Scholarship Certificate Template
Scholarship certificates are presented at award ceremonies to recognise the recipient publicly. They name the scholarship, the sponsor, often the amount, and the academic year it applies to. The formal letter with payment terms is separate; the certificate is the keepsake.
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When to use a scholarship certificate
- School and college award evenings
- Foundation and memorial scholarships
- Local business and club bursaries
- Sports and arts scholarships
Printing for a group? The bulk generator fills in every name from a CSV or Excel list.
Wording examples
Each line continues after the recipient's name. Copy one into the description field and make it specific.
- is awarded the Margaret Ellis Memorial Scholarship for the 2026–27 academic year.
- in recognition of academic achievement, leadership and commitment to service.
- recipient of a $1,000 Rotary Club Community Scholarship.
- awarded a full-tuition Music Scholarship on the recommendation of the faculty panel.
Questions people ask
Should the amount go on a scholarship certificate?
It is common but optional. Some sponsors leave it off so the certificate focuses on the honour; the amount is in the award letter.
Who signs a scholarship certificate?
Usually the sponsor (foundation chair or donor) and a representative of the school or selection committee.
Can I make certificates for several scholarship winners at once?
Yes. Put name, scholarship and amount in columns and use the bulk generator.