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P.E.O. Program for Continuing Education

Philanthropic Educational Organization

The P.E.O. Program for Continuing Education provides need-based grants to women in the United States or Canada returning to education to gain skills or credentials leading to employment.

United States, CanadaRolling deadlineLast source check Jul 29, 2026
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  • Your target study level
  • Your field of study
  • Your relevant experience
  • Your language-test status

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Funding package

What the opportunity covers

A need-based grant of up to USD 4,000.
Funds may support tuition, books, supplies, transport, childcare, and other approved education costs.

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  • Mandatory fees
  • Living stipend
  • Accommodation
  • Health insurance
  • Travel

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Eligibility

Who can apply

  • Applicants must be women.
  • The proposed programme must lead to employment and be completed within the published time limit.
  • Applicants must be citizens or legal permanent residents of the United States or Canada.
  • Applicants must have experienced the programme's required interruption in adult education.
Application package

Documents and steps

Required documents

  1. Financial need documentation
  2. Chapter sponsorship
  3. Employment goal statement
  4. Education and programme information

Application steps

  1. Contact a local P.E.O. chapter and discuss eligibility.

  2. Complete the chapter interview and sponsorship process.

  3. Accept the online application invitation.

  4. Submit the application and financial documents within the assigned period.

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Application steps

  1. Contact a local P.E.O. chapter and discuss eligibility.
  2. Complete the chapter interview and sponsorship process.
  3. Accept the online application invitation.
  4. Submit the application and financial documents within the assigned period.

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