Yes, ASEF pays full tuition as per REB and Ministry of education guidelines as appears on the parent sheet provided by the schools.

ASEF beneficiary is a promising and bright student who lack financial means to pursue secondary school education.

Though many of the beneficiaries are young, there are no specific age limits to who can be an ASEF beneficiary.

The beneficiaries must be from the mentioned 11 districts of Rwanda of ASEF activities.

ASEF collaborates with select district and sector authorities to identify the most qualified vulnerable and bright candidates.

ASEF considers the following students:

1. Entering S1 or S4.

2. Be in the top 10 of the class in previous academic year.

3. Be among students with highest aggregate in their district during national examinations.

4. Be coming from a family under poverty.

5. Good behavior.

Selection begins prior to the start of the academic year, once National Examination results have posted The sector provides a list of candidates to apply for a scholarship. In doing so, the sector agrees to vet candidates of all ASEF criteria prior to nominating students.

ASEF makes the final selection considering students proposed by the sector leaders.

African Students' Education Fund (ASEF) is a non-profit organization that provides scholarships to vulnerable yet bright secondary school students in Rwanda.

ASEF works as an INGO under the Rwanda Governance Board (RGB) and holds 501(c)3 status in the United States.