Overview The Nursing Education Initiative (NEI) offers education grants to help nurses continue their professional development and strengthen their clinical knowledge and skills. Eligible nurses may receive reimbursement of up to $1,500 for each funding year. Funding cycle and review process Grants are distributed quarterly. The funding year runs from April 1 through March 31. Applications are reviewed using objective, pre-established criteria. If requests in any quarter exceed the amount available for that quarter, eligible applications that cannot be funded immediately will be held and re-assessed at the end of the fiscal year (March 31) should additional funds remain. While...

An educator and Deaf advocate, Charmaine Letourneau received the Order of Canada in 2001 in recognition of her work in improving the quality of life for Deaf people.Be Deaf or Hard of Hearing (the extent of hearing loss must be significant).Be a permanent resident or citizen of Canada.Be a resident of Alberta.Be pursuing an academic or training program at a qualified post-secondary or vocational school in Alberta. Alternatively, the educational institution could be outside Alberta if it specializes in programming for Deaf or Hard of Hearing students (more details online).Demonstrated knowledge (whether basic or fluent) of sign language.Demonstrate financial need.An...

Overview Each year we provide scholarships for Indigenous students who live in Canada near our operating locations and who are enrolled full time in a degree program, diploma or certified trade. Awards are $5,000 and may be renewed each year for up to four years or until you finish your program. Applications for the 2025–2026 Indigenous Scholarship Program are currently open (available in English and French). Purpose The Indigenous Scholarship Program aims to: - Support and motivate Indigenous students to start and complete post-secondary education. - Grow the number of Indigenous professionals and role models in the communities where we...

Every year, several scholarships are awarded to Saskatchewan students studying in a field directly related to information and communications technology.EligibilityOpen to Entrance and Undergraduate students enrolled in an accredited post-secondary institution pursuing a degree, diploma or certificate program directly related to information and communications technology. Programs include, but are not limited to the following:Engineering (electrical, electronic, telecommunications)Business Administration/CommerceComputer ScienceOther field of study related to SaskTelCandidates must:Self-declare as MétisBe a Saskatchewan residentDemonstrate academic ability to be successful in course of studyBe enrolled or plan to enroll in full-time studies at a Post-Secondary institution in SaskatchewanDemonstrate financial needSubmit a statement of no...

David Davis was born in Nova Scotia and educated at Dalhousie and McGill Universities. He came to Hamilton in 1984 as Organist and Choir Master at Christ’s Church Cathedral and Artistic Director of the Hamilton Children’s Choir. David led this highly acclaimed Choral group for 17 years and then in 2002 took on a different challenge as Music Director of the Canadian Orpheus Male Choir. At the same time he was Organist and Choir Master at St Luke’s Anglican Church in Burlington and Artistic Director of the Ars Antiqua Chamber Choir in Burlington.In addition to his musical abilities David will...

This scholarship was originally established with the Community Foundation of Prince Edward Island. In 2019, the Foundation decided that the university was the best vehicle in terms of adjudicating and awarding this important scholarship.CRITERIAThe Lorne & Ruby Bonnell Scholarship will be granted annually to a student:Who is a graduate of a Prince Edward Island High School;Who is a graduate of University of Prince Edward Island, with high academic standing; andWho has been accepted into a graduate program in the sciences at a Canadian universityPreference will be given to students who have been accepted into a graduate program at the University...

NOTE: next application deadline is October 1, 2025. The next round of applications will open in early August 2025.These wonderful entertainers, all over age 60  and some well into their 80s  regularly sell out their Hamilton variety show. They have also entertained audiences across North America and abroad.In 1989, the Geritol Follies members decided to turn over their accumulated profits  more than $100,000 at the time  to set up a student bursary fund with HCF, encouraging “rising stars” to pursue post-secondary education in the performing arts. Follies members saw it as a way “of returning some of the blessings and...

Online applications for the UNA Nursing Education Scholarships are open and must be completed and submitted by 4:30 p.m. on October 15.The scholarships are awarded annually to students in their first year of nursing studies in an approved nursing program in Alberta and who are related to a UNA member or associate member in good standing.To complete the apply for the scholarships, applicants must fill out the application form and submit a short essay that answers the question: “Why is the PRC process important to Alberta Nurses?”United Nurses of Alberta awards up to 15 nursing scholarships of $1,500 each year...

Bursary for First-Year Engineering Technology StudentsWe are providing six bursaries, each worth $1,500, to students who meet the following criteria:Currently in their first year of Engineering Technology studies (civil, communications, electrical, electronic, instrumentation, mechanical, or power) at either Red River Polytech or Assiniboine Community College.The selection process will take into account academic performance, the student's home community, financial need, and involvement in community activities.Applications are accepted from September 1 through October 15.Bursary for Second to Final Year Engineering Technology StudentsWe are also offering six $1,500 bursaries to students who are:Enrolled in their second to final year of Engineering Technology (civil,...

The purpose of employment equity is to achieve equality in the workplace. It also corrects the conditions of disadvantage in employment experienced by some groups.These bursaries will help us create a workforce that represents all Manitobans. You must self-declare as a member of a designated diversity group.Other post-secondary applications will be offered again in September 2024.Employment equity bursaryWe offer $1,500 bursaries to 7 students. You must be enrolled in:the first year of a 4-year degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science or Business program at University of Manitoba, University of Winnipeg, or Brandon University; ORthe first year of a 2...

Nominations are accepted each year from full-time post-secondary school students whose parent(s) are AGGA grower members. The scholarship is for $1,000.00 and currently two are presented annually. Applications will be checked for eligibility and once confirmed a draw will be held and the recipient notified by mail.Criteria: Parent(s) of the student must be members in good standing of the AGGA at the time of the draw. Previous recipients are not eligible. To be considered, the student (not the parent) must state their field of study, name of institution they are attending, which year of their program they are starting, proof...

Up to 4 $1000 scholarships will be awarded at the discretion of the youth committee to students who have completed the first year of university or college and are returning to school within the calendar year. Scholarships are awarded annually at the Branch Annual Meeting in February.Scholarship Application RequirementsCan be used at any officially recognized post-secondary institution.Must have completed at least the first year of university/college; and must be returning to school within the calendar year.Any field of study will qualify but a post-secondary program in/or related to agriculture, science or business with a demonstrated interest in dairy might be...