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dedicated to the Class of 2012!
Grade 12's...Please
check this link regularly for information and updates.
GENERAL INFORMATION
For anyone considering post-secondary education upon graduation, please
continue to update your resume, cover letter, references, etc. as you will need
them for the scholarship application process. Some potential helpful
links:
For Saskatchewan post-secondary information:
An interesting website if
you are considering post secondary studies at the University level is
http://www.universitynavigator.com/ Considering attending
college or university in Alberta? You may want to refer to this website
for information:
http://alis.alberta.ca/edinfo/Content/RequestAction.asp?format=html&aspAction=GetHomePage&Page=Home
If you are
considering apprenticeship, have you found an employer to indenture you?
Are you participating in the Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship Program?
Are you considering a pre-employment program first? If you are
considering work after Grade 12, please begin networking with people in your
chosen fields of interest. Who you know proves to be very important!
Always remember to talk to your Career Development Teacher about questions,
ideas, resources, etc. OPEN HOUSES
Open House Information will be posted here as information
becomes available. However, don't be afraid to talk to your Career
Development Teacher or phone the institution, or visit the institutions' website
for current updates.
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Experience Us!
On October 13th or 14th, the University of Saskatchewan will be
offering the Experience Us Tour from students, counsellors, parents.
Please see http://www.explore.usask.ca/experience
for details. |
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Great Plains College:
Great Plains College is hosting Spend-A-Day opportunities in November
2011 for Grade 11 and 12 students interested in: Carpentry, Welding,
Electrician, Wind Turbine Maintenance Technician, Power Engineering, Office
Administration, and Business. Students must pre-register at
http://www.greatplainscollege.ca/spendaday |
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Lakeland College - Open House.
Vermilion or Lloydminster Campus on October 28th and 29th from
9am to 4pm. Details at
www.lakelandcollege.ca/openhouse.
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Medicine Hat College
- Information Evening on November 9th from 5:00pm to 8:00pm. Student
for a day from November 15th to 18th. Experience what it is like to be
a MHC Student! See website for details. |
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SIAST Campus Tours: There are campus tours available at various
SIAST locations. Click on Come,
See Investigate - CSI form the www.gosiast.com site) Participants must register for CSI events.
Great Plains College
(previously Cypress Hills College and Prairie West College) offer
programming in smaller communities. See
www.greatplainscollege.ca or
www.facebook.com/greatplainscollege for details.
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Virtual Tour of
University of Waterloo |
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Want to Experience what it is like to take a
University class? Consider taking a University class in
your Grade 12 year? See the
U
R X-ccelerating Program at the U of R for details. .
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Biotechnology
Course now offered at SIAST. |
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Interested in Oil Field Work?
Contact Great Plains College in Kindersley at 1-888-382-7972. |
SCHOLARSHIP HIGHLIGHTS
It is virtually impossible
to keep up-to-date on scholarship information as there are so many opportunities
available. This section highlights several scholarships that Sun West
School Division Students have applied for in the past to give you some idea of
the possibilities.
If considering scholarship application,
a good idea is to sign up for an
account at www.studentawards.com
Doing so will give you access to this and other information. Or, check out
another scholarship website at
http://scholarshipscanada.com. Also, there are many 'local'
scholarship opportunities available. Be sure to chat with you school's
Career Counsellor for details.
Saskatchewan
Scholarship and Career Handbook
Note: Some deadlines have already
passed! New deadlines will be posted as information becomes available.
Generally speaking, these scholarships come due approximately the same time each
year.
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Scholarship
Link - Saskatchewan Scholarships, Bursaries, Awards &
Loans Booklet (same as copy at school) |
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FAAY Scholarship and Bursary Program: The Foundation for the
Advancement of Aboriginal Youth Program is a program to support
Aboriginal High School and Post Secondary Students. Any Aboriginal
students heading into grade 9 or higher at a Canadian High School may
want to investigate the Bursary Option. Any Aboriginal students
studying or planning to study full-time at an accredited post-secondary
institution may want to look into the Scholarship option. More
information can be found at
www.ccab.com or 1-866-566-3229. |
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Academy of Learning/Universal Career College -
offering an Accessibility and Community Recognition Scholarship
worth $5000. May 15th |
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Ag District 40 Scholarship. Available
to highschool students in the Sask Ag District 40 including RM #226, #228,
#256, #257, #286, #287, #288. Applicants must live or their parents
must live and work/farm within Saskatchewan within the Ag #40 District.
Scholarships of up to $1000 will be issued to students planning to take
post-secondary education. Please apply! Application forms can be
obtained by contacting your career development teacher at your home school
if within these RM's. Due March 31, 2010 |
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A.E. Blakeney SaskTel Bursary - Scholarships and bursaries - Community
involvement - About us - SaskTel Awarded bi-annually.
The next will be awarded in 2010. The recipient of the bursary will be
awarded $10,000 annually for a period of four years totaling 40,000.
Due March 10, 2010 |
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Agriculture Student Scholarship:
For a Grade 12 student planning to attend an agricultural related
post-secondary institution in the fall of 2011. Worth $1000. Due
February 1, 2011. See
http://www.agriculture.gov.sk.ca/Agriculture_Month_2010 for details. |
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Aspire - The Prairie
Centre Credit Union Scholarship & Career Start Program:
The ASPIRE program ia a scholarship opportunity that can help pay
your tuition and give you a jump start in an occupation within the financial
services sector. The program involves attending a program of study
and, during each summer break, completing work terms with the Prairie Centre
Credit Union. For further details on this unique program, see
www.pccu.ca. |
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A&W Scholarship:
Saskatchewan A&W employees are eligible for one of four
scholarships of $1000 each. Become an employee by October 1st,
2011 to qualify for the first round of scholarships. Scholarships
are awarded to part-time or full-time training at provincially
recognized post-secondary institutions. |
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Big Deal
Scholarship - $3,000 Must be in Grade 12 or first
year of college/university in 2011. A short essay must be
submitted for evaluation. Due Dec 3, 2010 |
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Bill Kehler Memorial Scholarship: The Edmonton Rodeo Cowboy's Benevolent
Fund and Northlands are offering this award. It is open to students
who have completed Grade 12 and are pursuing post-secondary education.
Up to 4 awards of $2500 will be awarded at the Canadian Finals in Edmonton
this fall. Students must have academic interests in the area of
broadcasting or agriculture.
www.canadianfinalsrodeo.ca/bill_kehler.html |
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Burger King Scholarship - $1000, $5000, and $25000
scholarships available for high school students. Application
period is from November 15th through January 10th. |
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Canadian Federation of
Independent Grocers Scholarship: Planning on attending a minimum 2
year post-secondary program dealing with the food industry? This
scholarship may be for you. May 31st. |
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Canadian Future Achievers Awards (CFAA):
Teachers can recognize stuents who serve as role models amont
their peers for a $500 to $1000 scholarship. Information can be found
at
www.Canadian-future-achievers.ncf.ca |
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Canada Day Youth Award:
Nominate a Canadian Youth who makes a difference in his/her
community. They must represent the qualities of citizenship that
strengthen the social fabric of our nation. Potential recipients must
be 18 years of age or younger. Information can be obtained at the
nearest Heritage Office. (306) 780-8005. Deadline March 31. |
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Canadian Hospitality Foundation Scholarship:
Applicants must be graduating from high school this year and
enrolling in a university or college program in the fall of 2007 in an area
dealing with Culinary, hotel, tourism, food and beverage, hospitality, or
resorts.
www.chfscholarships.com Worth $3000 to $3500. April 30th
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Cancer Survivors' Fund of Canada Scholarship: Open
to Canadian citizens who are cancer survivors or who are currently diagnosed
with cancer. Must be enrolled in full-time undergraduate program or in
an accrediited post-secondary institution. |
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Casino Regina Scholarship:
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation offers scholarships to encourage
Saskatchewan residents to pursue full-time, post-secondary education in the
fields of business administration, hospitality management, culinary arts,
electronics or computer technologies, and communications. Deadline May
31st. www.casinomoosejaw.com
www.casinoregina.com |
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Canadian Hospitality Foundation
Scholarships: Apply online today! Over $200,000 in
foodservice and hospitality scholarships awarded. |
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CMA Canada:
CMA Canada (Saskatchewan) has approved an annual scholarship for high school
students in Saskatchewan. It is worth $1000 and is available to a
graduating high school student with plans to enter the accounting program at
the University of Regina, University of Saskatchewan, or Siast. They
will give a scholarship to the student with the highest GPA in Grade 12 and
it will be presented at the CMA annual convocation ceremony in November.
To apply, the applicant must submit a letter of application, copy of high
school transcripts, and a 250 word essay as to why he/she has decided to
pursue accounting as an occupation. Due, July 29th, 2011 Visit
www.cma-saskatchdewan.com for
details. |
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Dalhousie
University: Students who wish to be considered for top
scholarships must respond to the scholarship question. |
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Drama Scholarship: For
Saskatchewan students aged 13 to 18 who attend a drama program located in
Saskatchewan. This may be drama camps, youth theatre, etc. $500
In Saskatchewan call (1-800-667-7526) |
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Dr. Stewart Holmes Scholarship:
Applicants must live within Dr. Holmes' practicing area and have plans to
obtain dy a health-care related post secondary education. The
scholarship amount varies, but has been approximately $1000 in the recent
past. Click for a copy of the application form
and brochure. Due Sept 30
(deadline extended for 2010) |
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Eagle Lake Chapter No. 20: $300
Royal Arch Masons' Bursary. To receive this scholarship, the graduate
will be from one of the following high schools: Elrose, Rosetown,
Eston, or Kindersley, has demonstrated academic success and has participated
in extra curricular activities. Applications must be received on or
before June 1st. See career counsellor for details. |
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EF Global Citizen Award. In a
brief essay, reflect on how technology and cross-cultural experiences
together have helped you grow as a global citizen. Students must be in
Grade 10, 11, or 12 to participate. Twelve essays will be chosen (two
from Canada) and the winners will travel on a 10 day expense paid trip to
Europe. eftours.ca/globalcitizen by February 28 |
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4-H
Scholarships - Various: Contact
your 4-H council for information. Open to 4-H members only.
Various Deadlines. |
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Fraser Institute Student Video Contest: For students
currently in high school or post-secondary studies. Must create a
concept paper and YouTube video on "The
Nanny State: Is Government Regulation Threatening Your Personal Freedom?"
Due
November 30, 2010 |
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Garfield Weston Merit
Scholarship for Colleges - March 29, 2011 Deadline. Don't miss it! |
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Great Canadian Questions Scholarship worth 2,000.
For a Canadian student graduating from high school in June of application
year or any undergraduate student. You must submit a 1500 word essay
on one of the six Great Questions related to Canadian history and culture.
www.greatquestions.com Due
May 15th. |
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Great Plains College
Scholarships: Any students planning on attending Great Plains
College will want to investigate the amazing scholarship opportunities
available. |
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Health
Care: The Provincial Health system is making a number of
bursaries available to help recruit and retain new graduates.
www.health.gov.sk.ca.
http://www.health.gov.sk.ca/hhrp_bursaries.html |
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Heart of the Community Scholarship - If
you are a student who has organized a school-based event for a cause you
believe in, you may qualify for a scholarship. The Heart of the
Community scholarship recognizes students who have contributed within their
community by raising funds for the fight against heart disease and stroke.
You must be in grade 12 and intending to pursue post-secondary studies full
time in the following academic year in addition to other criteria.
View the
attached document for details. |
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Horeshoe Veterinary Clinic - The Horseshoe
Veterinary Clinic is offering a Bursary for students who will graduate this
year and attend post-secondary education related to animal health in the
fall. Please contact Karen at 773-7171 with any questions. $500.
Draw date is June 9, 2008 so applications must arrive before that date.
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Hunt for the Right Brain Contest:
Art Institute of Toronto. Worth full scholarship of $37,000.
There is also an opportunity to win an Apple Computer. Due by April
15th. |
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Jack Moore Memorial Scholarships and Burgess
Bursaries: Offering $300 scholarships to students who have
completed their grade 12 and are continuing their education (1st year) at
University, Technical School, business College. The scholarships and
bursaries are available to sons/daughters, grandsons/granddaughters, and
great grandsons/great granddaughters of Veterans, Ex-Service, or still
serving Military or RCMP. See your school counsellor for details.
Due August 28th |
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Juicy Fruit Scholarship - $1000
scholarships available. Check out the details at
http://www.nba.com/canada/juicy_fruit.html |
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Kinsmen Canada
Bursaries: Hal Rogers Endowment Fund. You must
apply to your local Kinsmen/Kinettes club and they will forward one
application on for consideration at the national level. This award is
open to student who plan to attend a post-secondary institute by next year.
Due
by February 1st. |
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Lakeland College:
offers scholarships to students See their website for entrance award
details. May 1st deadlines. |
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Legion Scholarships and Bursaries: Saskatchewan
Command, in cooperation with the Dominion Command of The Royal Canadian
Legion are offering 10 scholarships of $300 each. In addition, Saskatchewan
Command is offering 10 bursaries of $300 each. These funds are offered
to students who are completing Grade 12 and plan to continue education in
their first year at university, technical school (2 year course) or Business
College (complete business course). These scholarships are available
to the sons/daughters, grandsons/grandaughters and great grandsons/daughters
of Veterans, Ex-Service or still serving Military or R.C.M.P. personnel.
Due August 28 |
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Les Donnelly Safety Scholarship: This
scholarship awards up to a maximum of $2000. It is to help fund safety
education and public awareness programs at the college or university level.
See www.sasksafety.org for details.
Due May 31st. |
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Loran Awards:
Character, community service, and leadership are the foundations for this
award. Various amounts are available. Students must currently be
completing their graduating year in a high school program. Minimum
cumulative average of 85%. Sponsored pool applications due October 19,
2011. Direct pool applications due October
26, 20110. |
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Mathieu Da Costa Challenge: If you are between 9 and 18
years of age, this opportunity may apply to you. The challenge is to
create a piece of writing or artwork celebrating the contributions of
Canadians of Aboriginal, African or other ethnocultural backgrounds. |
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Masonic Scholarships: The Grand Lodge
of Saskatchewan Masons is assisting Saskatchewan students with
post-secondary training by offering various financial awards. There
may be an award suitable to your unique learning experience. August
7th deadline. Visit the website at
www.saskmasons.ca or contact
glsask@accesscomm.ca with questions. |
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Monsanto Canada Scholarship: Monsanto
Canada estimates that it will provide approximately 70 scholarships valued
at $1500 each to students across the country entering their first year of
post-secondary education in agriculture or forestry. Applicants must
meet the following criteria: be from an agricultural or forestry
family farming operation and have demonstrated academic excellence,
leadership capabilities, and active involvement in their local community.
Due May 14 |
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Millennium
Scholarship: Millennium Awards will be available to
students in early fall. Keep checking the
website for details.
This is for students entering a post-secondary institution in the fall of
2009. This scholarship is for students who demonstrate leadership
characteristics, are committed to learning, and are dedicated to the
betterment of their schools/communities. Value is up to $20,000 over
four years. |
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Millennium Scholarship: The
Excellence Award is offered to
students who make substantial contributions to their community.
Deadline is December of each year. |
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Moody's Equipment Ltd. Scholarship:
$1000 Scholarship for student who enroll in Agricultural Machinery
Technology Program at SIAST. Contact
bullersh@siast.sk.ca for an
application form. |
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My Future Is Here: Offers
many scholarships to Saskatchewan Students. Check it out!! |
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Prince Edward Drama Scholarship:
helps students 13 to 18 attend a drama program in the province of
Saskatchewan. In addition, the Premier's Centennial Arts Scholarship
is focused on Grade 12 students who will be attending a Fine Arts program at
university. Email
dianne@artsboard.sk.ca
for details. or visit
www.artsboard.sk.ca |
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RBC Royal Bank Scholarship: Worth
$2010 Due in May.
http://www.rbcroyalbank.com/lifeskills/ for details. |
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RBC
Aboriginal Student Awards Program: Created to assist
aboriginal students to complete post-secondary education. Scholarship
recipients are selected based on personal and academic achievements in
addition to financial need. Due Feb 28, 2011 |
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Red Deer College Entrance Awards - There
are a number of entrance awards available. See
www.rdc.ab.ca for details. |
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Remax
Quest For Excellence Bursary Scholarship: Remax
is offering a total of $12,000 in cash bursaries to Grade 12 students.
The program is aimed at schools in Western Canada. To qualify, students must write an essay based on their interest and passion
for a selected subject (leadership, sports, technology and trades,
performing arts and community service). Due March 14, 201
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Retail as
a Career Scholarship: Worth $1000 -
Due April 1 |
| Rock your Bottom Line with a $1000
scholarship from Scotia Bank. See
www.fundyourfuture.ca/rock
for details. Due December 2010. |
| Rosetown Cooperative Ltd Scholarship: This
$1000 scholarship is open to Roestown Central high School, North West
Central School, and Elrose School students. See Career Counsellor for
application form. Due May 28th, 2010 |
| Royal Arch Mason Scholarship:
The Mason's are, once again, providing a $300.00 scholarship to a local
student from the Elrose, Eston, Rosetown, and Kindersley high schools.
Application must be received by June 1st. The award will go to a high
school student who will attend a post-secondary institution to obtain a
degree, diploma, certificate, or licence. For details, ask your
career counsellor or email
dangerle@sasktel.net. |
| Royal Canadian
Legion Scholarships and Bursaries: The Royal Canadian Legion
offers various scholarships and bursaries to children or grandchildren of
war veterans or members of the Canadian Legion who are planning to enroll or
are currently pursuing post-secondary studies. |
| Royal Canadian Legion Scholarship: Jack
Moore Memorial Scholarship and Bursaries. Deadline is August 28th.
See School Career Development Teacher or phone (306-525-8739) for
information. |
| Saskatoon Business College:
SBC Offers several scholarships to high school graduates with
an overall average over 70%. |
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SARM:
The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities is offering a $1000
scholarship to students. To qualify, you must be enrolled in Grade 12
and plan on studying school in the fall of 2008. You can even be
studying outside of Saskatchewan if your course is not offered in
Saskatchewan. Do you have a farming background and have
parent/guardians who own/rent land and pay taxes? If YES, you may wish
to appply to the scholarship. Email
adhealthandsafety@usask.ca
for more details or click on SARM link above Due February 3, 2012.
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Saskatchewan Agriculture Student Scholarship.
Ten $1,000 scholarships will be awarded. Ajpplicants may
write a short essay or produce a short video clip on choice of a couple of
different topics. The deadline for
application is February 1, 2011. |
| Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour:
A $5,000 scholarship to Saskatchewan's returning soldiers, and the
spouse and children of injured or fallen soldiers.
www.aeel.gov.sk.ca/soh for
details or call 1-800-597-8278. |
| Saskatchewan Golf Association Scholarships:
Golf Scholarships (SAGE due April 1st, Pat Fletcher
Scholarship due May 31st, RCGA Golf Foundation Scholarship Due June 30th) See
www.saskgolf.ca
for details. Click on Player Development and Scholarships. There
is also an Athletic Assistance opportunity due April 1st. |
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Saskatchewan Hockey Association Scholarship:
Must be a
member for at least 3 years, be in Grade 12 and be planning to attend school
in the fall of 2009 within Saskatchewan. Worth $1000. Due
August 31st. |
| Saskatchewan Physical Education Association
Scholarships: Two awards worth $700 will be presented to a
high school graduated based on involvement in physical education,
intramural, and extra curricular programs; academic average must be 70% or
higher and he/she must possess leadership and sportsmanship qualities.
Talk to your guidance counsellor for a form or email
spea@sasktel.net Due June 1 |
| Saskatchewan School Board Association:
http://www.saskschoolboards.ca
Click on About Us then Awards or
http://www.saskschoolboards.ca/index.php?id=aboutus-educationscholarships . $2500 awarded to a
student entering University in Saskatchewan and $2500 for a student entering
a recognized institute of applied science and technology in Saskatchewan.
Due August 31st |
| Saskatchewan Pulse Growers: 5
Scholarships of $1000 are being offered to Grade 12 students who will be
attending the University of Saskatchewan and have enrolled in the first year
of an undergraduate degree program associated with the pulse industry or
agriculture. To be eligible, parents must have sold or grown pulses in
the last 2 years, must be accepted as a full time student, etc. For
more details, contact your Career counsellor and/or R. Regier at
rregier@saskpulse.com.
Due June 18, 2010 |
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SaskTel:
Sask Tel invests a significant amount of money
in Saskatchewan youth. See the post-secondary scholarship program
information and visit their
YOUTHnetwork.
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| Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship Scholarship
Program: 40 Youth
Apprenticeship Scholarships valued at $1,000 to be awarded. To
qualify, student must complete high school in 2008-2009 school year, hold a
completed youth apprenticeship passport, and within two years of high
school, be entered in a contract of apprenticeship for on year OR have
completed one year of post-secondary training in a designated skilled trade.
www.youthapprenticeship@gov.sk.ca or
http://www.saskapprenticeship.ca/YOUTH_APPRENTICES/.
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| Schulich Leader Scholarships -
program for students enrolling in Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics areas of study at a University in the fall of 2012. Four
year scholarship valued at $60,000. School nominations are due by
Friday, January 13th. Talk to you Career Development Teacher if you
plan on entering any of these areas next fall! |
| SGI:
SGI values post-secondary education and is offering $2500 scholarships to
Saskatchewan students enrolled in a Saskatchewan program after Grade
12. More info can be found at www.sgi.sk.ca
under the scholarship link. Due by September 30th of each
year. Worth $1000 |
| See you Future in the Automotive
Aftermarket Scholarship: Various scholarships available at
various deadlines. |
| SIAST
Scholarships: View the SIAST Awards Guide, download an
application, and apply today. There is money to be had! |
| Stacey Levitt
Women and Sport Memorial Scholarship: Worth $500.
Awarded to a young woman, girls' team, or sports organization. Must
demonstrate keen interest in sports and healthy lifestyle. Financial
need considered. Due May 31st. |
| STF Special Subject Council Scholarship: Check out the
STF Special
Subject council links for information. Some special subject
councils offer scholarships in certain areas. |
| Stuck at Prom Contest: www.ducktapeclub.com
See the link for Stuck at Prom contest and
previous winners. You have to see it to appreciate it! Worth up
to $6000 per prom couple. |
| Student Loans Scholarships:
There are a number of scholarships available through the
Student Financial Assistance Branch in which you do not have to apply for a
student loan in order to be eligible. (Saskatchewan Scholarship of
Honour, Centennial Merit Scholarships, Alberta Centennial Scholarship, James
Dickson Scholarship, DR Simmons Memorial Scholarships, Doreen Kronick
Matching Scholarship, Queen Elizabetth II Centennial Aboriginal Scholarship,
Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship. |
| Terry Fox Humanitarian Award:
This is a renewable award for a student attending any Canadian College or
University. Applicants must demonstrate qualities such as being able
to overcome obstacles, be involved in humanitarian services, or participate
in sports, fitness and community programs. Must be postmarked by
February 1st of each year. |
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TD
4-H Agriculture Scholarship:
If you are a 4-H member who is 16 or older by January 1st and currently
in final year of high school with an average of 85% or higher, this
scholarship is for you. $2500. Due October 22, 2010. Find
other 4-H Scholarships through your local leader or by visiting
http://www.4-h-canada.ca/english/scholarships_awards.php
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TD Scholarship for
Community Leadership:
| If you're a young
Canadian who has made a difference in your community, you may want
to investigate the TD Canada Trust Scholarship. This
scholarship rewards students who have shown leadership in the areas
of local employment programs, environmental cleanup, support group
creation, and family services initiatives. Due October 31,
2011 |
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| The Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan:
Offers scholarships for high school students who plan to enter
post-secondary education at Universities, SIAST, and Regional Colleges.
There are 6 - $1,0000 Masonic Youth Trust Fund Scholarships, 1 - $1,000
Murray Montague Memorial Scholarship, 2 - $1,000 Gilbert and Gay Cook
Memorial Awards, 5 - $1,000 Edgar Alexander Garton Scholarships, 2 - $500
Robinson Trust Fund Bursaries, 2 - $500 Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan Post
Secondary Education Bursaries, 2 - $1,000 Order of Eastern Star Robert
Moirrison Awards, and 1 - $6,000 Wascana Preceptory No. 51 Knights Templar
Scholarship. To apply, the applicant should be closely related to a
member of the Eastern Star. More |
| information can be found at
http://www.saskmasons.ca . |
| Top 20 Under 20 Scholarship:
For students demonstrating leadership, innovation, and achievement within
and/or beyond their local communities. January 23rd, 2012 Deadline.
See www.top20under20.ca for
details. |
| Toyota Earth Day Scholarship: Grants 15 scholarships of $5,000 each. Applicant must be in the
graduating year or have graduated in the last two years from a Canadian High
School. Must be entering full time studies at a Canadian College or
University in the fall of 2012 and be a Canadian citizen. Full details
can be found at www.earthday.ca
Due January 31, 2012. |
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Tronia Systems Scholarship:
$1000 awarded to an individual enrolled in an Agribusiness or
related field at a Canadian post-secondary institution. Based on
leadership, extra curricular involvement and academic standing.
Due October 2, 2010 |
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The Next Great
Prime Minister Contest: Open to students 18 to 25 that
have ideas for making Canada stronger. |
| Vancouver College
of Art and Design: $150,000 in scholarships are available.
Entries must be received by March 31st. |
| University of Alberta: Offers
a number of scholarships including Academic Excellence, Scholastic
Distinction, Leadership Awards, Track and Field Awards, etc. Various
deadlines. Visit www.beartracks.ualberta.ca for more details.
December 15 for Academic Excellence, March 1st for Scholastic
Distinction, March 15 for Entrance Leadership, etc. |
***** Any
students planning to attend the the U of A in September 2010 and did not
complete the Earlybird Academic Excellence Scholarship Competition in their
Grade 11 year, can still apply or the U of A's Academic Excellence Scholarship
Competition until December 15th, 2009. See
http://www.registrar.ualberta.ca/ro.cfm?id=2 for details.
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University of Alberta:
Offers various scholarships for Grade 12 students planning to enroll in the
next school year. (Various Deadlines) |
| University of British Columbia:
Various entrance scholarships available. |
| University of Lethbridge:
Entrance Awards Due June 30th for Grade 11 Merit Awards. Must be in
Grade 11 this year and planning to enter U of L in fall of 2008.
Students with an average of 80% and over are encouraged to apply. |
| University of Saskatchewan: Competitive Entrance Award Application is
Due February 15th.
http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/
To
apply: Apply for Admission by February 15th, complete online
application for competitive entrance awards, submit all documentation to
recruitment and admissions by deadline. |
Greystone
Scholars Society deadline is open until November 8, 2008 for students graduating
in June 2009. See
http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/greystone/ for details.
| University of Regina: Early entrance applications due
March 15th. Application for Entrance awards must be submitted
by this date. |
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1800Wheelchair
Scholarship: Must be enrolled at an accredited high
school, college, or university in Canada and be a legal resident of Canada
aged 16 or over to apply. |
| Wendy's Scholarship:
This Scholarship is normally due in November. Details are being
changed slightly for this 2010 year. Watch for updates. |
Other Possible Ways to Pay for Schooling:
GRADUATE RETENTION PROGRAM:
After your full-time studies, you MAY qualify for up to $20,000 in tuition back.
Visit the Can Learn Website.
The site provides information on how to plan and pay for education.
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