2026 Scholarship Application: Oriel Hoskin

Oriel Hoskin Scholarship Application 2026
The Oriel Hoskin Scholarship is awarded annually to cover all or part tuition fees.

Applicants are to submit photographs of three recent works in any media with the theme ‘Life in My World', answer the questions as outlined on the Scholarship Information PDF and provide a statement of 200 words or less outlining why you are a strong candidate to receive this scholarship and how the work relates to the given theme.

Application Checklist

We strongly advise that you prepare all text in a separate document before beginning the application process, to ensure that no information is lost.
Have you...*

Prepared your statement of 200 words or less in a separate documentPrepared your answers to the questions outlined in the scholarship pdf in a separate documentChecked that all of your images are 1 mb or lessRead and agree to the terms as outlined in the scholarship PDF
Please note:
- If you refresh your internet browser during your submission your data will be lost
- Ensure all images have uploaded before continuing to the next page, proceeding while images are still uploading may cause errors or loss of your submission
- This scholarship is available for The New Zealand Certificate in Creativity (level 4) and The New Zealand Diploma in Creativity (level 5)

Step 4 - Application Statement
In 200 words or less please:

- Describe how your work relates to the theme 'Life in my world'

- Outline briefly why you believe you should receive the Oriel Hoskin Scholarship
Application statement*

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Step 5 - Submit your first work
Attach photo of first submission*

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Title*
Dimensions
Materials used
How does this work relate to your application statement?*
What concepts were explored in the making of this work, i.e. What influenced it?*
What processes were used to create the work? *
If you were to revisit this work what changes would like to you make and why?*
Supporting evidence

Our scholarship forms allow applicants to provide additional evidence in the form of three supporting images per submission. While these images are not required they do add merit to the submission and will be considered as part of your application. Images may include (but are not limited to);

Developmental drawings or sketches, trial/sample works that have relevance to the finished piece or images showing stages of progression through the work.
Select and upload up to 3 supporting images for this submission.

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NB: Please ensure all images have uploaded before continuing to the next page. Proceeding while images are still uploading may cause errors or loss of your submission.

Step 6 - Submit your second work
Attach photo of second submission*

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Title*
Dimensions
Materials used
How does this work relate to your application statement?*
What concepts were explored in the making of this work, i.e. What influenced it?*
What processes were used to create the work? *
If you were to revisit this work what changes would like to you make and why?*
Supporting evidence

Our scholarship forms allow applicants to provide additional evidence in the form of three supporting images per submission. While these images are not required they do add merit to the submission and will be considered as part of your application. Images may include (but are not limited to);

Developmental drawings or sketches, trial/sample works that have relevance to the finished piece or images showing stages of progression through the work.
Select and upload up to 3 supporting images for this submission.

Upload Images
*Maximum image size of 1 MB Cancelof
NB: Please ensure all images have uploaded before continuing to the next page. Proceeding while images are still uploading may cause errors or loss of your submission.

Step 7 - Submit your third work
Attach photo of third submission*

Upload Submission
*Maximum image size of 1 MB Cancelof
Title*
Dimensions
Materials used
How does this work relate to your application statement?*
What concepts were explored in the making of this work, i.e. What influenced it?*
What processes were used to create the work? *
If you were to revisit this work what changes would like to you make and why?*
Supporting evidence

Our scholarship forms allow applicants to provide additional evidence in the form of three supporting images per submission. While these images are not required they do add merit to the submission and will be considered as part of your application. Images may include (but are not limited to);

Developmental drawings or sketches, trial/sample works that have relevance to the finished piece or images showing stages of progression through the work.
Select and upload up to 3 supporting images for this submission.

Upload Images
*Maximum image size of 1 MB Cancelof
NB: Please ensure all images have uploaded before continuing to the next page. Proceeding while images are still uploading may cause errors or loss of your submission.
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Oriel Hoskin Scholarship Application 2026