Scholarship Information
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These website databases will help identify numerous external awards and scholarships you might be eligible for across Canada.
Scholarships 2023/2024
If you were elected Premier of Manitoba, what would you do?
The Manitoba Young Liberal Scholarships are open to youth aged 16 to 25 who are entering, or are currently enrolled in, a Manitoba post-secondary institution.
3 $500 Scholarships available
Due: May 20, 2024
Manitoba Beef Producers is pleased to make available six $1,000 scholarships annually for MBP members or their children attending a university, college, other post-secondary institution or pursuing trades training.
Check out the details
Due June 21, 2024
The Louis Riel Institute offers a range of bursaries and awards empowering Red River Métis individuals to pursue their educational and professional aspirations.
Please click on the link to see the list of awards available.
Deadline June 26th
This award is available to Red River Métis students who are in grade 12, will be graduating this year, and who plan on going to post-secondary school in the fall. The student must also excel in Math and/or Science.
A total of 2 applicants will receive this award. Eligible students must be able to provide proof of Manitoba Métis Federation citizenship, a copy of the most recent transcript or statement of marks, a letter of recommendation from a Métis community member, and a letter of recommendation from a member of the student's academic or work community.
Please see application for more details on what is required for the recommendations.
Deadline April 30, 2024
The Jordan's Principle Scholarship is open to First Nations students studying children’s holistic health or wellbeing at a Canadian post-secondary institution.
In addition, applications will require the following:
Confirmation of First Nations identity.
Confirmation of registration at a Canadian post-secondary institution in a program directly relevant to children’s holistic health or wellbeing.
Demonstrated commitment to First Nations children’s health and community service.
Demonstrated knowledge of Jordan’s Principle.
Demonstrated academic commitment and achievement.
Financial need will be considered.
This is a one-time award not renewable to past recipients.
Deadline: May 3, 2024
3 Scholarship catagories
STEM
Indigenous Legacy
Trades
Deadline: April 30, 2024
Award Amount: Variable
Who can apply?
Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
Must be active in Canadian sport; as an athlete, practitioner (coach, official, administrator) or educator (teacher, university or college faculty, etc.)
If an athlete, must be engaged in post-secondary education
What will I have to do?
Complete online application
Deadline: April 30, 2024
Award Amount: Three scholarships each worth $500
Who can apply?
to youth aged 17-21 who reside within the boundaries of Manitoba for furthering their knowledge or education related to regenerative agriculture, sustainable food systems, and environmental stewardship.
Examples of further education may include, but are not limited to: tuition at an educational institution, and/or registration for a course or conference
What will I have to do?
Answer the following question via an essay, video, slideshow or other format in which you feel comfortable, but please limit your application to the equivalent of two written pages or a two-minute video/audio recording.
How would you use $500 to further your knowledge or education in the areas of regenerative agriculture, sustainable food systems, and/or environmental stewardship and why is this important to you?
Deadline: April 16, 2024
Amount: 50 bursaries, each worth $6,000
Who can apply?
Be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person
Have completed high school level education, or the equivalent, by the fall of 2023
Be accepted to a post-secondary program at an eligible Canadian institution, attending in Fall 2023
Demonstrate financial need
Be the first generation in their family to attend post-secondary
Deadline: April 15, 2024
Amount: Two bursaries, each worth $2,000
Who can apply?
Be accepted to enter or already be enrolled in full-time studies in an agriculture and/or food science bachelor or diploma program at an accredited Western Canadian university or accredited college (Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia)
Use the bursary within the academic year it is awarded
Provide all of the information and documentation as outlined in the application process
Preference will be given to applicants that are pursuing studies that are applicable to the commercial potato and vegetable industries in Western Canada
Self-identify financial need
What will I have to do?
Attach proof of successful completion of your last level of education (High school or University/College). A report card or a transcript can be provided as a PDF
First-year students only, attach your acceptance letter to an Ag or Food Science program. Upload as PDF
Attach a recent resume including education, employment and volunteer, community and school activities. Upload as PDF
Attach at least two reference letters (teacher, employer, community leader). Upload as PDF
Attach a one-page vision essay (500 words max). Upload as PDF. Your essay must describe:
your current involvement in a farming operation (if applicable)
your interests in the Agriculture/ Edible Horticulture/ Food Science industry
why you chose this area of study
how you plan or would like to be involved in the industry in the future
and finally, please self-identify why this bursary would be of benefit to you.
Deadline: April 12, 2024
Award Amount: Four awards worth $1,000, one worth $1,500 and one worth $2,000
Who can apply?
Applicants to this Scholarship Program must be either hard of hearing, deafened or oral deaf. Support documentation is required
Hard of hearing: a person with any level of hearing loss, from mild to profound, whose primary method of communication is the spoken language
Deafened: a person with a profound level of hearing loss acquired in adulthood (after learning oral communication)
Oral deaf: a person with a profound level of hearing loss, occurring congenitally or with an onset early in life, whose primary method of communication is the spoken language
Eligible applicants may be first-time or returning post-secondary students, registered in a full-time program at a recognized College or University. Applicants must be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident/landed immigrant, convention refugee or a protected person living in Canada, as defined in the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.
Applications will be judged by a number of criteria including academic achievement, determination to cope with hearing loss, and community involvement
What will I have to do?
Submit the following:
Application form
A signed audiogram
School transcripts
Personal statement
Two Letters of Reference
Deadline: April 12, 2024
Award Amount: First Place $1,000, Runner Up $250
Who can apply?
Be a student pursuing a college or university degree (associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctorate) or a trade certification in a technical college
Be enrolled full-time at a post-secondary institution
Be 18 years or older at the time of entry
What will I have to do?
Write an original essay, no longer than 1,200 words, about the connection between substance use and mental health among college students.
Deadline: April 10, 2024
Award Amount: $2,500 each to a male and female hockey player
Who can apply?
The criteria for this award would include:
Must be a graduating grade 12 students pursuing post-secondary education
On-ice skills and achievements, as well as off-ice activities including: leadership in school and community, participation in school and community activities
Mentorship of fellow/sister athletes and students
One letter of reference is required to accompany the application
Minimum academic average of 70%
Applications will be evaluated by a committee made up of ex NHL players
What will I have to do?
Each team is asked to nominate a player to be considered for this scholarship. If you would like to be considered, speak to your coach
Deadline: April 5, 2024
Award Amount: Four scholarships each worth $500
Who can apply?
Accepted to post-secondary institution in Winnipeg during 2024/2025
Demonstrated leadership
Community involvement
Connection with a United Way funded organization
Financial Need
What will I have to do?
The four-page Youth Leaders in Action application form
A signed Acknowledgement and Authorization section
A completed reference form that has been filled out by your supervisor at the United Way Winnipeg agency partner where you are involved
A copy of your latest academic transcript
Several Scholarships for athletes and coaches
Deadline March 31, 2024
Several Scholarships available to all hockey athletes going onto post secondary education
Deadline March 31, 2024
Aerospace
Agriculture & Agri-Food
Creative Arts
Business
Tourism
Deadline: May 12th
Since 2012, Athena Leadership has proudly awarded the Leader of Tomorrow scholarship to one outstanding young woman in the Manitoba community. The $3,000 scholarship exists to provide educational opportunity, and is heavily focused on recognizing and supporting young women+ who demonstrate leadership ability, more so than academic standing. With many deserving young leaders in need of assistance, Athena Leadership established the Leader of Tomorrow Fund which it has since awarded annually.
The Leader of Tomorrow Scholarship is available to candidates who meet all of the following requirements:
Woman+ (including those who identify as female) aged 17-24 years old (as of January 1 of the current calendar year)
Entering or enrolled in an accredited public Manitoba post-secondary education institution for the coming academic year
A proven track record of contributing to the community, clear career aspirations, and demonstrable and/or developing leadership qualities
A Canadian citizen or accredited visiting student
Exhibits financial need
Exemplifies Athena values of Empowerment, Integrity and Philanthropy
Due March 1, 2024
Scholarships are available to high school students who are entering the automotive industry and working towards their Red Seal Certification.
Due April 19th, 2024
Are you active in your community or do youhave ideas on how to make it a better placeto call home?
Submit an essay of up to 1250 wordsanswering one of the questions below and you couldwin $1000!
1. What does a “bright future” look like for you?
2.How have you demonstrated leadership or charitywithin your community to make it a better place?
3.How can we ensure fair and affordable housingfor all Canadians
Deadline March 13, 2024
Prestige Student Scholarship Program
Class of 2024 graduates photographed by Prestige Photography can apply for a scholarship by sharing their Prestige Photography experience in a formal one-page essay. A total of 3 scholarships of $1,000 each will be awarded between United States and Canada. Essays may be used to promote Prestige Photography. The essay topic is as follows:
Class of 2024 graduates photographed by Prestige Photography can apply for a scholarship by sharing their Prestige Photography experience in a formal one-page essay. A total of 3 scholarships of $1,000 each will be awarded between United States and Canada. Essays may be used to promote Prestige Photography. The essay topic is as follows:
“Tell us what grad year means to you and how your Prestige pictures help celebrate your
achievements.”
Check out this guide! It has loads of scholarships and bursaries. I have copies of this guide in the Career Centre aswell. This is a fantastic resource that has been complied by Futures Forward.
Deadline: February 7, 2024
Award Amount: 20 scholarships of up to $10,000 each per year to use toward tuition, textbooks, supplies, and living expenses.
Who can apply?
You are eligible to apply to the RBC Indigenous Student Awards Program if you are a Status Indian* (Indian defined in Section 2(1) of the Indian Act), a Non-status Indian, Inuit or Metis
A permanent resident or citizen of Canada
Have applied or are currently attending an accredited post-secondary institution in Canada
Must maintain a full course load that leads to a recognized degree, certificate or diploma and maintain good academic standing (RBC requests confirmation of your full course load and good academic standing at the beginning of every fall and winter semester)
Have shown strong potential to successfully complete the program
Require financial assistance to pursue post-secondary education
Are not an RBC employee or a dependent of someone who is
What will I have to do?
Submit the following:
Completed application (available online)
Copy of your most current academic transcript
Letter of recommendation from a teacher, employer, or member of your community
Deadline: February 1, 2024
Award Amount: $1,000
Who can apply?
Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
Must be a full-time student in the process of graduating from high school or currently studying or registered at a post-secondary institution
Must not have previously been awarded a Kin Canada Bursary
Will be evaluated on their community and school involvement, knowledge of Kin Canada and financial need
What will I have to do?
Complete and mail the standard current application form to only ONE Kinsmen, Kinette, or Kin club nearest to your permanent residence
Deadline: February 1, 2024
Award Amount: Amounts vary.
Who can apply?
There is one application for all of Indspire's bursaries, scholarships and awards, barring a few exceptions. To be eligible for a Building Brighter Futures financial awards applicants must meet the following criteria:
Be an Indigenous person
Be enrolled in an accredited education program; a professional development program; a continuing education program; a traditional knowledge program or arts training
Can not be a member of the staff, board or jury at the time of applying for funding support
What will I have to do?
Complete the application
Submit Indigenous card (front & back)
Submit grades
Submit proof of enrollment
Submit letter from Indigenous organization regarding educational funding
Tuition Waiver Applications Now Available!
Get funded for post-secondary!
Tuition Waivers are scholarships offered by 10 participating universities and colleges to current and former youth in care in Manitoba - no age cap! They can cover up to the full tuition cost of your college or university degree, diploma, or certificate, with additional funding available for supplies and a living stipend.
Applications are now available and are due March 31!
Full application details below, but to be eligible to apply you must:
Be a current or former youth in Manitoba CFS care (no minimum amount of time required; no age cap)
Have applied to a participating post-secondary institution OR be a current student at a participating post-secondary institution
You do not need an acceptance letter to apply
Please note:
Each participating institution has its own application form. Please read the application carefully and complete fully.
Funding and fees covered varies per institution.
Application fees and program deposits where applicable are the responsibility of the applicant.
Tuition Waivers are not guaranteed. Note that Futures Forward does not provide any funding; decisions are up to the discretion of each individual institution.
Award Amount: $500
Who can apply?
All students are eligible!
What will I have to do?
Sign up for a ScholarTree.ca and a Grammarly account
Using the test paragraph provided, follow the steps to see how Grammarly works
Provide feedback responses about using Grammarly on ScholarTree.ca’s online application form
No purchases/spending money required
Deadline: January 15, 2024
Award Amount: Four Scholarships each worth $750
Who can apply?
Two scholarships are available for grade 12 or returning university students from Manitoba who are pursuing a career directly related to working with persons with exceptionalities. The individuals must be entering or in a current full-time education program in a Canadian post-secondary institution
The other two scholarships are for students with exceptional needs who are transitioning from high school to post-school life, such as post-secondary education, job training or employment. The winning students must demonstrate a ‘Yes I Can’ attitude. The scholarship money is given directly to the student upon verification of enrollment (if pursuing post-secondary education) or other appropriate evidence of their post-school plan
What will I have to do?
Complete an application form
A current resume
Complete an Essay
Hand in two Reference letters
Complete academic record
Deadline January 9th, 2024
Award Amount: $750
Who can apply?
Canadian citizens/permanent residents 30 years old or younger
Must be enrolled/accepted for enrolment as a full-time/part-time student at an accredited post-secondary institution
What will I have to do?
Write an essay/letter discussing how financial literacy has made a difference in your life; how you have budgeted, saved, invested, paid down debt, applied for scholarships, or had a side hustle
Complete the online application form
Upload proof of enrolment/acceptance
Deadline: December 31, 2023 (another round available in April)
Award Amount: Two awards, each worth $2,000
Who can apply?
A Canadian citizen, between the ages of 17-30 as of June 30th in the year of your application, of Italian descent and a resident of Manitoba, OR, a Manitoban who is presently attending school out of province
Entering or attending full time post-secondary education (university, college, trades) or graduate studies. (Proof of enrolment must be provided)
Have not previously received a Sons of Italy award
Note that preference will be given to those applicants who can demonstrate the following:
Participation in the Italian community
A genuine interest in their Italian heritage
Good academic standing
Achievement in their field of training or cultural pursuit
Co-curricular activities/achievements and/or community service
Financial need
Due: December 30, 2023
Award Amount: $1,000
Who can apply?
Graduating high school volleyball players in Manitoba pursuing post-secondary education
Must demonstrate academic excellence (75%+ average) and involvement in extracurricular activities
Special consideration may be given to athletes who: live in rural MB, have competed on a provincial team, or will be participating in a varsity volleyball program at a Canadian College or University
What will I have to do?
Complete online application form
Submit a letter from principal certifying candidate’s scholarship, character, and school citizenship
Submit a letter from coach indicating candidate’s character, volleyball ability, involvement in other school programs, and service in the school
Submit latest transcript
2-3 paragraph letter written by the student outlining sports involvement and future sports, post-secondary, and career plans
Due Dec. 8, 2023
Award Amount: Up to $28,000
Who can apply?
Students in good academic standing
Canadian citizens or landed immigrants
Students graduating from high school
Involved in voluntary humanitarian activities (for which they have not been compensated)
Planning to or are already studying towards their first university degree or diploma at a Canadian post-secondary institution
What will I have to do?
Applicants must provide three 3 references and upload online an unofficial 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). References will be emailed a link requesting they complete an online Reference Form on behalf of the applicant
The online application, including all the accompanying documents, must be completed and submitted by the deadline– before midnight. Applications and all documentation (including Reference Forms and unofficial transcripts) received after that date will not be considered, nor will they be held over for the next year
Due December 1, 2023
BMO Financial Group Leader of Tomorrow Scholarships will be offered to students who:
1. have achieved a high school average of at least 90 percent calculated on the basis of results in (or equivalent courses for Canadian students outside of Manitoba): a. English 30S or Français 30S and Anglais 30S b. Mathematics 30S (either precalculus 30S or applied 30S only) c. the highest marks in three of Biology 30S, Chemistry 30S, Physics 30S, History 30F, Geography 30S, Computer Science 30s, or a language at the 30S level other than those accepted for (a) above;
2. have demonstrated evidence of leadership qualities and future potential;
3. have demonstrated evidence of a high level of communication skills;
4. have a record of community involvement (e.g., school, local community city-wide, regional, national, international);
5. have demonstrated evidence of special abilities other than those shown by academic results (e.g., artistic, athletic, or linguistic skills, literary accomplishments);
6. have completed a University of Manitoba application for admission by the December 1 deadline, including payment of application fee.
Due Dec. 1, 2023
BMO Financial Group Indigenous Leader of Tomorrow Scholarships will be offered to students who:
1. are Indigenous (Status, Non-Status, Métis, Inuit)
2. have achieved a high school average of at least 90 percent calculated on the basis of results in (or equivalent courses for Canadian students outside of Manitoba): a. English 30S or Français 30S and Anglais 30S b. Mathematics 30S (either precalculus 30S or applied 30S only) c. the highest marks in three of Biology 30S, Chemistry 30S, Physics 30S, History 30F, Geography 30S, Computer Science 30s, or a language at the 30S level other than those accepted for (a) above;
3. have demonstrated evidence of leadership qualities and future potential;
4. have demonstrated evidence of a high level of communication skills;
5. have a record of community involvement (e.g., school, local community city-wide, regional, national, international);
6. have demonstrated evidence of special abilities other than those shown by academic results (e.g., artistic, athletic, or linguistic skills, literary accomplishments);
7. have completed a University of Manitoba application for admission by the December 1 deadline, including payment of application fee.
Due Dec. 1, 2023
Regardless of your field of study, scholarships are open to First Nation, Metis and Inuit who are members / citizen of a First Nation, Metis or Inuit community who:
● have applied for a full-time minimum 2-year program with an approved post-secondary institution for the next year of study; or
● are enrolled in, or accepted to, a full-time minimum two-year program with an approved post-secondary institution for the next year of study
Click the link for further details
Due: November 6, 2023
Have you shown exceptional leadership in helping to make a meaningful and lasting difference in your community? We’re more interested in the mark you’re making in the world than the marks you’re getting in the classroom. This scholarship program is open to student leaders with an average of 75% and up, who are helping to support positive change in their communities.
Due: November 15th
Do you care about positively contributing to your community? Are you ready to build a better future? Loran Scholarship Foundation is looking for young Canadians to join the next class of Loran Scholars!
Click on the link for further information and online application.
Due: October 11, 2023
Scholarships 2022/23
Scholarships are open exclusively to Manitoba resident Grade 12 high school students.
Candidates must be able to demonstrate acceptance into a full-time, accredited post-secondary degree or diploma program that is directly related to their category of application, for the upcoming academic year.
Scholarship winners will only receive their award upon demonstrating proof and acceptance of such enrollment, and payment of tuition for the upcoming academic year.
Up to (4) scholarships may be awarded, each to a maximum value of $750
Due May 23, 2023
The WMBA Foundation have once again announced that it will be awarding two scholarships to provide financial assistance to boys and girls graduating from high school. The awards are geared towards those who have plans to further their education in college or university and intend on pursuing excellence in playing, refereeing, convening or coaching basketball. The award will aim to recognize those who have demonstrated extraordinary commitment to basketball and have been an ambassador for the WMBA by promoting the league in the community.
Up to $500 is available for the selected male and female applicant.
Due: June 9th
SNOMAN will provide one scholarship per region in the amount of $1,000.00.
Applicants must be members of a snowmobile club that is within one of the SNOMAN regions.
Applicants must be Manitoba residents planning to attend or attend post-secondary education in the upcoming academic year.
Applicants must be graduating high school students.
Priority will be given to students attending a Canadian Post-Secondary Institution.
Deadline May 15, 2023
Each year, Cambrian awards scholarships to select students through Learning for Life to support continued education in the community. The scholarship is offered to high school students in Manitoba who are pursuing a post-secondary education in the academic term following graduation or 1 gap year.
Deadline May 31, 2023
The Vickar Community Chevrolet Award is available to Red River Métis students enrolled at Red River College Polytechnic and registered in one of the prerequisite programs:
Automotive Technician (Certificate)
Automotive Technician (Diploma)
Collision Repair & Refinishing
Introduction to Trades (Automotive)
Business Administration
Commerce, Industry Sales & Marketing
Deadline October 15, 2023
This Bursary is available to Red River Métis students across Manitoba who excel in academics and the community and who show financial need. Post-secondary students who have been a resident of Manitoba for the last 12 months may qualify for the Mary Guilbault Métis Bursary, administered through the Louis Riel Institute.
Deadline October 1, 2023
The Senator Gerry & Margaret St. Germain Bursary is available to grade 12 Red River Métis students across Manitoba who excel in Math/or Science and are involved in the Red River Métis Community. If you are planning a post-secondary education in Manitoba, you may quality for the bursary which is administered through the Louis Riel Institute.
Deadline June 26, 2023
The Red River Métis & Cantor's Family Award is available to Red River Métis students who are attending a post-secondary institution in Manitoba. The student must be enrolled in butcher/abattoir, culinary arts, or any agricultural programs which focus on the study of livestock and processes used for the purpose of feeding people or a related field in which you can express the connection to the butcher/abattoir field.
November 1, 2023
The MMF continues to support post-secondary students through the Louis Riel Bursary. These bursaries are available to Metis students at several post secondary institutions across Manitoba and are administered through the Louis Riel Institute in partnership with the post-secondary institutions.
Various Due Dates
8 Scholarships of $1, 000 are available
Be accepted to or be currently enrolled in a university, college, or other recognized post-secondary institution within Canada with a minimum 80% course load
Be 17 to 25 years of age
Be a resident of Manitoba for a minimum of six (6) months
CRITERIA FOR SELECTION
Demonstrate active involvement in preserving cultural heritage. This may be done through volunteer work or employment within Canada. It may involve any cultural heritage.
Volunteer in a cultural activity in the general community.
Have achieved a minimum academic average of 70% or a cumulative 2.5 GPA.
Due: May 1, 2023
Trade Bursary
The Kinsmen Club of Winnipeg awards one $1,000 bursary annually to assist an individual pursuing a career in any trade. The bursary is administered by the Red River Exhibition Foundation and may be used for assistance with tuition fees, tools or learning aids in conjunction with their post-secondary education or apprenticeship training in any trade career.
Community Leadership Award: The Kinsmen Club of Winnipeg awards one $1,000 bursary annually to assist a Manitoban entering or attending post-secondary school or an apprenticeship program who has shown exemplary leadership skills, keen interest in community involvement and exceptional citizenship. The bursary is administered by the Red River Exhibition Foundation and may be used for assistance with tuition fees, tools or learning aids in conjunction with their post-secondary education or training.
Kathy Kennedy Bursary: One $1,500 bursary is awarded annually to a student enrolled in the Creative Communications program at Red River College.The bursary is made on behalf of Kathy Kennedy and her 30 years of service to the Kinsmen Club of Winnipeg through the Kinsmen Jackpot Bingo program. Kathy will personally select the recipient and award the bursary.
Deadline: May 12, 2023
Deadline: May 12, 2023
The Ron Meyers Memorial Scholarship for Performing Arts is awarded annually to an individual pursuing a career in the performing arts.
The successful candidate must meet the following Essential Criteria:
A full-time student who is a Manitoba resident
A student who is striving toward making performance their future objective
A history of performance activity
A student who has been accepted into a performing arts program at the post-secondary level
Deadline: May 12, 2023
The Bob Lang Memorial Scholarships are presented in honour of the memory of Bob Lang, a long-serving employee of the Red River Exhibition Association, and are provided to young people pursuing post-secondary education in the aerospace industry.
Deadline: May 12, 2023
Three W. Garfield Weston Foundation and the real Canadian Superstore scholarships are presented to Manitoba residents pursuing post-secondary studies in a business-related program at a Manitoba university or accredited college.
Deadline: May 12, 2023
Three $1,000 tourism scholarships for Manitoba students are awarded annually.
Criteria:
A resident of Manitoba
A student entering or continuing in a hospitality or tourism diploma program at Red River College, Assiniboine Community College or Université de Saint-Boniface.
Every year, the Red River Exhibition Foundation awards scholarships and bursaries in support of the Red River Exhibition Association’s mandate to promote industry, commerce, tourism and agriculture.
AGRICULTURE AND AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRY- 8 SCHOLARSHIPS
Deadline: May 12th
Farm Family of the Year
Manitoba Women’s Institute
Manitoba Farm Women’s Conference
Cam Brown Scholarship for International Study
50th Anniversary of the Farm Family
Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame
4-H Centennial Scholarship
R.D. Payne Equine Scholarship
Due: March 31, 2023 - EXTENDED TO MAY 31st!!!
Aboriginal Education Awards The Business Council offers awards for Indigenous students to assist with the cost of tuition, books, and supplies during the academic year. Each award is $3000 for university and $2000 for college students.
Eligibility:
• Aboriginal ancestry (First Nations, Metis, Inuit)
• You are a citizen of Canada or permanent resident, having resided in Manitoba for the last 12 months
• You plan to attend one of the listed Manitoba post-secondary institutions in any discipline (see website)
• You plan to maintain full time student status (at least a 60% course load) • You are in need of financial assistance
Applications must be submitted to the awards office at the university or college you plan to attend by March 31 For more information, contact: • Phone: (204) 942-3637 • Email: bcmawards@businesscouncil.mb.ca
The 2022 Access Credit Union "Tell us Your Story " Scholarship Program is designed to reward students who align with our values of integrity, service, innovation, and opportunity. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of applicant character and values.
Access Credit Union will award one $5,000, two $2,500, and five $1,000 scholarships in 2023.
Eligibility Criteria:
• Applicants must reside in Manitoba.
• Applicants must currently attend high school full-time (be it public school, private school, or home school) and be eligible to graduate in June of the current year.
• Applicants must plan to continue their education at a recognized post-secondary institution in fall of the current year.
Due: May 1, 2023
Manitoba Beef Producers is pleased to make available six $1,000 scholarships annually for MBP members or their children attending a university, college, other post-secondary institution or pursuing trades training. Preference will be given to those students pursuing a field of study related to agriculture or to those acquiring a skilled trade or pursuing a career that would be beneficial to the rural economy.
Eligibility: • Must be an active Manitoba beef producer or the child of an active Manitoba beef producer. Note: This can also include active beef producers returning to school after a period of time in the workforce. • Must be pursuing post-secondary studies or trades training in the 2023-24 academic year. • Post-secondary programs or trades training must be a minimum of one academic year in duration.
See Full Posting and Application Form in the Career Centre
Due: June 23rd 4:30pm
Andrew Henderson Memorial Scholarship
The friends of Lower Fort Garry established the Andrew Henderson Memorial Scholarship to remember and celebrate their friend and supporter, Andrew. The scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving graduating student from the Lord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive Secondary School attending post secondary studies, who exemplifies Andrew's passion for history, creativity, inclusivity and authenticity.
Candidates are invited to submit a piece they are proud of, which they feel showcases their love of history or the performing arts. Acceptable content for submission may include but is not limited to essays, poems, stories, songs, set or costume design or films. Students may submit a piece previously completed, such as one for a class project. Please note: entries may be displayed at Lower Fort Gary National Historic Site, and/or on the Friends of Lower Fort Gary website and social media pages.
Scholarship amount : $500
Due: May 30th, 2022
Please see Full Posting in the Career Centre
TADD Scholarship/Bursary
Due May 26th, 2023
TADD Manitoba is please to once again be offering two, $500 Leading Change Scholarship/Bursary to deserving Manitoba high schools students. These students must have shown great interest in investing in their community, to inspire positive change.
We are offering four students Leading Change Scholarship/Bursary’s worth $500.00 each (2 scholarships, 2 bursaries). The scholarship/bursary is open to all students within Manitoba. However, preference will be given to those students who are actively involved in their TADD school groups/committees.
Hard Copies of the application are available in the Career Centre
I have just posted a package of scholarship opportunities for graduates who identify as indigenous. Please pick up your package in the Career Centre
Due April 30th, 2023
Lift Parts Express awards a $500 scholarship to a student every year given they fill out an application and submit before the given deadline
Eligibility: • A current student between the ages of 16 – 21 years’ old
• Be a legal resident of the Canada
• Enrolled or expected to be enrolled by the Fall of 2023
• Submit a completed online application form prior to the deadline.
• Student must have a 2.5 GPA or above
• Student must write an essay on this year’s topic.
1. Community Leaders: 1 scholarship x $10,000; 100 scholarships x $2,500 • In support of students who demonstrate a strong community commitment through leadership, volunteerism, community involvement or other activities that benefit their community.
2. Trades: 1 scholarship x $10,000; 100 scholarships x $2,500 • In support of students who are entering or enrolled in a qualifying trades program at a registered education institute, including mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, welding, pipe fitting and camp related positions.
3. Indigenous Legacy: 1 scholarship x $10,000; 75 scholarships x $5,000 • In support of Indigenous students (First Nation, Métis, Inuit or Non-Status) pursuing any full-time, post-secondary program at a registered education institute.
Due March 13, 2023
The Quest for Excellence scholarship program is a cash scholarship that recognizes students for their ongoing community contributions and pursuit of leadership. RE/MAX Canada is pleased to expand the existing Quest for Excellence scholarship program in 2023, now offering 40 scholarships of $1,000 each to students across Canada (except for Quebec).
To apply for the Quest for Excellence scholarship, 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?
The essays are to be submitted by March 13, 2023
Every year, the Native Women’s Association of Canada hands out the Helen Bassett Commemorative Award to four young Indigenous women, Two-Spirit, or gender-diverse students in the amount of $1,000 each.
Eligibility:
• Be currently pursuing post-secondary studies (priority is given to students who are studying law or are in a law-related field)
• Demonstrate financial need
• Be an Indigenous woman, gender-diverse, or Two-Spirit person under 31 years of age
• Demonstrate a commitment to improving the situation of Indigenous women and youth in Canada politically, culturally, economically, or otherwise
Applications will open in spring/summer 2023. (2022 deadline was July 15)
Scholarships of $1,000 will be awarded to Indigenous students who are enrolled in a full-time Trades program at a recognized post-secondary institution in Winnipeg. The $1,000 scholarship is awarded to assist with tuition expenses and is provided directly to the institution on their behalf.
Eligibility:
• Must be of Indigenous descent (Status, Non-status, Métis or Inuit) and 30 years of age or younger.
• Must provide proof of registration in a full-time Trades program at a recognized post-secondary institution located in Winnipeg.
• Show a combination of academic achievement and community leadership.
• Preference will be given to students interested in careers with the City of Winnipeg.
Applications will open next year. (2022 deadline was August 12)
Mail, drop off or email completed applications to: Jacquie Lylyk - Community Development Worker • Indigenous Relations Division – City of Winnipeg • 3rd Floor - 510 Main Street (Susan A. Thompson Building) • Winnipeg, MB R3B 1B9 • Email: jlylyk@winnipeg.ca
The scholarship exists to provide educational opportunity, and is heavily focused on recognizing and supporting young women+ who demonstrate leadership ability, more so than academic standing. With many deserving young leaders in need of assistance, Athena Leadership established the Leader of Tomorrow Fund (proudly held and managed through The Winnipeg Foundation) which it has since awarded annually.
THE LEADER OF TOMORROW SCHOLARSHIP IS AVAILABLE TO CANDIDATES WHO MEET ALL OF THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS:
Woman+ (including those who identify as female) aged 17-24 years old (as of January 1 of the current calendar year)
Entering or enrolled in an accredited public Manitoba post-secondary education institution for the coming academic year
A proven track record of contributing to the community, clear career aspirations, and demonstrable and/or developing leadership qualities
Exhibits financial need
Must be a Canadian citizen or accredited visiting student
Due: March 1, 2023
Scholarship eligibility deadline: To be considered for Special Entrance Scholarships, complete your application for admission by March 1, 2023. The deadline for Application -Required Awards is also March 1, 2023. Complete the online application to be considered.
Deadline: January 15, 2023
Award Amount: $500
Who can apply?
All students are eligible!
What will I have to do?
Sign up for a ScholarTree.ca account and a Grammarly account
Using the test paragraph provided, follow the steps to see how Grammarly works
Provide feedback responses about using Grammarly on ScholarTree.ca’s online application form
No purchases/spending money required
Deadline: January 14, 2023
Award Amount: Five bursaries worth $25,000
Who can apply?
Students who will be pursuing post-secondary education within the STEAM fields.
What will I have to do?
be a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada by the application deadline
be 16 to 18 years of age by the application deadline
have been recognized for accomplishments in a formal capacity (e.g., selected as a winner or participant of a science fair, patent application, conference presentation) or less formal capacity (e.g., founding a coding club, developing a course for kids, creating an interactive art installation, volunteer work, community outreach)
have obtained, over the previous year of study, an academic average of 80% or higher
be preparing to enroll in the fall of 2022 in your first year of post-secondary education (university, college or CÉGEP) in a STEAM field at a Canadian institution
*Art and design fields will only be accepted if they are integrated in science and technology.
Deadline: January 16,2023
Regardless of your field of study, scholarships are open to First Nations, Metis and Inuit who are members / citizens of a First Nation, Metis or Inuit community who:
have applied for a full-time minimum 2-year program with an approved5 post-secondary institution for the next year of study; or
are enrolled in, or accepted to, a full-time minimum two-year program with an approved post-secondary institution for the next year of study
Employees of TD and its subsidiaries and their children are not eligible for these scholarships.2
Deadline: December 17th, 2022
Award Amount: $1,000 - $12,000
Can be used at any of the following institutions: University of Ottawa (ON), Université Sainte-Anne (NS), Université de Moncton (NB), Université Saint-Boniface (MB), University of Alberta's Campus Saint-Jean (AB), Laurentian University (ON), Glendon College of York University (ON).
Who can apply?
Canadian students in grades 10-12.
French as a Second Language (FSL): students enrolled in Core, Immersion, or Extended programs
French First Language (FFL): francophone/francophone equivalency students
What will I have to do?
Write and submit a 750-word essay in French on this year's chosen theme: In a future where everything is possible, how will the food we eat and the way it is produced have changed?
How do I apply? For further information visit the website: http://french-future.org/programs/essay-contest/
Deadline: December 15th, 2022
Award Amount: $1,000 per winner, 4 awards given
Who can apply?
Canadian Citizen (or permanent resident).
Enrolled (or enrolling) as full-time student of accredited college/university within a Canadian province, for completion of undergraduate degree in Logistics or equivalent field.
Limit of one (1) entry per contestant.
Employees and professional affiliates of Allied Van Lines (and their immediate families) are not eligible.
What will I have to do?
Complete all required sections of the application form.
Be sure to attach the following documents to your application form:
Copy of your most recent transcripts.
Some verification of enrollment at your college.
Submit a brief essay of between roughly 400 and 800 words, detailing why logistics/supply chain management is important within your college major of choice. A personalized tone, referencing your firsthand experience and sentiment, is best—no need to be too formal. We’d like to know why you truly believe in logistics as the best career path for you.
How do I apply? For complete details, including forms and rules, visit their website: https://www.alliedvanlines.ca/scholarship
for Indigenous Youth
Deadline to apply: Thursday, December 1, 2022
The RBC Future Launch Scholarships for Indigenous Youth awards 20 scholarships annually worth up to $10,000 (for up to four years) to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students across Canada.
Scholarship recipients will be selected based on their engagement in community, financial need, and likelihood of success in future studies and goals.
Applicants must meet the following scholarship eligibility requirements:
Identify as Status Indian*, a Non-Status Indian, Inuit or Métis;
Be a permanent resident or citizen of Canada;
Are between the age of 17 to 29 years old;
Be a high school student enrolled in the 12th grade in the 2022-2023 academic year that will be entering post-secondary studies at an eligible post-secondary institution** in the 2023-2024 academic year;
Deadline: December 15th, 2022
Award Amount: $1,000 per winner
Who can apply?
Canadian Citizen (or permanent resident).
Enrolled (or enrolling) as full-time student of accredited college/university within a Canadian province, for completion of undergraduate degree in Logistics or equivalent field.
Limit of one (1) entry per contestant.
Employees and professional affiliates of North American Van Lines (and their immediate families) are not eligible.
What will I have to do?
Complete all required sections of the application form.
Be sure to attach the following documents to your application form:
Copy of your most recent transcripts.
Some verification of enrollment at your college.
Submit a brief essay of between roughly 400 and 800 words, detailing why logistics/supply chain management is important within your college major of choice. A personalized tone, referencing your firsthand experience and sentiment, is best—no need to be too formal. We’d like to know why you truly believe in logistics as the best career path for you.
How do I apply? For complete details, including forms and rules, visit their website: https://www.northamericanvanlines.ca/scholarship
Deadline: December 15th, 2022
Award Amount: $1,000 to $50,000
Who can apply?
Be living in the United States, Canada or Puerto Rico
Be graduating high school seniors (U.S. and Puerto Rico), graduating from grade 12 (Canada) or graduating from home school education in the U.S., Puerto Rico or Canada
Have a cumulative high school grade point average of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale, or the equivalent
Plan to enroll full-time, without interruption, for the entire 2020-21 academic year at an accredited two- or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school in the U.S., Canada or Puerto Rico
What will I have to do?
Create an account online, fill out the application and apply.
How do I apply? For complete details, including forms and rules, visit their website: https://bk-scholars.com/
Deadline: December 1st, 2022
Award Amount: Up to $28,000
Who can apply?
Students 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).
Planning to or are already studying towards their first university degree or diploma at a Canadian post-secondary institution, or entering their 2nd year of CÉGEP in the upcoming academic year.
What will I have to do?
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.
The online application, including all the accompanying documents, must be completed and submitted online by the deadline – before midnight. Applications and all documentation (including Referee Forms and unofficial transcripts) received after that date will not be considered, nor will they be held over for the next year.
How do I apply? For further information visit the website: https://apply.terryfoxawards.ca/
Deadline: November 30th, 2022
Award Amount: $700
Who can apply?
Applicants must be enrolled in an automotive aftermarket industry related program or curriculum at a Canadian college or university. Includes students pursuing their studies as an automotive apprentice
It also includes studies in any of the following automotive sectors: auto body, hard parts, heavy duty, or motive power (machinists).
What will I have to do?
Alongside their application, students are required to submit:
A letter from the applicant stating his/her long-term automotive goals.
The applicant's letter should briefly outline why they believe they should be considered for this scholarship. It may include a summary of past school and work experience.
A letter from the applicant's primary automotive instructor stating why the instructor feels the scholarship applicant is worthy of receiving the scholarship.
An academic transcript.
A brief outline of the scholarship applicant's demonstrated leadership and civic abilities (community service, etc.).
An outline of financial considerations as they relate to the student's pursuit of their automotive studies. The scholarship applicant's degree of need should be clearly demonstrated. Other scholarships or awards won by the applicant should be noted, as well as the applicant's ability to continue his/her studies based on financial considerations.
How do I apply? For additional details, consult their website: Scholarship Link
Deadline: November 29th, 2022
Award Amount: Up to $1,000
Who can apply?
A student (over 18 years) who will be attending an accredited college, university, or trade school
What will I have to do?
Write an essay on how writing impacts today’s world.
How do I apply? For more information, including application form and instruction, visit their website: ServiceScape
Award Amount: Six scholarships worth $1,000
Who can apply?
Must be at least 17 years of age as of January 1, 2022.
Must be an active Manitoba beef producer or the child of an active Manitoba beef producer. Note: This can also include active beef producers returning to school after a period of time in the workforce.
Post-secondary programs or trades training must be a minimum of one year in duration
What will I have to do?
The completed application form
Either a typed 600-word (maximum) essay OR a 5-7-minute maximum video submission (NEW) discussing the topic “What the beef industry means to my family, my community and Manitoba.” Also, you need to identify in the essay or video the reasons you enjoy being involved in agriculture
A copy of your transcript (either high school, or a recognized college, university or trade school)
Proof of enrolment in a recognized institution (current transcript, or your acceptance letter, or a letter of intent indicating your intended institution and field of study for 2022-23)
A list of your community involvement (e.g. 4-H, community clubs, volunteer work, etc.)
The names of two references, including their addresses and telephone numbers.
Deadline: November 4th, 2022
Have you shown exceptional leadership in helping to make a meaningful and lasting difference in your community? We’d love to hear about your community leadership efforts and what inspired you to get involved. We’re more interested in the mark you’re making in the world than the marks you’re getting in the classroom.
The program is open to students with an average of 75% and up (outside Quebec), or a minimum R score of 26 (in Quebec), who are supporting positive change in their communities.
We’re interested in hearing from students who have demonstrated consistent and outstanding dedication to solving a community problem or making their community a better place. For example, you may be helping to clean up the environment, promote social justice, or fight child poverty.
Deadline November 15th,2022
Eligibility:
To be eligible to apply for the Horatio Alger Canadian Scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria:
Be enrolled full-time as a high school grade 11 or first-year CEGEP student in Canada
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
Be Canadian citizens
Applicants for both the Entrepreneurial and Canadian Scholarships are required to fill out only ONE application. The Association will use the one application to consider you for all programs for which you are eligible.
A special application period is open to fill our current class of scholarship recipients. Current Grade 12 students may apply Deadline: October 31, 2022.
Award Amount: Grand Prize: $6,000
The winning story will be published in Air Canada’s enRoute Magazine and on the Canada Writes website. The winning author will be interviewed on CBC Radio and be awarded a two-week residency at an Artist’s Colony.
4 Runners-Up will receive $1,000
Who can apply?
Open to all Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents
What will I have to do?
Submit an original and unpublished short story between 1200 and 1500 words
A fee of $25 is required
Deadline: October 31, 2022
Scholarships 2021/2022
The Asper Foundation offers renewable bursaries at $1,000 each for high school students who:
• Are enrolled full-time (minimum 60% course load) in their first year of study in University 1 or any faculty, college or school at the University of Manitoba;
• have achieved a minimum average of 70% on their high school courses used for admission;
• have demonstrated high financial need on the Asper Foundation Entrance bursary application form.
Three annual bursaries each valued at $6,000 are offered to Canadian high school students who:
are Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada;
have graduated from a Canadian high school or CEGEP no longer than 18 months prior to the start of the 2022-2023 academic session;
have demonstrated financial need based on a government student loan assessment from their home province Please Note:
MB students must include the financial information from their My Student Aid Online (MySAO) account; from the “My Award Information” tab and the “My Assessment Details” tab; have completed a University of Manitoba Fairfax bursary application; will register for full-time study (minimum 18 credit hours) in any faculty or school at the University of Manitoba that admits students directly from high school have achieved a minimum average of 80% on their high school courses used for admission.
Manitoba Hydro supports the youth of Manitoba in pursuit of academic excellence. Within our Educational Funding Program are specific awards available to Indigenous Students in Grades 10 - 12.
Trio Award
We offer 3 awards to 3 Indigenous students.
Student must have academic performance or demonstrated improvement (by grade) in the completion of Mathematics (Applied or Pre-calculus), English, and required level of Science:
$200 award for Grade 10 (20S Math, English, and 20F Science);
$300 award for Grade 11 (30S Math, English, and Physics);
$500 award for Grade 12 (40S Math, English, and Physics).
How to apply
Download and complete the application (PDF, 125 KB) or pick one up from your guidance counsellor.
Include cover letter, resumé, transcript, and proof of Indigenous ancestry with application.
Application deadline is July 15.
To be considered, students must include all required documentation listed on the application.
The CPA Manitoba Foundation is pleased to be awarding the Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA)
High School Scholarships to graduating high school students in Manitoba. Up to thirteen scholarships in
the amount of $1,000 each will be awarded, including six awards specifically for students from rural
Manitoba.
We are looking for students who meet the following criteria:
• Grade 12 student who will be attending one of Manitoba’s universities (students planning to
enter a community college or a university outside of Manitoba are not eligible, unless the student
plans to bridge from college to a Manitoba university);
• Overall average of 80% 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.
Deadline May 16th
Cambrian Credit Union is pleased to offer the Learning for Life Award for the 2021-2022 academic year.
This year, Cambrian will be providing five awards valued at $2,500 each to support students who are pursuing post-secondary education in the fall and exemplify leadership in one of the following five areas:
Arts & Culture
Promotes and supports cultural diversity in Manitoba by helping to create vibrant, dynamic communities through arts programs and initiatives.
Community Care
Helping to improve their community through programs and initiatives that improve the lives of others and volunteer efforts.
Education
Helping to bring awareness and understanding to various financial literacy programs by promoting and supporting an inclusive learning environment for their peers and community.
Health & Wellness
Making a difference in the lives of others through health focused programs and initiatives.
Member Award
A member at Cambrian Credit Union and helping to make a difference within their school and community.
Due: May, 31, 2022
Post Secondary Institution Awards
There are numerous scholarships and bursaries to apply for at each post-secondary institution in Manitoba. These internal awards can usually be found under the heading "Financial Aid and Awards" on your college/university.
Andrew Henderson Memorial Scholarship
The friends of Lower Fort Garry established the Andrew Henderson Memorial Scholarship to remember and celebrate their friend and supporter, Andrew. The scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving graduating student from the Lord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive Secondary School attending post secondary studies, who exemplifies Andrew's passion for history, creativity, inclusivity and authenticity.
Candidates are invited to submit a piece they are proud of, which they feel showcases their love of history or the performing arts. Acceptable content for submission may include but is not limited to essays, poems, stories, songs, set or costume design or films. Students may submit a piece previously completed, such as one for a class project. Please note: entries may be displayed at Lower Fort Gary National Historic Site, and/or on the Friends of Lower Fort Gary website and social media pages.
Scholarship amount : $500
Due: May 30th, 2022
Please see Full Posting in the Career Centre
Hockey Manitoba is fortunate to have the opportunity to offer a number of scholarships to our members in
recognition of their hard work and dedication both in the classroom and on the ice. The commitment shown to the
game, education and community is an integral part of developing our young athletes into strong community leaders.
Hockey Manitoba is very pleased to be able to provide financial support to our graduating members to assist with
post-secondary education.
Applicants completing this form are eligible for the following scholarships awarded annually:
GEORGE ALLARD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP $1,500
JACK FORSYTH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP $1,000
NICK HILL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP $1,000
ORVILLE ACRES MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP $1,000 (female applicants only)
BILL ADDISON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP $750
RALPH BORGER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP $750
ABBIE COO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP $750
SAM FABRO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP $750
SHELDON LANCHBERY SCHOLARSHIP $750
BUCK MATIOWSKI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP $750
DR. W.F. TAYLOR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP $750
DIANNE WOODS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP $750
JIM STIRLING MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS $500 (two awarded annually)
BOB CALDWELL SCHOLARSHIP $750
IAN HEATHER SCHOLARSHIP $750
Please click on the link for further information and full application form
The Todd Davison Memorial Scholarship ($1,000) is awarded annually to a Hockey Manitoba member in good standing who:
• Has risen above personal challenges in their life
• Shows a hard working, diligent approach to the game of hockey
• Displays strong leadership skills and community involvement
• Graduating high school and proceeding to a post-secondary education on a full or part-time basis
Click on the link for full application and information
Due April 1, 2022
This bursary assists a young official who aspires to a post-secondary education in Canada. In order to qualify for the bursary, the candidate must have officiated in Manitoba during the past season and have secured a letter of recommendation from both their High School Principal and Referee-in-Chief.
The Trudy Galloway Memorial Bursary ($750) is awarded annually to a Hockey Manitoba official in good standing who: • Is graduating high school and is proceeding to College or University within Canada • Has maintained a minimum 80% average in high school • Is involved in their community and held in high regard by their peers, teachers, Referee-in-Chiefs and community leaders • Has full intentions to continue as an active official, working to better the program both on and off the ice
Click on the link for full details and application
Due April 1, 2022
The Jerry Kruk Memorial Hockey Scholarship ($1,000) is awarded annually to a Hockey Manitoba member in good standing who: • Demonstrates a commitment to academic achievement • Shows a hardworking, diligent approach to the game of hockey • Displays strong leadership skills and community involvement • Graduating high school and proceeding to a post-secondary education on a full or part-time basis
Due April 1, 2022
Award Amount: $250 for each category
Who can apply?
The award is open to any student or team of students who can demonstrate positive leadership in addressing mental health and wellbeing among peers through action, raising awareness, and or achieving greater sensitivity to and/or de-stigmatization of mental health and wellbeing.
What will I have to do?
500-word essay and one letter of reference in support of the application.
Due: April 28, 2022
Award Amount: $2,500 each to a male and female hockey player
Who can apply?
The criteria for this award would include:
Must be a graduating grade 12 students pursuing post-secondary education
On-ice skills and achievements, as well as off-ice activities including: leadership in school and community, participation in school and community activities
Mentorship of fellow/sister athletes and students.
One letter of reference is required to accompany the application.
Minimum academic average of 70%.
Applications will be evaluated by a committee made up of ex NHL players
What will I have to do?
Each team is asked to nominate a player to be considered for this scholarship. If you would like to be considered, speak to your coach.
Due April 1, 2022
The Manitoba Young Liberal Scholarships are open to youth aged 16 to 25 who are entering, or are currently enrolled in, a Manitoba post-secondary institution.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
1. A completed application form
2. A written essay The essay should discuss the applicant’s vision for the future of Manitoba, and answer the question, “If you were elected Premier of Manitoba, what would you do?” Additional essay requirements: 1000 word maximum, word processed, double spaced, 12-point font (Arial or Times New Roman)
Due: May 15, 2022
The University of Manitoba and Manitoba Agriculture and Resource Development are offering 11 Centennial Entrance scholarships valued at $2,000 to high school students with an interest in pursuing a degree or diploma in the Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences.
The Canadian Scholarship Trust Foundation (CSTF) is passionate about supporting post-secondary education (PSE) for
all Canadians and believes that finances should not be a barrier to accessing higher education. That’s why they’ve
invested $150,000 to support students in realizing their dreams of attending post-secondary school.
Eligibility
• Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident in Canada
• Demonstrate financial need
• Have completed high school level education (or equivalent)
• Be accepted to a PSE program at an eligible institution in Canada
Due: May 7, 2022
At Arctic Chiropractic, our goal is to maintain and improve the spinal health of every patient, while educating the community and each patient about the benefits associated with chiropractic care. Arctic Chiropractic is offering a $500 scholarship to a chosen student who meets eligibility requirements.
Eligibility:
• Be attending college or university no later than October of 2022.
• Be attending college or university on a full-time basis by October of 2022.
• Have achieved a GPA of 2.5 or greater during their last academic year.
• Be a U.S. or Canadian resident.
• Be attending a school in the U.S. or Canada by October of 2022.
• Submit answers to the essay questions no later than 11:59 PM EST on the day of the deadline.
Due: May 2, 2022
Lift Parts Express awards a $500 scholarship to a student every year given they fill out an application and submit before the given deadline.
Eligibility:
• A current student between the ages of 16 – 21 years’ old
• Be a legal resident of the Canada
• Enrolled or expected to be enrolled by the Fall of 2022
• Submit a completed online application form prior to the deadline.
Due: April 30th, 2022
Interlake Reserves Tribal Council offers funds for Post-Secondary Programs include University, Community College,
and University College Entrance Preparation (UCEP). UCEP programs must have Grade-12 as an entrance requirement
and must be at least eight months in duration.
Contact: itdsca@yahoo.ca or 204-659-4465 or 866-310-2356
Due: March 15, 2022
Each year, Cenovus Energy offer scholarships for Indigenous students residing in our operating areas who are
pursuing a full-time degree, diploma or certified trade. These scholarships are valued at $3,500 and are renewable for
up to four years, or to the completion of your first degree.
Eligibility:
• With demonstrated financial need
• With work experience and community involvement
• All programs are eligible; preference will be given to those pursuing programs with potential to lead to a
career in the oil and gas industry.
Due: February 1, 2022
Indspire provides financial assistance to Indigenous students through its Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries,
Scholarships, and Awards program. Awards include post-secondary education (full-time studies) as well as
Apprenticeships, Skilled Trades and Technology Programs, and Incentives. There is one application for all of Indspire’s
bursaries, scholarships, and awards (with a few exceptions - see website). You only need to complete the application
once to be considered for all applicable bursaries, scholarships, and awards for the current academic year.
Eligibility:
• Be a Canadian Indigenous person, with proof of Indigenous status
• Be enrolled in an accredited post-secondary institution or training program
• Demonstrated financial need
For more information, contact: Miranda Curley at education@indspire.ca
Due: February 1, August 1, and November 1 of each year
THE POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION SUPPORT PROGRAM provides financial assistance to Métis students who are
enrolled in eligible post-secondary programs. Eligible costs covered by the program may include tuition, books, travel
support, and living allowances - up to $5,000 for undergraduate students; up to $8,500 for graduate students.
Eligibility:
• Must be currently enrolled part-time or full-time completing a degree program at one of the participating
institutions: UW, UM, USB, BU, or UCN, CMU, Booth UC, RRC (BA of Nursing and BA of Education only)
• You are a registered Citizen of the MMF or are in the process of being registered
• You have applied for the Louis Riel Bursary through the Louis Riel Institute (listed below)
Funding is first come, first served. There is no application deadline for the year 2022/2023. The online forum will accept
application submissions year round.
For more information, contact: psesp.info@mmf.mb.ca or (204) 586-8474
A. THE LOUIS RIEL BURSARY is offered through the Louis Riel Institute (LRI) in partnership with seven post-secondary
institutions in Manitoba. The following is a list of participating universities and their application due dates:
• Assiniboine Community College – October 15th
• Brandon University – September 30th
• University of Manitoba - October 1st
• University of Winnipeg – October 1st and January 31st
• Université de Saint Boniface – September 30th and January 31st
• University College of the North – November 18th
• Red River College – October 31st and January 30th
Eligibility:
• Must be enrolled as a part-time or full-time student at one of the participating institutions (undergraduate
and graduate programs are eligible)
• Must demonstrate financial need
• Proof of Metis heritage
Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada offers the following scholarship programs:
• Ted Rogers Scholarships (up to $2500): for students entering their first year of post-secondary studies.
Applications due January 29, 2022
• BGCC Post-Secondary Scholarships ($750-$4000): for students entering or continuing their post-secondary
education. Applications available in spring and typically due in April of each year.
Eligibility:
• Be a current or former Boys and Girls Club member for a minimum of 1 year
Be a maximum of 24 years of age at the time of application
• Be pursuing some form of full-time or part-time post-secondary education (e.g. college, university or trades
school; diploma, degree, apprenticeship, or other program) at an accredited post-secondary institution in
Canada
• Full-time employees of the Boys and Girls Club are not eligible (seasonal full-time and part-time employees are
eligible to apply)
Due: January 29, 2022
Established in 2012, ten participating colleges and universities in Manitoba have each established a fund to support current and former youth in care. The purpose of the fund is to provide the opportunity for current and former youth in Child and Family Services care in Manitoba to attend post-secondary education. Tuition Waiver students who are on Agreements with Young Adults (AYAs) or former youth in care may be eligible for Living Supports through Skills and Employment Partnerships to cover the costs of books and supplies and a regular biweekly living allowance.
ELIGIBILITY:
1. Be a current or former youth-in-care in Manitoba (no age requirement)
2. Meet the regular program admission requirements and have applied directly to the college or university
3. Be applying for full-time studies (at least 18 credit hours per year)
4. UM, UW, USB, and Booth Applicants - must demonstrate financial need
The deadline for 2022-2023 Tuition Waiver applications is March 31, 2022.
Award Amount: $7,500
Who can apply?
You must be a member of Sunova Credit Union
Applicants must either be:
A high school student graduating grade 12 in 2022.
A post-secondary student under 24 years old as of June 30, 2022
What will I have to do?
You will need to attach the following with your application:
Proof of application to an accredited post-secondary institution in Manitoba. (Any accredited post-secondary institution, including community college or vocational school, will be acceptable).
An up-to-date resume.
A letter of recommendation from a former teacher, coach, or employer.
A letter of recommendation from a charity or organization that the applicant is currently involved with.
Your 1000-word essay answering the question: ‘How will you use your education to improve your community while embodying Sunova’s culture code?’
Be willing to have your name and photo published, and participate in the promotion of the program if you’re selected as the successful candidate.
Due March 31, 2022
Award Amount:
Each award is $2,000 for college students and $3,000 for university students.
All applicants are eligible to reapply each year of their studies for a maximum of three years.
Recipients of the awards may be considered for summer and/or part-time employment with one of the Business Council’s member companies.
Who can apply?
Students of Aboriginal ancestry who are permanent residents of Manitoba and have resided in Manitoba for the last 12 months.
Must be enrolled or plan to enroll in a Manitoba public post – secondary institution in the upcoming academic year, in any discipline (trades, business, general studies, science, etc.), and maintain full–time student status (at least a 60% course load)
Must need financial assistance.
What will I have to do?
Submit the following to the financial services office of the institution you plan to attend:
Completed application form
A brief essay- see website for topic. Must include two copies, one typed, one handwritten
A copy of your most recent transcript.
Your resume
Photocopy of Treaty or Metis card
Due: March 31, 2022
Award Amount: Up to $1,000 for the Darryl Dacombe Memorial Scholarship & $500 for the Ron Dixson Memorial Technical Scholarship
Who can apply?
Manitoba residents aged 18 – 25
Applicants must have diagnosed epilepsy or seizure disorder
Must be a member in good standing of the Epilepsy and Seizure Association of Manitoba at the time of scholarship application. Membership is $10.00 and applications are available through the office.
Award holders must be prepared to enter or be currently enrolled in a post-secondary training institution in the academic year of application.
Evaluations will be based on a combination of the applicant's essay, grades, extracurricular activities, and financial need.
What will I have to do?
Submit the following:
Completed application form (available online)
An essay (1000 – 1500 words) on how epilepsy has affected your life
An official transcript
Two letters of reference
Due March 31, 2022
Award Amount: Five awards each worth $1,000
Who can apply?
Female students in grade 12 who have demonstrated an aptitude in an area of study that could lead to further education and/or careers in STEM, business, fine arts or underrepresented trades.
What will I have to do?
List any high school courses you have taken or are currently taking related to careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), business, fine arts or underrepresented trades
a transcript of your most recent high school marks and proof of current enrolment in Grade 12 [photocopies are acceptable]
a brief typewritten essay (maximum 1,500 words) to tell us about yourself. Include your short and long-term career goals; what makes you passionate about a future career in STEM, business, fine arts or underrepresented trades; your leadership in the school setting; your commitment to your community; a description of any barriers you may have had to overcome in order to succeed; and why you deserve this award.
up to two letters of support by people who can speak to your interest and aptitude in a future career in STEM, business, fine arts or underrepresented trades, your leadership in the school setting and/or your commitment to your community (teachers, counsellors, supervisors, community leaders, mentors, etc.)
Due March 31,2022
Award Amount: $1,500
Who can apply?
High school students between 13 and 20 years of age who are legal residents of the United States or Canada
What will I have to do?
Complete the online application form
Write an essay on the following topic: How can a water purveyor protect their potable water distribution system from pollution and/or contamination due to unprotected cross-connections and backflow? Discuss methods and procedures a water purveyor in your area has implemented to protect their distribution system from these hazards to ensure safe drinking water is supplied to all their end-users?
The essay must be 3-5 pages in length, typed in 12-point font and double-spaced
Due: March 15, 2022
Award Amount: 16 bursaries worth $1,000 each
Who can apply?
Grade 12 students graduating in June 2022 from: MB, BC, AB, SK, Yukon, or Northwest Territories
Students who demonstrate leadership, motivation, communication skills and commitment to their community
What will I have to do?
Submit an essay (max. 1250 words) on how you demonstrate leadership, motivation, and communication skills. May include volunteering, participation in charitable events or fundraising, and contributions to enriching the lives of others
Due March 14, 2022
Award Amount: Four scholarships each worth $500
Who can apply?
Accepted to post-secondary institution
Demonstrated leadership
Community involvement
Connection with a United Way funded organization
Financial Need
What will I have to do?
The four-page Youth Leaders in Action application form
A signed Acknowledgement and Authorization section
A completed reference form that has been filled out by your supervisor at the United Way Winnipeg agency partner where you are involved
A copy of your latest academic transcript
Due March 4th, 2022
Award Amount: $2,500
Who can apply?
Any Canadian citizen or landed immigrant currently attending a Canadian secondary school
What will I have to do?
Complete the online application
Submit a short essay (2-3 pages maximum in a PDF or Word format to be uploaded below) addressing the following questions:
Parachute is Canada’s national charity dedicated to injury prevention envisioning Canadians living long lives to the fullest while avoiding hazards that can cause serious injury. How do you live life to the fullest and prevent injury?
The Parachute brand encompasses the values of leadership, collaboration and innovation. How do you live life to the fullest while encompassing these values?
If successful, how do you intend to use the funding provided by the Stacey Levitt Award?
Submit a letter of recommendation (PDF or Word format) from an individual with first-hand knowledge of the applicant’s involvement in their school or community, stating why they are a good candidate for the Stacey Levitt Award.
Due: February 27, 2022
The University of Manitoba and Manitoba Agriculture and Resource Development are offering 11 Centennial Entrance scholarships valued at $2,000 to high school students with an interest in pursuing a degree or diploma in the Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences.
Who can Apply?
Apply for admission to the University of Manitoba;
Complete courses required for admission into the University of Manitoba from a Manitoba high school;
Provide a 1-2 page letter outlining how you demonstrate an interest and commitment to building a strong agriculture sector in the province along with a strong interest to pursue a career in the agri-food and agri-food processing industries
This scholarship is open to both rural and urban students!
Due: April 8, 2022
Award Amount: $1,000
Who can apply?
Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
Must be a full-time student in the process of graduating from high school or currently studying or registered at a post-secondary institution.
Must not have previously been awarded a Kin Canada Bursary.
Will be evaluated on their community and school involvement, knowledge of Kin Canada and financial need.
What will I have to do?
Complete and mail the standard current application form to only ONE Kinsmen, Kinette, or Kin club nearest to your permanent residence
Due: February 1, 2022
Residents of Canada attending a Canadian school (excluding Quebec).
Employees and families of A&E Television Networks and related companies are not eligible.
$1500, plus $500 for a Teacher’s Classroom/Department
Due: January 31, 2022
Energy Rates is offering a $500 scholarship to any student enrolled in an American or Canadian post-secondary educational institution. Whether you need to pay for your classes or textbooks, or just to put food on the table this semester, it’s yours to do with as you please. All you have to do to be considered for the scholarship is write an essay, no more than 500 words in length, telling us where you see the future of the energy industry.
For more information and to apply visit their website: https://energyrates.ca/energyrates-ca-scholarship/
Due: January 31, 2022
To be eligible to win, all you need to do is sign up and attend CCUF, check out the booths, attend a few webinars, and ask questions about the programs that interest you. Students names will be drawn and one lucky winner will receive $1,500 to go towards any school or program!
To register visit the website: https://ccuf.ca/ccuf-international-education-fair?utm_source=feature&utm_medium=scholarship&utm_campaign=applyNow#register
Due January 19, 2022
Sign up for a ScholarTree.ca account and a Grammarly account
Using the test paragraph provided, follow the steps to see how Grammarly works
Provide feedback responses about using Grammarly on ScholarTree.ca’s online application form
No purchases/spending money required
Due: January 15, 2022
Preszler Law Firm has been committed to helping people injured in car accidents. We understand the difficulty in reclaiming and rebuilding your life following a serious injury. This challenge can be especially tough if your life is just beginning.That is why Preszler Law Firm is offering you a $2,500 university scholarship if you are a high school student and were the victim of a car accident.
Due January 15, 2022
You could receive a $25,000 prize towards your post-secondary education. With your academic excellence and great communication skills, you have the opportunity to make a positive impact and solve real world problems.
Five bursaries worth $25,000
Students who will be pursuing post-secondary education within the STEAM fields.
Due January 14, 2022
Two scholarships are available for grade 12 or returning university students from Manitoba who are pursuing a career directly related to working with persons with exceptionalities. The individuals must be entering or in a current fulltime education program in a Canadian post-secondary institution.
The other two scholarships are for students with exceptional needs who are transitioning from high school to post-school life, such as post-secondary education, job training or employment. The winning students must demonstrate a ‘Yes I Can’ attitude. The scholarship money is given directly to the student upon verification of enrollment (if pursuing post-secondary education) or other appropriate evidence of their post-school plan.
Due January 7, 2022
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.
Due January 5, 2022
The Quest for Excellence program is a bursary program for grade 12 students in Western Canada. It was established by RE/MAX of Western Canada to recognize the success and ongoing pursuits of Western Canadian students in regard to leadership and community contribution initiatives.
RE/MAX of Western Canada will award 16 bursaries of $1,000 each to qualifying Grade 12 students. In addition, each award includes a Certificate of Excellence signed by the Regional Executive Vice President of RE/MAX of Western Canada. Winners will be notified in April 2022.
Due: March 14, 2022
The BMO Financial Group Leader of Tomorrow Scholarship program highlights exceptional high school graduates who combine outstanding leadership potential with academic giftedness. Each scholarship is valued at $16,000, allocated over four years of study.
A total of nine awards will be given out to students entering any of the direct-entry programs of the University of Manitoba in September 2021. Six of the awards will be given to students graduating from a high school within Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario, and three of the awards will be given out at the national level to students graduating from a Canadian high school found outside of Manitoba.
Due: Dec.1, 2021
The BMO Financial Group Indigenous Leader of Tomorrow scholarship program highlights exceptional Indigenous high school graduates who combine outstanding leadership potential with academic giftedness. Each scholarship is valued at $16,000, allocated over four years of study.
Three awards will be given out to Indigenous students across Canada entering any of the direct-entry programs of the University of Manitoba in September 2020.
Due: Dec.1, 2021
TD Scholarship for Community Leadership
The TD Scholarship is one of the largest and prestigious Scholarships in Canada. Last year over 3,000 students applied and 20 were selected and given scholarships up to $70,000 each. The eligibility of the scholarship focuses on outstanding community leadership. If you have demonstrated outstanding community involvement you should apply! Apply online at td.com/scholarships.
Due: November 15, 2021
Manitoba Beef Produces is please to make 6 $500 Scholarships annually for MBP members children attending university or college or pursuing trades training. Applications are available in the Career Centre.
Due: November 5, 2021
Loran Scholarship
Do you care about positively contributing to your community? Are you ready to build a better future? Loran Scholarship Foundation is looking for young Canadians to join the next class of Loran Scholars!
Applications are open for the 2022 Loran Award, Canada’s largest undergraduate merit award, which includes four years of study at one of 25 Canadian universities, funding for summer work experiences, mentorship, and more.
Learn more about becoming a Loran Scholar and apply ASAP: tinyurl.com/2022LoranAward. #Loran2022
Due: October 13, 2021
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School Of Natural Medical Aesthetics Post Secondary Scholarship
Due: May 31, 2021
Manitoba Young Liberal Scholarship- Due May 17, 2021
Information and Application Form
Chartered Professional Accountant High School Scholarships
The CPA Manitoba Foundation is excited to award the Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA) High School Scholarships to graduating grade 12 students across Manitoba. Up to thirteen scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each will be awarded, including six awards specifically for students in rural Manitoba.
They are looking for well-rounded students who meet the following criteria:
Grade 12 student who will be attending one of Manitoba’s universities (students planning to enter a community college or a university outside of Manitoba are not eligible unless the student plans to bridge from college to a Manitoba university);
Overall average of 80% throughout grades 10 to 12 (based on the most current available information);
Has an interest in an accounting or business career;
Is involved in school and community activities.
2021 High school applications will be accepted until May 3, 2021. Applications forms can be found here: High School Scholarships
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact Alexis Sutherland, Executive Assistant by email or at 204-594-3086.
Nellie McClung Trailblazer Scholarship: Deadline March 1, 2021
Future University of Winnipeg Students: Application required Awards and Scholarships: Apply before March 1st!
Application Required Awards and Scholarships
Deadline: March 15th
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIGENOUS STUDENTS
Indspire: Building Brighter Futures Scholarship
Indspire provides financial assistance to Indigenous students through its Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries, Scholarships, and Awards program. Awards include post-secondary education (full-time studies) as well as Apprenticeships, Skilled Trades and Technology Programs, and Incentives. There is one application for all of Indspire’s bursaries, scholarships, and awards (with a few exceptions - see website). You only need to complete the application once to be considered for all applicable bursaries, scholarships, and awards for the current academic year.
Eligibility:
Be a Canadian Indigenous person, with proof of Indigenous status
Be enrolled in an accredited post-secondary institution or training program
Demonstrated financial need
Deadlines: February 1, August 1, and November 1 of each year
To apply visit: https://indspire.ca/for-students/bursaries-scholarships/
Ted Rogers Scholarship Fund For Indigenous Students
The Ted Rogers Scholarship through Indspire is for Canadian Indigenous students who will commence their post-secondary studies in September 2021. It is a renewable award of $2500 per year for students enrolled in a minimum two-year post-secondary program to a maximum of four years. While enrolled in post-secondary students must maintain a full-time course load to receive the renewed support each year.
Deadline: February 21, 2021.
To apply visit: https://indspire.ca/for-students/bursaries-scholarships/
WAYS TO PAY FOR SCHOOL
Post-secondary education can be more affordable than most students think. There are numerous scholarships, bursaries, tuition waivers, and other sponsorship options available. However, students lose many funding opportunities because they simply do not apply! The only way to become a successful applicant to available funding is to do your homework. Seek out available funding opportunities and apply to as many of them as possible. Also pay attention to the stated deadline dates, review what information and documentation you need, and apply early.
These three terms all mean “free money”:
A Bursary is usually given to a recipient based on demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic progress.
A Scholarship is given to a recipient primarily based on merit. This may include academic achievement, volunteering, or an essay.
An Award usually involves multiple criteria such as academic achievement, demonstrated financial need, and community involvement.
There are five basic sources of money for school:
Sponsorship: comes from an organization, such as a First Nation band, the Manitoba Metis Federation, or the Manitoba Government. Sponsorship may cover tuition, books and a living allowance, and does not have to be paid back. Some terms and conditions may apply such as maintaining certain grades and communicating course registration changes. It may vary according to student need, financial ability of the organization, and other criteria.
Student Loans: can come from the government or a financial institution, however the loan money has to be paid back. Government Loans, available through Manitoba Student Aid don’t accumulate interest until you stop being a full-time student. They have to be paid back six months after your studies and generally have a much lower interest rate. Bank loans have to be paid back regularly and have higher interest rates.
Internal Awards: are scholarships and bursaries that are only available to students at a particular postsecondary institution. To learn more, visit your University's or Colleges website and search financial aid and awards. Internal Awards are also the awards that you can apply for through our school in March.. listen for announcements as to when this application will be available.
External Awards: are awards that are available outside your post-secondary institution. These awards are specific to students, not to schools, although in some cases they will only be for students at certain schools. Look for external awards information on the Scholarship Board, Student announcements, and through this website. External awards are also primarily found through setting up a profile with the scholarship search engines listed above. Information on available scholarships will be emailed to you directly.
Part-time/summer employment: Try and save at least 40% of each summer job paycheck towards school for the upcoming year. Open a bank account specifically for money for school, and make a personal commitment not to use that money for other things. Save as much money as you can throughout the year before entering post-secondary. Once school starts, there may also be opportunities to work on campus, such as; student unions, house-keeping, catering services, teaching assistants, etc.
Futures Forward Scholarship Guide 2021
Scholarships for 20/21 School Year
The Paul Charette Awards play a vital role in ensuring access to financial assistance for students graduating from Manitoba high schools. Five individual awards of $5,000 each are available to students entering Civil Engineering Technology or Construction Management at Red River College. Learn more about the Paul Charette Entrance Awards at www.rrc.ca/awards.
Created in memory of BURGER KING® Co-founder James “Jim” W. McLamore, the BURGER KING℠ Scholars program has awarded $32 million in scholarships to more than 30,000 high school students, BK® employees and their families across the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico since 2000. In 2017 alone, the Foundation awarded $3.5 million to more than 3,200 students in North America. Deadline December 14, 2020 MIDNIGHT
Every student has now the opportunity to apply for the $3000 annual scholarship to be paid toward tuition for the upcoming semester by attending 7BinaryOptions.com Essay Contest. All students who are 16 years of age or older are encouraged to apply for our scholarship essay contest. High school students, undergraduate students, master degree students and adult learners are all also encouraged to apply. Deadline December 14, 2020
Applications are now open for the BMO Financial Group Leader of Tomorrow and Indigenous Leader of Tomorrow Entrance Scholarships. Valued at $16,000 ($4,000 over 4 years), these scholarships are the University of Manitoba’s highest-value entrance awards and are intended for outstanding students who combine leadership potential with academic giftedness. Review the scholarship application criteria and to apply today. Scholarship applications and all supporting documentation must be received by December 1, 2020. Scholarship applicants are also required to apply for admission to the University of Manitoba by this same date (Dec. 1, 2020).
Applications are now open for the BMO Financial Group Leader of Tomorrow and Indigenous Leader of Tomorrow Entrance Scholarships. Valued at $16,000 ($4,000 over 4 years), these scholarships are the University of Manitoba’s highest-value entrance awards and are intended for outstanding students who combine leadership potential with academic giftedness. Review the scholarship application criteria and to apply today. Scholarship applications and all supporting documentation must be received by December 1, 2020. Scholarship applicants are also required to apply for admission to the University of Manitoba by this same date (Dec. 1, 2020).
Loran Scholarship - DEADLINE OCTOBER 24,2020