texts, pictures, audio files, video files, links, and/or videos embedded from YouTube;
3. Be based on the academic research that is prompted by the Course;
4. Advance the Course materials and/or lead to the meaningful changes in those materials.

Contributions could be Course texts, Discussions, Pictures, Videos, and/or Audios.

Course texts

The Course texts include lectures listed at Category: Lectures of Septem Artes Administrativi and those wikipages that are linked to those lectures.

Discussions

Every wikipage has its discussion section. The Course discussions include discussions for the pages listed at Category: Lectures of Septem Artes Administrativi and for all linked pages.

Pictures

The Course pictures include all the pictures published on the lectures that are listed at Category: Lectures of Septem Artes Administrativi.

Videos

The Course videos include:

1. Video files downloaded to CNM Wiki and linked to the Lectures;
2. Videos published at YouTube and embedded into the Lectures.