Overview NSGSC and its independent Scholarship Committee will award up to seven scholarships of $500 each. Active NSGSC U18 and Women’s players from the 2025–26 season are eligible to apply for the awards described below. Applicants may submit applications for multiple scholarships, and depending on the pool of applicants, more than one award may be granted in any given category. Selection and Presentation An independent Scholarship Committee—composed of current volunteers from post-secondary institutions and sport organizations—will review applications and select recipients. Scholarships will be presented at the U18 Graduation Celebration in April. Application windows - All youth scholarship applications are...

BC Hydro Power Pioneers Community Service Awards — Program Summary Intro The BC Hydro Power Pioneers present annual Community Service Awards to recognize graduating high school students in British Columbia who have made meaningful volunteer contributions. Up to twenty $500 awards are available each year for students across the province. Who we are looking for Candidates should have demonstrated either sustained volunteer involvement in their local community over time or played a major role in planning, organizing, or delivering a significant one-time community project. Preference is given to applicants who volunteer within their own communities. Eligibility - Canadian citizens or...

Overview The PCAHA administers several annual scholarships and bursaries for applicants who meet the requirements below and who best demonstrate the combined attributes described in the Program. Eligibility To qualify for a PCAHA scholarship or bursary an applicant must: - Be currently registered as a player in the PCAHA U18 or U21 divisions, or be registered as a referee or team official who is otherwise eligible to be registered as a player in the PCAHA U18 or U21 divisions; and - Be in Grade 11 or 12, or have completed high school. U18 / U21 Scholarships — Purpose and Number...

Intro Are you a young woman, 14–17 years old, who volunteers in your school or community and uses service to make a difference? If you welcome challenge, bring hope to difficult situations, and believe in the power of volunteerism, you may be a candidate for the Soroptimist Bonnie McLaren Award — created to celebrate young women whose volunteer efforts improve their community and the world. Key dates - Application period: February 15 to March 31 each year. - Successful applicant(s) will be notified by the end of April. How to apply 1. Review the Award Poster and the eligibility details...

Overview These entrance awards recognize students who have contributed to their communities and who demonstrate financial need. They are intended for domestic applicants finishing high school who plan to begin studies in the Fall term. Who is eligible (minimum requirements) - Applying for admission for the Fall term. - Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada. - Minimum average of 80% in the courses required for the intended primary program, or the minimum International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma score required for admission. - Demonstrated financial need. Fall 2026 application window November 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026 (deadline: March 31, 2026...

Overview The BC Hospitality Foundation offers several legacy scholarships honoring chefs and community members who left a lasting impact on the province’s culinary scene. All scholarships below share the same application deadline: March 31, 2026. Each award includes specific eligibility criteria and a requirement that recipients commit to working in British Columbia’s hospitality industry for at least two years after receiving the scholarship (unless otherwise noted). Chef Nik Lim Legacy Scholarship - Application deadline: March 31, 2026 - Award: $2,000 - Description: Sponsored by the BC Hospitality Foundation in partnership with Nessa Van Bergen and Chef Dino Renaerts, this scholarship...

Introduction This annual bursary supports nursing students who show the highest level of financial need. Awards are made once a year to eligible applicants enrolled in qualifying nursing programs in British Columbia. Award details - Amount: $2,000 per recipient. - Limit: A recipient may receive only one bursary within any 12-month period. Eligibility You may qualify if you: - Are enrolled full-time in an eligible nursing program of at least four months’ duration at a designated B.C. post‑secondary institution, and the program leads to a certificate, diploma, or degree that is recognized for nursing practice in B.C. Important notes -...

Introduction The Society administers Indigenous Award programs to support Indigenous students enrolled in post-secondary education in British Columbia. These awards are open to individuals who self-identify as Indigenous: First Nations (Status or Non-Status), Métis, or Inuit. Awards are renewable to help provide ongoing financial support across multiple years. Award amounts and eligible programs Indigenous Student Awards range from $1,000 to $5,000 and are renewable each year. Funding can be used for a variety of study paths, including trades training, apprenticeships, diplomas, certificates, undergraduate degrees, and post‑degree programs. Who may apply - Self-identified Indigenous students (First Nations — Status or Non‑Status,...

Intro The Public Guardian and Trustee (PGT) Educational Assistance Fund was created in June 1989 using a trust established from three private donations. Its mission is to support people who grew up in provincial care in pursuing post‑secondary education. Who is eligible You may apply if you meet all of the following: - You were a former permanent ward of the Ministry of Social Services, or you were previously in the continuing care of the Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) or a Delegated Aboriginal Agency (DAA) / Indigenous Child and Family Service Agency (ICFSA). - You are at...

Introduction 4-H British Columbia provides a range of scholarships to help members finance post‑secondary education. These awards recognize leadership, commitment, and accomplishments within 4‑H and support studies in fields such as agriculture, science, business, and related areas. Key dates and resources - Application window: January 15 – April 15, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. PST. - More information: https://www.4hbc.ca/scholarships - Video application guide: https://youtu.be/LejloniArME Available 2026 Provincial Scholarships - 4‑H British Columbia Foundation Scholarship - Aubrey & Barbara Searle 4‑H Scholarship - BC Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation Scholarship - BC Youth in Agriculture Foundation Scholarships - Chernoff Family Foundation Scholarships...

The Debra McPherson Member Education Bursary is available to all active BCNU members who pay dues, including student nurses who are employed. The bursary honors Debra McPherson — BCNU president from 1990–1994 and again from 2000–2014 — and reflects her commitment to expanding learning opportunities for union members. Eligible programs and courses - Post-basic clinical seminars, programs or conferences - Courses aimed at developing specific skills - Training that enables a change in practice (for example, a move from long-term care to acute care) - Specialty training - Career laddering programs (e.g., PCA → LPN, LPN → RN/RPN) - Courses...

Brian Nadjiwon Memorial Scholarship — Overview The Engineering and Geoscience Education Foundation BC has expressed interest in creating the Brian Nadjiwon Memorial Scholarship, a $2,500 award intended for Indigenous undergraduate students studying earth sciences or geoscience at post‑secondary institutions in British Columbia. Background The scholarship was put forward by Brent Nadjiwon together with Dr. Leonora King, Geography Instructor at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, in memory of Brent’s brother, Brian Nadjiwon. Brian — originally from Ontario and a member of the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation — passed away in 2020 at age 59. At the time of his death he...