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Australian Help is pleased to invite applications for the Australian Help Writing Contest for 2024 entry. Winners will receive benefits of $1,000 prize in total.

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  1. Scholarship Description
  2. Award Value
  3. Essay Rule
  4. Essay Topics

Scholarship Description

Australian Help is happy to open the Australian Help Writing Contest! If you want to try yourself in essay writing, don’t miss the opportunity to receive the evaluation by professional essay writers and win a cash prize! Winners will be featured on our blog and social media pages.

Award Value

  • 1st place – $700
  • 2nd place – $500
  • 3rd place – $250

Essay Rule

  • Australian Help Writing Contest essay submission should be between 800 and 1,200 words and double-spaced
  • Essay should be written in English
  • Submit your work in the following format: Word (.doc, .docx, .rtf), PDF
  • By sending an essay, you confirm that your work is unique and previously unpublished. No plagiarism please!
  • Remember that we accept one submission per participant. No entry fee is required

Essay Topics

Please write an essay on one of the topics as follow:

  • Essay Writing as a Tool for Developing One’s Literary Voice
  • Why Is It Important To Learn Storytelling in College
  • Urgent Reforms Modern Education Needs
  • How EdTech Can Boost Students’ Creativity?
  • Do You Need a College Degree To Be Successful?

Important Dates
Winners will be announced on August 23, 2024.

Website and Application Link

Ajah Excel is a team growth and performance expert with over nine years of experience in blogging and personal development. He leads a team of 36 crazy, restless innovators with an enviable work culture at Silicon Africa Technologies Limited – a fast-rising tech firm from the SouthEast. Excel is the founder of Kiiky.com and WriterGig. He is also the co-organizer of TEDx Ikenegbu and convener of Social Media Fest. He is a vibrant learner who yearns to share his knowledge to educate and inspire young Africans. He has a B.Tech in Information Management Technology with certifications in growth hacking, effective communication, leadership, team, and personal development, to mention a few. Ajah Anayochukwu Excel is a passionate public speaker, creative writer, and brand storyteller.

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