To be eligible for the Arthur Paulin Automotive Aftermarket Scholarship, applicants must be:

• Enrolled in an automotive aftermarket industry-related program or curriculum at a Canadian college or university.

  • This includes students pursuing their studies in one or more of the following areas:

    • Automotive apprenticeship,

    • Auto body repair,

    • Hard parts,

    • Heavy-duty mechanics

    • Motive power (e.g. automotive machinists)

Our belief is that achieving a high grade point average should not be the only criteria for determining who deserves to be helped. For that reason we are offering a scholarship that will be awarded on the basis of character, as determined by an evaluation of the essays that are submitted.

Scholarships are intended for our future leaders across a wide spectrum of fields of study. This award is available to high school seniors and all students attending a post-secondary educational facility.

You are not required to be taking Engineering courses to be eligible.

• Students must submit an essay of between 500 and 1000 words in answer to the following question:

  • When you look back on your life in 30 years, what would it take for you to consider your life successful? What relationships or accomplishments will be important on this journey?

  • Submit essay to scholarships@aesengineers.com 

  • $500

Students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement and the ability to excel at Cambridge University. 

Intellectual depth and personal integrity are key requirements and should be reflected in their grades and letters of recommendation.

Full tuition, travel and living costs for 3 years

In partnership with universities, donors and volunteers across the country, we’re investing in the future of Canada. We offer the country’s largest and most comprehensive four-year undergraduate award, providing young leaders of character with opportunities to develop their talents and work towards a better world.

Eligibility Criteria for High School Students

• Be in your final year of uninterrupted full-time studies in high school. 

• Present a minimum cumulative average of 85%.

• Hold Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status.

• Be at least 16 years of age by September 1st of the following year. 

Students interested in applying for the Loran should apply directly through the Loran Scholarship website. There is no limit on how many students from one school can apply. 

Available to students across Canada who are now in their final year of high school.

Valued up to $70,000

Last year, 20 students were selected and awarded scholarships valued at up to $70,000 including four years of tuition at any approved university or college in Canada, up to a maximum of $10,000 per year; $7500 per year towards living expenses and offers of summer employment.

Academic performance

Community involvement

Overcoming adversity

Blind, deaf-blind, or partially sighted

Canadian citizen or landed immigrants

Attending PSE

$1500

In 2022, there will be 500 RBC Future Launch scholarships (valued at $1500 each) awarded across the country. Funds may be used for supporting a wide range of learning opportunities, such as short-term courses, workshops, certificates, or online training – and their associated costs (tuition, books, tools, travel, etc.).

Unlike traditional scholarships, applicants will not be required to submit grades or transcripts. Recipients will instead be selected based on their drive, commitment to lifelong learning, and how they plan to pursue their chosen learning opportunity. Applicants will also be able to submit non-traditional reference materials, such as visual art, music, poetry, or video blogs. RBC has partnered with Universities Canada – the voice of Canada’s universities and a national leader in scholarship management for more than 50 years – who will administer/adjudicate the applications and award the scholarships across the country.

• The RBC Future Launch Scholarship for Indigenous Youth will award 20 scholarships annually valued up to $10,000 each per year (up to 4 years) to First Nations, Inuit and Métis students across Canada demonstrating strong academic performance and community involvement.

• The RBC Future Launch Scholarship for Black Youth will award 20 scholarships annually valued up to $10,000 each per year (up to 4 years) to Black students across Canada.

Scholarship for full-time undergraduate students. 

Allied Van Lines is a large moving company and is looking to provide a scholarship to four students who major in logistics or a similar field. 

Each scholarship is $1,000 and is available to current students and to those who are enrolling in college.

Academic average of 70% or higher, work part-time (avg. 15 hr/wk, 40wk/yr).

Students do not have to be employed at a Burger King restaurant to be eligible.

Demonstrated participation in community service and/or co-curricular activities.

Demonstrated financial need

$1000 & up

The scholarship will be given to students who are pursuing a degree in logistics, supply chain management, business, or a similar field. 

Each scholarship is $1,000 and is available to current college students and to those who are enrolling full-time.

Applicants must provide three (3) referees and upload online an (un)official transcript detailing the applicant’s last two years of schooling (official transcripts, sealed by the issuing institution will be requested from applicants who are selected for an interview). Referees will be emailed a link requesting they complete an online Referee Form on behalf of the applicant.

Terry Fox Humanitarian Awards are open to students of all abilities.

To be considered for the Award, applicants must meet be:

• In good academic standing.

• Canadian citizens or landed immigrants.

• Students graduating from secondary (high) school or students completing their first year of CÉGEP or students who have completed secondary (high) school

• Involved in voluntary humanitarian activities (for which they have not been compensated)

The VJKF Program offers Indigenous high school students in grades 11 and 12 an opportunity to spend one week conducting STEM research at a Canadian university! 

• Applicant self-Identifies as a First Nations, Métis, or Inuit student currently in grades 11 or 12.

• Completed application (online or mailed in).

• Signed guardian consent form.

• Reference letter from teacher or school counsellor.

• Essay written by the student indicating why they are interested in attending the VJKF Program (100–400 words).

• Confirmed availability for at least one of the Program weeks (see above).

• Student must agree to provide a short update regarding ongoing education activities when requested by VJKF staff.

• • Selected candidates receive a $1,000 (Canadian) scholarship. 

  • Qualified applicants must either be a graduating high school senior or have graduated from high school within the past two years.

• • Applicants must be enrolled in a college-level program, university or an accredited automotive program. Students must be enrolled full-time for the year of the scholarship.  You must be enrolled for September of the year you are applying until April of the following year.

• • Priority will be given to those pursuing a career in the automotive aftermarket industry.

• • Participants must be attending a full-time program in Canada. Graduate programs and undergraduate part-time programs do not qualify.

Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada post-secondary scholarships award young people $5000 for each academic year until they finish their program (to a maximum of 7 years from their program start) through a once yearly competitive application. The deadline to apply is January 24th, 2024.

To be eligible to apply for a scholarship, you need to be,

• Not currently receiving a Foundation Scholarship*

• Have been or will be in the temporary or permanent care of the Ministry or Department responsible for child protection services up until your age of majority birthday or had been in permanent care of the Ministry or Department responsible for child protection services for at least 12 months

• Be attending a post-secondary institution full-time or on a reduced schedule due to an academic accommodation, for a full school year starting in September or January

Are under the age of 30 if you have or are currently receiving Foundation supports

Are over the age of 30 and currently receiving a Foundation bursary or have not received a Foundation Scholarship or Bursary before

Awarded annually to an Atlantic Canadian high school music student as chosen by a member of Debut Atlantic's distinguished alumni. The award recognizes talented youth who are committed to the serious study of music. 

The winner receives a cash prize of $1,000.00 and is offered the opportunity to perform as a Special Guest at a Debut Atlantic concert. 

All applications must be postmarked by deadline date. 

The Fisheries and Aquaculture Student Bursary Program aims to help Nova Scotia fill the labor gap for aquaculture, seafood buying and seafood processing facilities. The program also introduces students to aquaculture and the seafood sector as viable career options.

To apply for the bursary, students must be:

• a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant and a permanent resident of Nova Scotia

• enrolled in an accredited post-secondary institution in September of the program year and

• employed by a licensed Nova Scotia aquaculture operator, seafood buyer or seafood processor guaranteeing a minimum work term of 250-500 hours between 1 April and 31 December.

• $500 - $1000

Knoll Foundation has established a scholarship program to assist students who identify as black that reside in the United States and Canada who plan to continue their education in a college or vocational school in a design-related program.  $10,000

Applicants to the Knoll Diversity Advancement Design Scholarships for Black Students Program must:

• Identify as Black

• Reside in the US or Canada

• Be high school seniors/students in their final year of upper secondary school who plan to enroll in a full-time undergraduate study at an accredited two or four year college or university or CEGEP institution for the entire academic year. 

• Be pursuing a design-related degree; majors include, but are not limited to: Architecture, Architecture Technician, Architecture Technology, Graphic Design, Industrial Design, Industrial Engineering, Industrial Production Technology, Interior Design

The McEuen Scholarship is awarded to qualified Canadian students age 21 and younger for a full three-year undergraduate or a four-year honours degree at the University of St Andrews in Scotland.

The scholarship covers all tuition and residence fees and includes a book allowance of £200.

Awarded annually to a resident Canadian citizen, this renewable entrance scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic and extra-curricular achievement.

The Mensa Canada Scholarship Programme offers a number of different scholarships. The awards range from $1000 - $2500, and each has its own eligibility requirements. Please see the links below for complete details. 

Applicants must be Canadian citizens or landed immigrants enrolled in a full-time program at a Canadian post-secondary institution, accredited by the applicable provincial Ministry of Education.

Full-time is defined as determined by the Canadian post-secondary institution which the applicant attends.

Applicants must be at least 18 years old on January 31, 2023

NS Power scholarships are available to high school, university and college students, including scholarships for Mi’kmaw and African Nova Scotian students.You also must be a Nova Scotia resident, landed immigrant or Canadian citizen.

Our scholarship program typically opens for applications in January and closes in April. Continue to check the NS Power Website for updates.

The Peter Kohler Scholarship is awarded to a student who hopes to enter their first year of full-time studies in an Engineering Program at a University in Atlantic Canada in September of the coming school year. This award is open to both graduating high school students and students from a community college. Applicants will be adjudicated upon the basis of their financial need and their character, with preference given to students who display entrepreneurial spirit. The award is valued at $50,000, distributed over a period of four years – an outstanding opportunity for young Nova Scotian innovators who are facing financial hardship to excel and flourish. Applications must be submitted through this online form:

Criteria:

• Must be graduating from high school in June of the current school year be and entering their first year of full-time studies in an Engineering Program at a University in Atlantic Canada.

• The Peter Kohler Scholarship is intended for students who demonstrate financial need, and is meant to provide an opportunity for young and bright students who might not be able to enroll in university if it were not for this funding.

** While this award has not been advertised in a year or two it is left on the list in the event that it is offered again

Deadline to be considered as HWHS nominee is January 15th, 2024 

Students must hand in a resume and one-page letter/bio detailing why they are the best candidate to be nominated for the Oland Scholarship. 

$24,000 ($6,000, renewable for 4 years)

All 1st-year, full-time students nominated by high school. Minimum 90% average and have achieved superior academic standing while demonstrating St.FX qualities of leadership and service to community. Open to students from NS, NB, PE and NL. Nomination form can be found here.

https://www.stfx.ca/applications-admissions/admissions/scholarships

Five prizes of $25,000 (2 of which will be awarded to Indigenous students) 

Available to Canadian students aged 16-18 who will be pursuing post-secondary studies in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts or Math at a Canadian university next year.

**Updates for 2023 are still pending 

7 President's Scholarships - students must achieve a min of 90% admission average and be a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada to apply.

2 Lincoln Alexander Chancellor's Scholarships, awarded to enhance student diversity on campus with a focus on Indigenous; or a person with a disability; or underrepresented people. Students must achieve a min of 90% admission average and be a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada to apply.

1 Dr. Franco J. Vaccarino President's Scholarship, awarded to a top international student. Recognizes a student with academic distinction, significant contributions to school and community and someone who demonstrates potential to become a leader in society. 

Deadline to be considered as 1 of the 4 HWHS Nominations Jan. 15, 2024

Students wishing to be considered for nomination from HWHS must pass in Resume and a short letter detailing why they would like to be considered to be nominated for this scholarship with specific attention to creative and innovative thought and a passion for the pursuit of learning, exceptional achievement in extracurricular activities in arts and athletics and commitment to community service through ongoing contributions to school and community life.

https://registrar.uwo.ca/student_finances/scholarships_awards/admission/national_scholarship_program.html

Description: 

National Scholarships are designed to recognize all-round excellence. They are awarded on the basis of outstanding academic performance to candidates who demonstrate ability for creative and innovative thought and a passion for the pursuit of learning. National Scholarships also recognize exceptional achievement in extracurricular activities such as the arts and athletics. A special emphasis is placed on a candidate's commitment to community service through ongoing contributions to school and community life.

The CPA Nova Scotia Education Foundation is pleased to award the Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA) High School Scholarships to graduating high school students in Nova Scotia. Up to fourteen (14) scholarships in the amount of $1,000 (CAD) each (2 per institution), will be awarded to students enrolling in designated universities and colleges offering business programs.

We are looking for students who meet the following criteria:

• Grade 12 students who have been accepted into a business program at one of the following universities or colleges in Nova Scotia: 

  1. Acadia University

  2. Cape Breton University

  3. Dalhousie University

  4. Mount Saint Vincent University

  5. Nova Scotia Community College

  6. Saint Francis Xavier University

  7. Saint Mary's University

• Overall average of 65% in Grades 10 to 12 (based on the most current available information)

• Has an interest in a career in accounting or business, and

• Is involved in school and community activities

If you are planning to attend a recognized college or university

you may qualify for a $1,000 Kin Canada Bursary.

To be eligible you must:

• Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

• Plan to register as a full-time student in the 2022-2023 school year at a recognized post-secondary institution (e.g. University, College, Trade School, Technical Institute)

• Submit this application to one only of a local Kinsmen, Kinette, or Kin Club nearest your permanent residence. (Email and mailing addresses of Clubs can be found at www.kincanada.ca )

• Demonstrate high ideals, community involvement and knowledge of Kin, and

• Not have previously received a bursary from the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund.

Application Procedure: Complete all sections of the current application form and SUBMIT TO

Kin Club of Halifax

PO Box 22076, Bayers Road

Halifax, NS B3L 2C0

Who can apply? Students in Grades 9 - 12

NSCAD University’s Teen Arts Studio Bursary Program was created in 1983 through the endowed gift of Alexander J. MacDonald. The Bursary Program is designed to engage highly motivated young artists in grades 9-12, experiencing financial challenges or living in low-income environments, who are keen to explore the visual arts but are unlikely to enroll due to registration costs. Selected applicants will receive full tuition towards the online Portfolio Review course. 

The Young Women in Public Affairs (YWPA) Program:

The YWPA program offers recognition and awards at district and international level for outstanding young women who are making a difference in their world through service.

The Zonta Club of Halifax YWPA winner will receive C$1,000.00 whose application will then be forwarded to District I for competition at that level. The YWPA winner at District will be awarded US$1,000.00 and her application will be forwarded to Zonta International to compete for one of the 10 YWPA awards of US$4,000.00. The 2021 YWPA Application will be uploaded to this site as soon as it becomes available

The Donald R. Sobey Family Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic excellence, proven leadership skills and involvement in school and/or community activities.

The scholarship is a renewable entrance award, valued at $17,000 for the first year and $11,000 for each of the next three years. Applicants must be Canadian citizens and be entering the Foundation Year Program at the University of King’s College. Recipients who make satisfactory academic progress will be automatically renewed for the award.

CRWEF 

The scholarship is open to graduating high school students who will be pursuing studies in fields related to public infrastructure such as engineering, real property law, land use planning, real property appraisal, surveying and environmental studies.  Students will need to have maintained an average of 75% or higher over their three years of high school education. Along with the application, students must submit a transcript, 2 letters of recommendation and a brief bio.

We value the diversity of professions involved in Right of Way and Infrastructure Real Estate: Appraisers, negotiators, engineers, solicitors, surveyors, property managers, environmentalist, planners, project managers etc.

Diabetes Hope Foundation

Since 1999, DHF has invested over $3 million in education grants to support students living with diabetes across Canada. The Diabetes Hope Scholarship Program was established to recognize youth in the community who have excelled in their academic achievements; demonstrated exceptional leadership skills and volunteerism in the community; and possess exemplary diabetes self- management practices. 

A $6,000.00 scholarship available to Nova Scotia students entering their first year of university. The Province established the scholarship in 1991 to honour the life and work of the late Tony Johnstone, a long-time educator and human rights advocate who devoted his life to promoting multicultural understanding and social equality.

To be eligible for the scholarship, a student must live in Nova Scotia, be graduating from high school and beginning an undergraduate degree program at a Maritime university in the fall. The applicant must also have demonstrated an interest in multiculturalism and human rights.

The East Coast Credit Union Bursary Program recognizes the contribution of our young leaders of tomorrow. The growth of East Coast Credit Union exemplifies the achievements of people working together in their own communities. We hope to encourage those qualities of good citizenship and co-operation through this bursary program.

To be eligible, the applicant must:

1. Be a member or the child or grandchild of a member of East Coast Credit Union.

2. Be enrolled full-time for your first year at an accredited vocational program, college or university for the upcoming academic year.

3. Complete the application and submit it before the deadline on March 7th, 2022.

4. Be a Canadian citizen.

The Frank E. Milne Scholarship Foundation offers University Entrance Scholarships to residents of Nova Scotia, with preference given to students entering Engineering or Science. High academic standing in Mathematics and Precalculus is required. The Scholarship rewards students of Academic Excellence exhibiting exceptional mathematical skills, outstanding leadership qualities in school, athletics, or community involvement, and obvious interest in pursuing networking opportunities as a Milne Scholar. 

To apply, download and complete the Applicant Information form (.docx) and submit alongside a Resume, a high quality head and shoulders JPEG, an unofficial High School Transcript, and an Essay about your activities, interests and accomplishments. 

Please send an official university transcript or a PDF of your complete high school record when your final grades become available.

Applications are preferred before March 15th and are required by May 15th. 

Submit completed applications by emailing documents to tfemsf@gmail.com.

This scholarship will be awarded to any Canadian student with a documented learning disability who is applying to University/College in Ontario. 

The application will be open from January 9 - March 14. 

The Girl Guides of Canada National Scholarship Program recognizes the extraordinary accomplishments of Girl Guide members and supports them as they work towards the future they’ve been dreaming of.

No matter what you aspire to become – an engineer, an artist, an entrepreneur, or something else entirely – Girl Guides National Scholarships are here to support you as you take the exciting next step of post-secondary education.

Scholarships of up to $10,000 are awarded to full-time students in Grade 11 with financial need (family income under $65,000) who have demonstrated integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity, a commitment to pursue a post-secondary education, a desire to contribute to society, and a good academic record.

To be eligible to apply for the Horatio Alger Scholarships of Canada, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Be a current Grade 11 student (or be in the first year of CEGEP) with plans to graduate from high school and enter university in Fall 2025

• Exhibit a strong commitment to pursue and complete a bachelor's degree program at an accredited university

• Prove critical financial need ($65,000 or less annual net income per family is required)

• Demonstrate desire and ability to be entrepreneurial in a chosen field

• Be involved in co-curricular and community service activities

• Display integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity

• Maintain a minimum grade percentage of 70

• Attend high school (or CEGEP) and reside in Canada

• Be Canadian citizens

The John Abbass Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in the memory of John Abbass Sr. by Family Business Atlantic. This annual Scholarship is awarded to children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews of Family Business Atlantic members, or family business owners in Nova Scotia and helps promote post-secondary business education pursuits. Applications are reviewed by the Scholarship Committee, with the award disbursed to the winning candidate’s post secondary educational institution

Simon J. Khattar Scholarship

This renewable $1,000 scholarship is open to practicing Catholics of good moral character, who are residents of NS and completing high school in June or in their first year of university, college or community college.

The attached application form should be used by students that will be graduating in 2024 and who are practicing Catholics living in the geographic area covered by Holy Apostles Parish. The Parish includes all the communities that border Shad Bay, Timberlea (BLT), Tantallon, Hammonds Plains, Hubbards, Chester and New Ross. Students connected with other Catholic Parishes should request application forms from their respective Parishes and Councils. 

Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis and on high academic standing.

Up to 140 awards of Leonard Foundation scholarships are available each year. These awards are targeted to high school and university students seeking to complete a first degree. Preference is given to those who demonstrate financial need. A scholarship can be applied for in subsequent years until a first degree is completed.

The value of the award is approximately $1500.00 for those living at home and $2000.00 for those living independently.

The eligible candidates must be seeking enrollment in an undergraduate program at a Canadian University as a full-time student.  A student is considered to be full-time if they are registered in a minimum of three courses                   

Nominator: Dr. Carol Smillie:      Carolsmillie5959@gmail.com

HOW TO APPLY

1. Be sure to review the criteria detailed on this web site to confirm your eligibility, particularly the applicability of eligibility criteria 6.

2. To apply, download the Application Form found on this site.

3. Your form must be completed in its entirety. It can be completed electronically or printed and completed by hand. If completed by hand, please ensure it is clearly legible, especially your name, mailing and email addresses.

4. The application form is to be submitted through a Nominator. A list of Nominators can be found on this web site. Select one nearest you and contact them for an appointment/interview. This must be done before March 15th of the year for which you are seeking a scholarship.

To assist students who identify as African Nova Scotian, Indigenous, immigrant, having a disability, and/or belonging to the 2SLGBTQ+ community in their pursuit of post-secondary education in a health-related profession with a longer term goal of having a diverse workforce. 

$1,250 bursaries

To be considered, bursary applicants are:

• A Canadian Citizen or permanent resident

• A resident of Nova Scotia

• Identify as: African Nova Scotian/Black, Indigenous, Racialized, Immigrant, 2SLGBTQIA+, living with a physical, mental health or learning challenge, having intersectionality of these identities

• Accepted and enrolled in full or part-time studies 

  • with a declared major in a health-related field at a Canadian post-secondary institution that is recognized by Universities Canada

  • in a health-related program at Nova Scotia Community College

  • at a recognized healthcare technology institution

The applications of candidates who meet the above considerations will be forwarded to the selection committee. Applications are evaluated on a number of factors including:

Community involvement, Financial need, Educational goals and field of study in health care, Reference letter

The RE/MAX Quest for Excellence Scholarship Program is a great opportunity for your grade 12 students to earn a cash scholarship in recognition for their ongoing community contributions and pursuit of leadership. RE/MAX Canada will award 40 scholarships of $1,000 each to students across Canada (except for Quebec).

Participants must be a Grade 12 student attending high school in the 2022/2023 academic year, who have not previously participated in graduation commencement ceremonies in the past.

Eligible students are invited to write and submit an online essay* up to 1,250 words in length, answering one of the following questions:

• What does a “bright future” look like for you?

• How have you demonstrated leadership or charity within your community to make it a better place?

• How can we ensure fair and affordable housing for all Canadians?

To apply, students are to submit their essay online: https://rem.ax/2023_QE_Entry_Form

The IWK Foundation invites applications for the Robbie and Jean Shaw Scholarship. This award consists of a scholarship valued at minimum $2,000.

Eligible applicants are current or former IWK patients who have an academic average of 75 per cent or higher and who are entering their first year of post-secondary studies.

Applicants must submit a minimum 500 word essay answering the following question: How has your experience at the IWK impacted your life and shaped your goals for the future?

In addition, applicants must submit a recent transcript, two personal references — one from a teacher and one from a representative at the IWK who is familiar with their care journey.

All pieces of your application must be received at the IWK Foundation by 4:30 p.m. on the application deadline. Please keep this timeline in mind when you are contacting your references; it is best to give them as much time as possible to complete their letters.

This scholarship valued at $1000 is available to Techsploration alumnae and female and non-binary graduates of Techsploration schools who are enrolled in a science or engineering program at Saint Mary’s University, Acadia or CBU. There is also an award of $1000 from Engineers NS for any techsploration alumni studying engineering anywhere in Canada.

The website also have several links to other trades and technology related scholarships and bursaries.

Application to one Adrian Campbell Scholarship is open to any Nova Scotian student completing Grade 12 and entering a post-secondary educational program.

The Scholarship Fund Association is looking to support candidates who demonstrate the following:

• Sportsmanship

• Proven interest and ability in the pursuit  of an individualized endurance sport

• A dedication to their studies with a track record of academic success

• A well-rounded lifestyle including non-academic interests and community involvement

• Angad Hundal Memorial Award

Criteria for this Memorial Award are as follows: Resident of Nova Scotia, 16-18 yrs of age, supporting the qualities like self discipline, honesty, compassion, empathy, fairness, being just, respectful, considerate.

• Angad Hundal 'Emerge' Scholarship

‘The Emerge’ which will be awarded for the higher education of a Nova Scotia student who have faced challenging circumstances in life and emerged victorious.

To qualify, a student must be Canadian, enrolled full time at a post-secondary learning establishment (cegep, college, university) as of next fall, have an academic average of at least 70%, and require financial aid to continue his/her studies. The electronic application form for this bursary is available between January 1st and April 30th.

$1500 - 7 awarded throughout Canada 

Association of Teachers of Exceptional Children

An ATEC special achievement purse or he will be awarded to a student who through personal sacrifice and effort has made the greatest strides in realizing their potential. The recipient of this bursary should be:

1. A student who has been enrolled in a recognized educational institution within the last 12 months.

2. A student who is been tested and diagnosed as having a learning pattern requiring special placement of some form of remedial help or course adjustment.

3. A student who has presented a positive role model to other students experiencing academic challenges (difficulties).

4. A student who has made a concerted effort to become involved in extracurricular school activities.

5. A student who has consistently met or surpassed educational goals collaboratively set by the students, parents, and all educators involved.

6. A student whose personal situation clearly shows a need for financial assistance.

7. A student going onto an excepted by a post-secondary institution.

Complete the application form below (rename the document to include your name). If you do not have access to a Google account to complete this form, please contact klcooper@nstu.ca.

Submit your application and supporting documentation (listed in Section 7 of the application) to the ATEC committee by email: atecnstu@gmail.com or klcooper@nstu.ca. Applications are due by April 30, 2024.

The Bill Riley Award will be presented to a player in Nova Scotia of African descent who embodies the characteristics and traits that Riley demonstrated during his celebrated hockey career:

 - an exceptional teammate

- competitive

- passionate about the sport

- tenacious work ethic

The Bill Riley Academic Scholarship ($2000) will be presented to a graduating player of African descent who plans to pursue a post-secondary education after high school.  Like Riley the recipient should be a driven, hard-working student who is passionate about hockey.

Eligible applicants must:

• Be enrolled at or recently graduated from a Canadian high school, non-veterinary program in a college or university.

• Demonstrate an enthusiasm for the profession and an intent to seek entry into a veterinary medicine or veterinary technician program.

• Be a Black-identifying citizen or permanent resident of Canada.

BVAC and VIBE members and employees of VetStrategy and Animalytix, as well their immediate family members, are not eligible for the bursary.

Applicants must be residents of HRM and pursuing post-secondary studies in Atlantic Canada. Applicants will be adjudicated upon the basis of their scholastic achievement, community involvement, athletic accomplishments and financial need. Submit application form, grade 11 final results and grade 12 mid-term results, two letters of reference to Community Foundation of Nova Scotia directly.

Prizes total over $75,000. This award is not academic/merit based; is open to high school and college students 16 years of age and older. 

In addition to $20,000 from CIBC to use for school or student debt, it contains a whole host of other awards. 

Easy to enter! 

The CFUW Charitable Trust provides funds for a range of post graduate awards and fellowships to women. The Trust is supported by donations from CFUW clubs, individual club members and non-members. The CFUW Fellowships and Awards Program is an affirmative action program as provided for in the Constitution of Canada and eligibility is restricted to women. CFUW’s Fellowship and Award winners have produced work in a variety of academic areas, including international humanitarian efforts, feminist and gender analysis, advanced science, medicine, social justice and human rights for women and girls.

Applicants for this Scholarship Program must be either hard of hearing, deafened or oral deaf. Support documentation is required.

This scholarship is open only to young women students who are enrolled in a Canadian secondary school. The student can be in any year of study in secondary school. Applicants should be students who are making a contribution to their school's leadership teams or student councils. 

Must submit cover letter, essay, and two written references.

The Chris Huskilson Emera scholarship was created to honour former Emera President & CEO Chris Huskilson, who retired in 2018. 

Valued at $40,000, the scholarship is available to an Atlantic Canadian student attending an Atlantic Canadian university for studies in the related areas of science (natural), technology, engineering, entrepreneurship or math. 

Recipients of the scholarship are eligible for $10,000 per year for four years. Recipients also receive a paid 12-week internship and will work with a senior mentor from one of Emera’s companies.  

Are you a Grade 12 student in Nova Scotia? Know of a student whose actions could pay off?

Divert NS is awarding a total of $20,000 in scholarships to Grade 12 students who have exemplified dedication in protecting our environment! There are seven $2,500 Regional Scholarships to be won, as well as a new $2,500 scholarship for French applications.

To be eligible for this award, applicants must be enrolled full-time in the Cape Breton University Nursing Program.

Applicants will be adjudicated upon the basis of their financial need and academic standing.

Friends of Sable Island is offering $2,000 in scholarships to promote learning and awareness about Canada’s 43rd National Park.

$1500 (CDN) scholarship (winner) and $500 (CDN) for second place is open to any grade 12 student in the Nova Scotia school system.

Monies must be applied to a post-secondary educational institution in 2023. Funds will be paid to the post-secondary institution on the student’s behalf.

Are you an African Nova Scotian student heading into your first year of a B.Sc. (Agriculture) program at a Canadian University? Take advantage of this exciting opportunity to begin a fulfilling career.

At least $2500 available to support your first year in an agricultural degree program at a Canadian University

In addition, after finishing your first year, you will be eligible to a summer paid internship with the Nova Scotia Dept of Agriculture.

The Herbert H. Carnegie Future Aces Foundation’s National Citizenship Award and Scholarship Program provides merit-based scholarships to secondary students across Canada who exhibit exemplary citizenship qualities in their communities through extensive community service, volunteerism and humanitarian causes. 

The National Citizenship Award and Scholarship Program is open to every graduating high school or CEGEP student from coast-to-coast-to-coast.  This non-renewable scholarship is valued at $1000 and tenable at any post-secondary institution. We’ve awarded over $900,000 to Canada’s best and brightest students, and we’re not going to stop now! 

Are you a Mi'kmaw student heading into your first year of a B.Sc. (Agriculture) program at a Canadian University? Take advantage of this exciting opportunity to begin a fulfilling career.

At least $2500 available to support your first year in an agricultural degree program at a Canadian University

In addition, after finishing your first year, you will be eligible to a summer paid internship with the Nova Scotia Dept of Agriculture.

Open to Junior High and High School students of African Heritage. Valued at up to $5000.

Made possible through a $1 million endowment established by TD Bank in 2011, the  Imhotep's Legacy (ILA)-TD Opportunity Scholarships may be used towards the cost of STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) studies at Dalhousie University.