20 Guyanese receive scholarship for EDO 2025 Noble Marine Cadet Programme
After a thorough review of more than 900 applications received, following a nationwide tour across schools and training institutions, 20 deserving individuals were selected to receive the prestigious Noble Cadet Scholarship. These talented students will receive the support needed to kick-start their education and training in the marine sector.
The Noble Cadet Scholarship Awards Ceremony, held on March 18, 2025, at the Royal Orchid International Hotel, marked the official announcement of the 2025 scholarship recipients.
Marine Scholarship programme 2025 Winners
The scholarship programme, launched in November 2024 by, El Dorado Offshore (EDO), Noble Corporation and MATPAL Marine Institute, aims to provide young Guyanese students with the opportunity to pursue careers in the maritime industry.
During the ceremony, Jennise Khan, Regional Operations Manager of EDO expressed her confidence in the scholarship recipients and their bright futures.
“The Noble Cadet Scholarship is more than just an award—it’s an investment in your future. The journey ahead may be challenging, but you have the potential to make a profound impact on the maritime industry. Continue to work hard, stay focused, and always strive for excellence. You are the future of this industry, and we are proud to support you on this exciting path,” she advised.
The event also featured remarks from Cadet Orlando Cummings, a 2024 scholarship recipient, who shared his experiences and how the scholarship had positively shaped his career in the maritime sector.
2025 Awardees with EDO, Noble & MATPA Representatives
The Noble Cadet Scholarship is a vital initiative to strengthen Guyana’s maritime workforce by supporting young talented individuals in their pursuit of careers that will shape the future of the global maritime industry.
The 2025 Noble Cadet Scholarship recipients are: Zahir Bristol, Joel Steele, Avier Fredericks, Ewarth Williams, Jeremiah Fraser, Nicholas Dover, Stevon Dey, Andrew Persaud, Anthony Atherley, Colin Holder, Dwain Anderson, Priya Persaud, Anson Sandy, Shaquan Barnes, Shoquan Pantlitz, Delon McPherson, Alistair Dick-Grant, Samuel Mitchell, Mark Wilson, and Joel Phillips.
