Apr 27, 2020

IMAC Educational Scholarship Fund now accepting applications from young Caymanians

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Since 1994, the Insurance Managers Association of Cayman has been committed to supporting the educational development of the next generation. We are dedicated to providing young people with the opportunity to study abroad: to gain knowledge, experience, confidence and a fresh perspective and to use this experience to build their careers and to enrich their lives and communities.  

We strongly believe that all young people should have the opportunity to further their studies and pursue their goals. That is why we are committed to awarding our scholarships where they can provide the most benefit.  

To date, we have raised over $4.5 million and supported 54 young Caymanians pursue further studies around the globe in disciplines as diverse as Business Management, Arts and the Sciences.

Application deadline for young Caymanians who are pursuing a 3 or 4 year degree course overseas is May 15th, 2020.

For more details and how to apply, click here.

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