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Sermkla Foundation
Siri Campus Building,
59 Soi Rim Khlong Phra Khanong,
Phra Khanong Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110
59 Soi Rim Khlong Phra Khanong,
Phra Khanong Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110
Tel: 02-109-5486
Fax: 02-109-5487
Office Hours: Monday - Friday,
8:00 AM–3:00 PM
Fax: 02-109-5487
Office Hours: Monday - Friday,
8:00 AM–3:00 PM
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Frequently Asked Questions
Guidelines and answers for those applying for continuing education scholarships
What types of scholarships does Sermkla Foundation provide?
Guidelines and Answers for Continuing Scholarship Applicants
What is the scholarship amount for each education level?
Sermkla Foundation provides continuing scholarships at the following rates:
- Primary School, Grades 1-6: 3,000 THB per year, or 1,500 THB per semester.
- Lower Secondary School, Grades 7-9: 5,000 THB per year, or 2,500 THB per semester.
What documents or information are required for scholarship applications?
- A copy of the house registration and national ID card of the father, mother, or legal guardian.
- A copy of the applicant’s house registration.
- A copy of the applicant’s national ID card.
- A copy of the national ID card or government officer ID card of the certifying person.
- Photos showing the applicant’s home living conditions.
- A copy of the applicant’s academic transcript, with the latest cumulative GPA of at least 2.50.
- A copy of the bank account page showing the name of the student applying for the scholarship.
- A document confirming the applicant’s current student status at the primary, lower secondary, or upper secondary level, such as a tuition payment receipt, school enrollment confirmation, or student status certificate.
The scholarship application form can be downloaded from
What are the criteria for scholarship consideration and recipient selection?
The selection criteria for scholarship recipients include:
- The applicant must currently be studying in Primary School, Grades 1-6, or Lower Secondary School, Grades 7-9.
- For scholarships supporting students with strong academic performance and financial need, the applicant must have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.50.
- The applicant must come from a low-income family, have lost parental support, or be under the care of another person who also has limited financial resources.
- The applicant must be an actual student of the school stated in the application, and the school must certify the applicant’s conduct.
- The applicant must not receive duplicate scholarships from other foundations within the same academic year.
- The application form must be completed, and all required documents must be submitted.
- Students who receive a continuing scholarship must submit the latest student status certificate every academic year to confirm their student status before receiving the scholarship for the following year, until graduation from that education level.
How many scholarships are available?
Sermkla Foundation does not set a fixed number of scholarships. The number of scholarships awarded will be considered based on suitability and the decision of the Foundation’s committee or management team.
After submitting the documents, how and when will the Foundation notify applicants of the scholarship result?
Sermkla Foundation does not set a fixed number of scholarships. The number of scholarships awarded will be considered based on suitability and the decision of the Foundation’s committee or management team.
Will the scholarship be paid in full or in installments?
Once a student is approved for a continuing scholarship, Sermkla Foundation will provide the scholarship twice a year: once for the first semester and once for the second semester. If there are any changes, the Foundation’s staff will notify the recipient.
What conditions or responsibilities must scholarship recipients follow?
Scholarship recipients are expected to study with commitment and complete their education at the supported level in accordance with the purpose of the scholarship.
How can I contact the Foundation for more information about scholarships?
Details, scholarship regulations, and application forms can be downloaded from
When does the Foundation open scholarship applications each year?
Applicants may submit a scholarship application at any time during the academic year. However, the application must be submitted within the current academic year while the applicant is still a student. Retroactive applications are not allowed. The decision of the Foundation’s committee or management team is final.
Does the scholarship need to be repaid?
No. Sermkla Foundation scholarships are grants, not loans. Recipients are not required to repay the scholarship.
If I received a scholarship last year, can I receive one again this year?
For continuing scholarships, students may continue to receive support, but they must submit a student status certificate every year to confirm their eligibility.
What documents are required if a student transfers to another school?
If a scholarship recipient transfers to another school, the applicant or the teacher in charge of the scholarship must inform Sermkla Foundation immediately by submitting proof of school transfer. Otherwise, the scholarship may be considered forfeited.
How can students submit proof of school transfer to the Foundation?
- Accepted documents include one of the following:
- A student ID card from the new school; or
- A tuition or school fee receipt from the new school; or
- A student status certificate issued by the new school.
- Documents can be submitted to:
Sermkla Foundation
59 Soi Rim Khlong Phra Khanong,
Phra Khanong Nuea, Watthana,
Bangkok 10110
Will every student who applies receive a scholarship?
Scholarship approval depends on the consideration of the Foundation’s committee. Applications will be reviewed based on the criteria set by the Foundation, as well as other relevant factors such as family circumstances, parents’ or guardians’ occupation and income, household expenses, and housing conditions.
If a student cannot submit the student status certificate by the deadline, can the student make the payment first and submit the document for reimbursement later?
No