The deadline for applications is Monday July 6, 2020.
Ottawa (20 Jan. 2020) — Each year, the 390,000 member National Union of Public and General Employees (NUPGE) offers scholarships of $2,500 each that reflect its pursuit of equal opportunity for workers. Entrants must be the children/grandchildren or foster children/grandchildren of members or retirees of the National Union’s Component unions or its affiliates and who are planning to enter the 1st year of a Canadian public post-secondary educational institution on a full-time basis in 2020. In addition, the newly added    Young Worker Scholarship for those under 30 will award 2 scholarships of $2,500 each to members or children/grandchildren, or foster children/grandchildren of a National Union member or retiree and who are attending or planning to attend a public, post-secondary institution in 2020. 
All scholarships awarded will be based on the best 750–1,000 word essay as listed below. Essays will be marked on the basis of content and style. The deadline for applications and essays is July 6, 2020 and the 8 scholarships may have additional requirements, as noted below.
NEW FOR 2020 - Young Worker ScholarshipTwo scholarships will be awarded to those under the age of 30 as of the application deadline and who are members or children/grandchildren, or foster children/grandchildren of a National Union member or retiree and who are attending or planning to attend a public, post-secondary institution in 2020.
The essay topic is: In what ways are unions still important in the contemporary workplace?
Information and application for the Young Worker Scholarship (print only copy)
Brian Fudge Memorial ScholarshipIn addition to the general requirements above, the applicants for the Brian Fudge Memorial Scholarship must be entering a field of study in policing, criminal justice, community services or health care.
The essay topic is: The importance of their field of study in either policing, criminal justice, community services or health care in delivering public services to Canadians.
Information and application for the Brian Fudge Memorial Scholarship (print only copy)
Scholarship for Indigenous StudentsIn addition to the general requirements above, the applicants for the Scholarship for Indigenous Students must identify as indigenous. 
The essay topic is: The importance of quality public services in enhancing the quality of life of Indigenous Canadians.
Information and application for the Scholarship for Indigenous Students (print only copy)
Scholarship for LGBTQI2S StudentsIn addition to the general requirements above, the applicants for the Scholarship for LGBTQI2S Students must identify as an LGBTQI2S student.
The essay topic is: The importance of trade unions in supporting the LGBTQI2S community.
Information and application for the Scholarship for LGBTQI2S Students (print only copy)
Scholarship for Students of ColourIn addition to the general requirements above, the applicants for the Scholarship for Students of Colour must identify as a person of colour.
The essay topic is: The importance of quality public services in enhancing the quality of life of people of colour in Canada.
Information and application for the Scholarship for Students of Colour (print only copy)
Terry Fox Memorial ScholarshipIn addition to the general requirements above, the applicants for the Terry Fox Memorial Scholarship must identify a disability.
The essay topic is: The importance of quality public services in enhancing the quality of life of people with disabilities.
Information and application for the Terry Fox Memorial Scholarship (print only copy)
Tommy Douglas ScholarshipThere are no other requirements, other than the general requirements above, for applying for the Tommy Douglas Scholarship.
The essay topic is: How Tommy Douglas contributed to making Canada a more just and equitable society.
Information and application for the Tommy Douglas Scholarship (print only copy)
DeadlineThe deadline for applications and essays is Monday July 6, 2020 and the winners and their essays will be published on the National Union and its Components’ social media sites in September 2020.
For further information please phone 613-228-9800 or email scholarship@nupge.ca.

NUPGEThe National Union of Public and General Employees (NUPGE) is one of Canada's largest labour organizations with over 390,000 members. Our mission is to improve the lives of working families and to build a stronger Canada by ensuring our common wealth is used for the common good. — NUPGE

https://nupge.ca/content/national-unions-scholarship-program-2020

​2020 Jonah Christensen Memorial Scholarship:
Applicants will be required to submit a 750-word essay on the year’s topic by to celebratejonah@shaw.ca, by the submission deadline. Applications should have the subject line “Scholarship Application” and include their name, age, phone number, current high school and intended post-secondary institution.
The application period will be from September 1st, 2019 to March 31st, 2020.  All applicants will receive a confirmation of submission, as well as with a decision by May 15th, 2020.
This year’s topic:                                                                                    
Tell us about an important role model in your life. How did this person influence your interests, goals, or values?
Note: Submissions in either English or French are accepted.

Applicants must…

• be in their final year of high school.
• be intending to attend a post-secondary institution in the 2020-2021 academic year that is a registered charity. (You can check here: https://apps.cra-arc.gc.ca/ebci/hacc/srch/pub/dsplyBscSrch?request_locale=en )
• (if possible) be able to attend the Magical Evening 2020 event to receive the award.

The Selection Process:
All applicants will receive an email confirmation that we have received their application.
First Round – Qualification

• Any applications that do not meet our requirements, for example if the applicant is not attending a post-secondary institution registered as a charity or did not answer the essay question, will be rejected.

Second Round – Shortlist

• All eligible essays will be assigned a random number to avoid bias and the Scholarship Administrator, Hannah Christensen, will read all eligible essays and grade them based on the following criteria:
  • Creativity (/5)
  • Style and organization (/3)
  • Punctuation, grammar, spelling (/2)
  • Content (/5)
• Tips: Make sure your essay is creative, concise, and clear. While you should make some mention of extra-curricular activities and future goals, focus more on telling a compelling story than cramming in your entire résumé.

A shortlist of 5 essays will be selected from this round.
Final Round – Selection

• A final panel of the Christensen family and/or Celebrate the Child volunteers will read and evaluate the final 5 essays selected in the Second Round, and determine the final winner. The winning essay’s randomly assigned number will be connected back to the applicant’s contact information and the winner will be contacted.

For more information about this award, contact Hannah Christensen at hannahroo@shaw.ca
If you’d like to receive a reminder when the 2021 application period opens, email celebratejonah@shaw.ca with the subject line “Please remind me – Scholarship 2021”

​https://celebratethechild.me/jonah-christensen-memorial-scholarship/

http://www.trustee.bc.ca/services/estate-and-personal-trust-services/Pages/pgt-educational-assistance-fund.aspx

BURSARIES
Successful applicants are awarded annual bursaries ranging in value up to a maximum of approximately $4,415.00 (amount is indexed annually with the cost of living).
Applications are evaluated on the following criteria:
1. General Eligibility
An applicant must:
•  be a former permanent ward of the Ministry of Social Services of British Columbia, its predecessor or successor, or have been in continuing custody of the British Columbia Ministry for Children and Family Development under the Child, Family and Community Services Act or predecessor laws;
•  be at least 19 years of age as of the date studies commence;
•  be a high school graduate or equivalent currently enrolled or planning to enroll in a post-secondary academic, technical or vocational program;
•  submit a completed current year application form;
•  provide transcripts from the last year of school attended; and
•  have other sources of funding for the educational year. The bursary shall not be the sole means of support.
(Note: Permanent ward or continuing custody means a child, who by court order, was placed in the permanent or continuing custody of the Province of British Columbia. The custody order terminated when the child attained the age of 19 years, was married prior to attaining the age of 19 years, or the court cancelled the order prior to the child attaining the age of 19 years.)
2. Financial Need
An applicant must:
•  demonstrate a financial shortfall which might cause the individual to be unable to pursue their studies;
•  have some means of financial support other than the bursary;
•  demonstrate an inability to access additional means of financial support to make up the shortfall; and
•  provide an estimated descriptive budget for the upcoming academic year based on reasonable expenses and reasonable means of financial support.
​

Applications are open to all Grade 12 students currently enrolled in a Delta District Secondary School. Preference will be given to students who are pursuing either a post-secondary Bachelor of Music Education Degree Program.

Applications available in the Career Centre

The Canadian Bar Association BC Branch is pleased to announce that this year’s Barry Sullivan Law Cup will be hosted on Wednesday, April 8th 2020 at the Museum of Vancouver.
 
The topic for this year’s public speaking event is:
Should governments regulate social media and online content?
The Barry Sullivan Law Cup is a province-wide public speaking competition honouring the memory of Barry Sullivan and his contributions to both the legal and educational professions. Finalists will be judged by esteemed professionals and, in previous years, have included Judges from the Courts in British Columbia and representatives from UBC and the media. Students in Grades 10, 11 and 12 from all regions of B.C. are encouraged to compete.
 
First prize: $1500
Second prize: $250
Third prize: $150

Please let me know if you are interested in representing Delta Secondary
​Deadline to let me know: March  4th, 2020

BCSSA Scholarships
​Each year, BCSSA issues a total of 6 scholarships of $1000 each to a graduating student in each Chapter.  Deadline for application is Feb. 14, 2020.  You'll find more details and the application form here:  BCSSA Scholarship Application 2020

Joint Diversity Scholarship - 2020
Program Agenda:
​Save-On-Foods is proud to partner with UFCW Local 1518 on a Joint Diversity Trust to support and maintain a respectful and positive working environment. Our goal is to work collaboratively to promote diversity awareness and build strong, healthy and mutually beneficial relationships within the diverse communities that we serve.
Criteria for Application: The Joint Diversity Trust is offering 10 scholarships valued at $1,000 each to individuals who have played a significant role in diversity initiatives in their school and/or community.

The UFCW & Save-On-Foods Joint Diversity Scholarship is open to residents of British Columbia who are pursuing a part-time or full-time post-secondary program in BC. Applicants can be in any stage of their post-secondary education. To be eligible, applicants must be BC residents and must be registered to attend an accredited post-secondary institution in BC in the fall of 2020. Please note that because of other scholarship opportunities uniquely available to SOF team members and their dependants, members of this group are excluded from eligibility.

In the application process, applicants are asked to describe their career goals and objectives as well as their involvement with activities that promote diversity awareness and acceptance in their school and/or community.

Closing Date: 5/1/2020
Restrictions- Due to other scholarship opportunities available, applicants must not be a team member of the Save-On-Foods, or a dependant of a team member.
- Applicants must be BC residents and must be registered to attend an accredited post-secondary institution in BC in the fall of 2020.
- Applicants must demonstrate their involvement in diversity initiatives in their school and/or community through their essay responses and reference letters.
- This scholarship is open to those who have not received the Joint Diversity Scholarship in previous years.
Apply Now!

Students who have lived in Canada for at least seven years and have experienced adversity in their lives are eligible to apply. They may not have top grades through high school but must be capable of succeeding at the post-secondary level.

EligibilityIn order to be eligible for a TCF Scholarship, applicants must:

• Be a current resident of BC
• Have lived in Canada for at least 7 years,
• Be in Grade 12 or a recent secondary school graduate,
• Have demonstrated financial need,
• Have faced adversity,
• Plan to be a full-time student,
• Be ineligible for the BC Tuition Waiver Program (for former youth in care),
• Use funding for a post-secondary institution, trade or college, and
• Be endorsed by their school principal.
• Please see me if you wish to be nominated for this scholarship

Worth $40,000 for Undergraduate degree and $15,000 for 2 year diploma or Trade school diploma

Criteria: 
Residency
Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident for at least three years and reside in British Columbia.

Aptitude
Currently be in Grade 12 and have a minimum grade average of 75% in the most recently completed school year.

Intent
Plan to be a full-time student and use the funding for post-secondary education..

Institution
Apply to one of the twenty-five BC post-secondary institutions or trade schools. 

Financial Adversity
Demonstrate your and/or your family's financial adversity, and how it has affected you. 

Engagement
Receive endorsement from your secondary school and a community organization.

Deadline: January 20, 2020

https://beedieluminaries.ca/eligibility/

BC Excellence ScholarshipsThe  online  application form for the 2019/2020 school year is now available. The deadline is February 28, 2020.
There are 55 BC Excellence Scholarships available to recognize well-rounded B.C. graduates. Winners demonstrate service and leadership, both at school and in their communities. Winners also show aptitude and commitment to their chosen career paths. They will receive a $5,000 scholarship voucher to use towards their post-secondary tuition.
Getting StartedYou  must be nominated by your secondary school in order to apply for this scholarship. Only one student from each school may be nominated. Please inquire at your school if you would like to be considered for nomination. You must confirm your nomination by having your school principal sign and date the   BC Excellence Nomination Form (PDF).
In the online application, you will be asked to provide specific information and additional attachments.

• You can prepare by reviewing the list on the first page of the Application in advance
• You will upload any required attachments directly to the online application when prompted
• Attachments should be Word documents or PDF files under 15 MB in size

Conditional winners and their schools will be notified by email in May. Winners are confirmed in September, and notified by mail. They will also receive vouchers at this time. Vouchers must be redeemed within 5 years of graduation. Exact expiry dates are printed on vouchers.
Apply

1. Complete the   BC Excellence application  online
   • See  Scoring guides (PDF)  for  reference
2. Submit your completed application to the Ministry no later than February 28, 2020
3. Selection of winners will be finalized after August 31, 2020

EligibilityYou  must

• Meet basic eligibility requirements
• Be eligible for a B.C. Certificate of Graduation (Dogwood Diploma) and meet the requirements of the B.C. Graduation Program (2018) by August 31, 2020
• Be graduating in the same year the scholarship is awarded
• Have at least a
  • "B" (73% or above) in their Language Arts 11 final mark 
  • "B" average in final course marks that fulfill graduation requirements of Science 11 or 12, Math 11 and Social Studies 11 or 12, with no more than one "C+" (67% or above) final course mark, (marks lower than “C+” are not accepted)
• Maintain a “B” average or better in Grades 11 and 12 final course marks required for graduation

You can't win both a BC Excellence Scholarship and a Pathway to Teacher Education Scholarship.

Pathway to Teacher Education Scholarship
The  online  application form for the 2019/2020 school year is now available. The deadline is February 28, 2020.
The Pathway to Teacher Education Scholarship is awarded to 20 outstanding high school graduates who have demonstrated a commitment and aptitude for a career path in K-12 teaching. Winners receive a $5,000 scholarship voucher to redeem when they are registered and attending an approved K-12 teacher education program at   one of BC’s nine Faculties of Education.

• Approved teacher education programs

Conditional winners and their schools will be notified by email in May. Winners will be notified directly in September when eligibility is confirmed.
In the online application, you will be asked to provide specific information and additional attachments.

• You can prepare by reviewing the list on the first page of the Application in advance
• You will upload any required attachments directly to the online application when prompted
• Attachments  should be  Word documents or  PDF files under 15 MB in size

Apply

1. Complete the BC Pathway application online
   • See Scoring guides (PDF) for reference
2. Submit your completed application to the Ministry no later than February 28, 2020
3. Selection of winners will be finalized after August 31, 2020

EligibilityYou must

• Meet basic eligibility requirements
• Be eligible for a B.C. Certificate of Graduation (Dogwood Diploma) and meet the requirements of the B.C. Graduation Program (2018) by August 31, 2020
• Be graduating in the same year the scholarship is awarded
• Have at least a
  • "B" (73% or above) in your Language Arts 11 final mark 
  • "B" average in final course marks that fulfill graduation requirements of Science 11 or 12, Math 11 and Social Studies 11 or 12, with no more than one "C+" (67% or above) final course mark, (marks lower than “C+” are not accepted)
• Maintain a “B” average or better in Grades 11 and 12 final course marks required for graduation

You can't win both a Pathway to Teacher Education Scholarship and a BC Excellence Scholarship.
Pathway to Education Scholarship vouchers must be redeemed within 7 years of graduation. Exact expiry dates are printed on vouchers.

​OBJECTIVE
To support and assist Lifesaving Society trained lifeguards and instructors pursuing post secondary education in British Columbia or the Yukon.

AWARD VALUE
Four Scholarships of $500.00 each will be awarded each year.

ELIGIBILITY
Nominees must be holders of current Lifesaving Society awards and be actively employed by a BC & Yukon Branch affiliate as a lifeguard or Lifesaving Society Instructor, part-time or full time. Nominees must also be pursuing post-secondary education in the subsequent school term at a university, college or vocational school in BC or the Yukon.

SELECTION
The D.B. Perks Scholarship will be administered through the BC & Yukon Branch of the
Lifesaving Society. All applications will be reviewed for eligibility and six finalists will be
chosen. Finalist applications will then be rendered anonymous and sent for review to Doug Perks, owner of D.B. Perks and Associates, for determination of the four successful
candidates.

http://www.lifesaving.bc.ca/db-perks-lifesaving-society-scholarships

​Eligibility CriteriaTerry Fox Humanitarian Awards are open to students of all abilities.
To be considered for the Award, applicants must meet be:

• In good academic standing.
• Canadian citizens or landed immigrants.
• Students graduating from secondary (high) school or students completing their first year of CÉGEP or students who have completed secondary (high) school
• Involved in voluntary humanitarian activities (for which they have not been compensated).
• 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.

Terry Fox Award Recipients are eligible to receive the Award until they graduate with their first university degree or diploma (for a maximum of four years), provided they maintain satisfactory academic standing and a standard of humanitarian work and personal conduct which, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, justifies the award.


Value: The maximum value of the award is $28,000, dispersed over four (4) years. A stipend of $7,000 is issued directly to the institution each year in two installments of $3,500, one in September and one in January. For students who do not pay tuition fees, the award is $3,500 per year, issued directly to the institution in two installments of $1,750 each.
Recipients of the Terry Fox Humanitarian Award may not receive more than $15,000 in total scholarships annually (including the Terry Fox Humanitarian Award). If a student’s awards exceed this amount, any excess will be deducted from the student’s Terry Fox Award.
If a student’s academic expenses are covered by another source, they may choose to decline acceptance of the financial portion of the award. They will still be granted the distinction of being a Terry Fox Scholar.

Due: Feb 1

http://terryfoxawards.ca/applicant-information/

​Launched in 2012, this $100 million program funds 50 undergraduate scholarships each year, across top Canadian universities.* Our most promising students can pursue their dreams and become the next global pioneers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. They are innovators. They are Schulich Leaders



Worth: $100,000 for engineering and $80,000 for science, technology or mathematics


In order to become a Schulich Leader and receive the scholarship, a student must first be selected by their high school


You MUST be entering into a STEM PROGRAM (Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics) at our 20 Canadian partner universities


You must also meet two out of the 3 criteria


1) Academic Excellence

2) Leadership (community, business, entrepreneurial)
3) Financial need


If you wish to be nominated for this scholarship, you must  let me know 

The Board selects a number of applicants to receive a bursary of $1,000 each, based on that year's contributions to the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund. The successful recipients and their sponsoring clubs are notified by June 30.

• Must be a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant.
• Must be a student in the process of graduating from high school or currently studying or registered at a post-secondary institution.
• Must complete the current application form and submit it to the Kinsmen, Kinette or Kin Club closest to their permanent residence by February 1. Bursary winners are notified before June 30 by their sponsoring club.
• Will be evaluated on their community and school involvement, knowledge of Kin Canada and financial need.
• Due: Feb 1

https://www.kincanada.ca/bursaries

QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY - CHANCELLOR'S SCHOLARSHIP

Valued at $36,000
Superior academic ability
•    Creative and original thinking
•    Proven leadership qualities
•    High school nomination required*
•    Please see me if you wish to be nominated for this award    
New for this year: Quarms is not tied to the Chancellor's Scholarship this year.    
    

The University of Toronto National Book Award Program recognizes and rewards the very best Canadian secondary school students, regardless of which university those students choose to attend. These are students who demonstrate superior academic performance, original and creative thought, and exceptional achievement in a broad context. They excel in academic pursuits, demonstrate enthusiasm for intellectual exploration and have a strong involvement in the lives of their schools and communities. It is not necessary that the student intend to apply for admission to the University of Toronto. Award recipients receive a National Book Award recognizing their achievements, and as a symbol of their academic potential. It is a non-monetary award. The book will be presented to the student at their secondary school graduation ceremony at the end of the school year.  Students nominated for this award are invited to submit an application to the National Scholarship Program.

Eligibility: Recipients must be: Nominated by their secondary school; Canadian secondary school students intending to begin university the following academic year; Canadian citizens, permanent residents or protected persons; Students who demonstrate superior academic performance, original and creative thought, and exceptional achievement in a broad context; Students who excel in academic pursuits, demonstrate enthusiasm for intellectual exploration and have a strong involvement in the lives of their schools and communities.


UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO - National Scholarship Program

Students who have been nominated by their schools as National Book Award recipients may submit applications to the National Scholarship Program. In addition, students who identify themselves as meeting the scholarship criteria are invited to apply directly for the National Scholarship, without having been nominated for the Book Award. The National Scholarship rewards original, creative and committed Canadian secondary school students. These are students who demonstrate superior academic performance, original and creative thought, and exceptional achievement in a broad context. They excel in academic pursuits, demonstrate enthusiasm for intellectual exploration and have a strong involvement in the lives of their schools and communities. Each year approximately ten students are named National Scholars (winners) and ten are named Arbor Scholars (runners-up).

Eligibility: Students who have been nominated by their schools as National Book Award recipients may submit applications to the National Scholarship Program. In addition, students who identify themselves as meeting the scholarship criteria are invited to apply directly for the National Scholarship, without having been nominated for the Book Award.

Eligibility Criteria:
an original and creative thinker committed to school and community
a high achiever in academic and creative pursuits
enthusiastic about learning and intellectual exploration
a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person currently in your final year of Canadian secondary school or first-year CEGEP intending to begin university the following academic year
a National Book Award nominee or self-identify as meeting the criteria above

Value/Amount: The National Scholarship covers tuition, incidental and residence fees for up to four years of study. Finalists not designated as National Scholars receive Arbor Scholarships at a value of $7,500 in the first year and $1,500 per year for three additional years of undergraduate study. The scholarship is tenable only at the University of Toronto.

PLEASE let me know if you would like to be nominated for the Book Award/National Scholarship - please ensure you have submitted your BRAG sheet in google doc's

 Grade 12 Essay Contest

Grade 12 students across Canada are invited to confess their contained financial calamity story by submitting their true-life handiwork to the CEWC 2019 Essay Contest, co-sponsored by Credit Canada Debt Solutions, Capital One, OLG, RBC, TD Bank, BMO, Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, MNP Inc., Oakman Group, Harris and Partners, and many others.
Prizes range from $500 to $5000, with over 20 prizes to be won.
Entries must be written in English or French and must not exceed 1000 words.  Essays must be submitted between Sept. 3 and Oct. 15, 2019.  For full contest rules, see the application page.
Want to Enter?

Submit your details along with your essay entry before October 15th 2019.

Enter now

The Horatio Alger Association of Canada provides $1.2 million annually in need-based scholarship support for deserving students in all Canadian provinces and territories.

Scholarships of up to $10,000 are awarded to full-time students in their terminal year of high school with financial need (family income under $65,000) who have demonstrated integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity, a commitment to pursue a post-secondary education, a desire to contribute to society, and a good academic record.
RequirementsTo be eligible to apply for the Horatio Alger Scholarships of Canada, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Be graduating high school (or be in the final year of CEGEP) with plans to enter university in the fall of 2020
• 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 65
• Attend high school (or CEGEP) and reside in Canada
• Be Canadian citizens

• Apply
  

To find Canada’s next generation of leaders, we must look beyond grades and rankings to find the promise of character.

At the Loran Scholars Foundation, we identify and support young people who have the integrity and courage to make difficult decisions, the perseverance to work towards long-term goals, the curiosity to better understand the world around them and the drive to make positive change in their communities.
Our Awards: Renewable for up to four years, with a total value of $100,000, each Loran Award includes:

• An annual stipend of $10,000
• A matching tuition waiver from one of 25 partner universities
• Personal mentorship from a Canadian leader
• Access to our network and up to $10,000 in funding for summer internships in three different sectors
• An orientation expedition through Algonquin Park
• Annual retreats and scholar gatherings

Sponsored Applications - Due October 17:  sponsored application is one that is nominated by the school. It must be submitted by October 17.
Each Canadian high school may sponsor applications for up to three students, while each CEGEP may sponsor up to eight students. Please contact your guidance counsellor, teacher or school administrator to learn about the sponsorship selection process at your school. Your school contact will need to complete a short online sponsorship form before October 18th, and they will receive the link to complete this form once your application and your reference letter are finalized.
Our 21 regional committees review the sponsored applications in their area and invite shortlisted candidates (semi-finalists) to attend interviews in their region or province. These interviews are an opportunity for semi-finalists to connect with one another, meet the local leaders who serve as our regional interviewers and gain valuable interview experience.
After regional interviews, our committees invite 60-75 outstanding semi-finalists to attend national selections in Toronto in February. Our committees also grant provincial awards and honour citations to semi-finalists who distinguish themselves at the regional level.

If you want to be nominated for this scholarship, please complete a BRAG Sheet (Found in my google classroom-code 44halki)  by SEPT 17

Available to ALL post-secondary students attending a prescribed university or college. Preference will be given to dependents of past and present Vanga employees and students of South Delta and Delta Secondary Schools. A defined educational path to gain marketable skills aimed at specific career goals. Involvement in service activities will be taken into consideration.
Worth: $1,000 (first year) and $2000 (second year & higher)
Application due June 17, 2019
Applications can be picked up i the Career Centre