Worth $1000
Applications to be considered must be by students residing in the Municipality of Delta, finishing Grade 12 and procedding to higher education or technical school.  Preference will be given to children of veterans and ex-services personnel

Due: June 15, 2013

Applications available in the Career Centre

Students must be attending a College, Trade School, Technical School or University in BC or Yukon.

Financial need is the sole basis for choosing recipients;  however priortiy is given to children, grandchildren and great-granchildren of Veterans and Ex-Service Personnel.

Applications available in the Career Centre

(The Canadian War Museum History Awards for students graduating from secondary school)

The Canadian War Museum is dedicated to the study of Canadian military history and the effects of war upon Canada and its people. The Museum also recognizes the need to assist students who plan to continue their studies in the field of history. The Colonel Douglas H. Gunter History Awards have been instituted to support and encourage these students.

The Colonel Douglas H. Gunter History Awards are financially supported by the Friends of the Canadian War Museum.

Download the application form (PDF file, 214 Kb)

Criteria for admission Application for the Colonel Douglas H. Gunter History Awards is open to all senior students who plan on graduating from secondary school in the spring of 2013. To qualify, each student must submit an original work using one of the following media:

• Text
• Visual Art
• Web Design
• Audio or Video Production

In addition, each student must include a completed application form (attached).

Please do NOT include extra material such as transcripts, letters of recommendation, news clippings or résumés.

Deadline Completed applications must be postmarked and mailed no later than April 15, 2013. Late applications and applications that do not provide all the requested material will not be reviewed. Faxed or e-mailed applications will not be considered.

Theme Every year, the Canadian War Museum selects a theme on which students must base their work. For 2013, students are to produce a work on the following theme:

Canada and The Korean War
July 27, 2013 marks the 60th anniversary of the armistice that ended the Korean War. Between 1950 and 1953, more than 30,000 Canadians fought with the United Nations Command to defend South Korea against attacks from North Korean and Chinese forces. Five hundred and sixteen Canadians died during the Korean War, and many more were injured.

Your original work for this year’s competition should explore a theme related to Canada and the Korean War. You might examine a historical person, event, or organization, or you might offer a more general or more personal overview. You could explore famous Canadian battles, examine Canada’s reasons for supporting the United Nations effort, or interview a veteran of the war. You may wish to look at the war’s legacy in Canada, efforts to commemorate the war’s casualties and veterans, or the connections between your family, your school, or your community and the war. Why is the Korean War sometimes called “The Forgotten War”? How have Canadians sought to preserve peace in Korea since the end of the war?

For further information: http://www.warmuseum.ca/education/programs/the-colonel-douglas-h-gunter-award/

The $750 scholarship is awarded annually to a student graduating from high school in Delta and continuing in post secondary education.  This includes colleges, universities, technical and trade school programs, art schools, or any other career-oriented program.  The purpose of this award is to encourage high school students residing in Delta who are in their graduating year to display an interest in local or regional heritage (as demonstrated through an original piece of work and to continue their post seconary studies after high school.

Applications available in the Career Centre

R.T. Reynolds Memorial Scholarship Mr. Robert T. Reynolds, one of Delta Hospital's first presidents and a member of Delta municipality's pioneer families, made an outstanding contribution to the community during his lifetime. Very active in the furtherance of sound and progressive agricultural policies and community works, he also dedicated much time and energy towards obtaining a hospital for Delta. His dedication and perseverance in the face of many obstacles was a major factor in the construction of the fine facility we are all so proud of today.

This scholarship of $1,000.00 is awarded annually in recognition of Robert T. Reynolds' exemplary service. It is open to all Grade 12 students who reside in Delta and who intend to undertake post-secondary education in any field.

Certain factors have a major bearing on an applicant's success, such as their participation in extracurricular activities, community volunteer activities, and academic achievement.

Eligibility Any Grade 12 student resident of Delta who is advancing to post-secondary education may apply.


Deadlines Applications are due by end of day (5:00pm pst) April 19, 2013. 

Applications and Submission Download the 2013 Robert T. Reynolds Scholarship Application.


Please download the application and forward the completed form and supporting documents to:

Veronica Carroll, Executive Director
Delta Hospital Foundation
5800 Mountain View Blvd. Delta, B.C. V4K 3V6
[email protected]

Ten scholarships worth $750 each are offered to students throughout the province of BC and the Yukon.  These are tuition scholarships payable to the publicly funded post secondary institution the winner will be attending in the next acdemic year upon proof of registration.

Application deadline April 15, 2013

Applications available in the Career Centre.

Deadline: April 26, 2013
Value: $6000 (2) – one for female applicant, one for male applicant

Eligibility:
-aimed at students whose parents/guardians do not have a post-secondary education or received their post-secondary education outside Canada

-applicants must intend to pursue their first undergraduate commerce/finance/business degree/diploma at a recognized post-secondary institution in or outside Canada

-Canadian citizens who are academically gifted and well-rounded

http://www.cst.org/index.cfm?PAGEPATH=&ID=40750

Deadline: May 15, 2013
Value: $500

Eligibility:
1) Be between the ages of 15 and 20 on May 15th, 2013.
2) Submit answers to the essay question prior to the deadline.
3) Be attending a post-secondary institution by the Fall of 2013.
4) Have a GPA of 2.5 or greater.

http://www.studentscholarships.org/blackandlee

If you’ve demonstrated significant personal growth or community leadership,.

Coast Capital Savings offers these two Education Awards:

$5,000 Standing Tall Awards:
 Awarded to individuals who are working hard to overcome significant personal challenges to achieve their dreams. 16 awards are available in 2013.

$2,000 Citizenship Awards:
 Awarded to individuals who are taking a leadership role in their communities while successfully balancing their academic and personal lives. 32 awards are available in 2013. If you are a BC resident entering a full-time accredited Canadian university, college or technical school in the fall of 2013, and have not previously received an Education Award from us, you are eligible to apply.

 This year’s deadline for submissions is May 24, 2013. Be sure you submit your application on time since we won’t be accepting late applications.

Please refer to our FAQs for more information.

Applications available in the Career Centre  or online at www.coastcapitalsavings.com/awards

APEGBC offers several entry scholarships to BC high school graduates entering engineering or geoscience programs at UBC, UNBC, UVIC, BCIT or SFU.  The entry scholarships valued at $2,500 each are awarded on the basis of a combination of factors.  Applications are evaluated on the basis of academic standing, extracurricular activities, financial need and student statement.

Applications available in the Career Centre

Deadline to apply June 27, 2013

Apply now, over 91 Entrance Awards available. 

Deadline:     August 5, 2013: for programs beginning April 1, 2013
                       January 6, 2014: for programs beginning December 1, 2013

For more information go to : bcit.ca/finaid

To be eligible, the applicant must be a former permanent ward of the Province of BC and planning on studying at a post secondary level in an academic, technical or vocational program between September 2013 to August 2014.  The deadline to submit the application is April 15, 2013

www.trustee.bc.ca/services/estate/edu_assistance.html

Application form

The BCSSA Apple Technology Scholarship and the BCSSA Grade 12 Essay Scholarship program details have now been posted to the BCSSA website: http://www.bcssa.org/resources/scholarships/


Grades 6-12 Technology Scholarship

The Technology Scholarship recognizes outstanding achievement in technology-based learning. The BCSSA and Apple Canada invite BC public school students in grades 6–12 to design a website for an opportunity to receive a scholarship prize of an Apple iPad. There are seven iPad awards, one in each of the grade-level entry categories: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12.

This year we would like students to design a website for a school or community group. Please read the flyer for more details about the program.

Grade 12 Essay Scholarship

The Grade 12 Essay Scholarship provides financial assistance to BC public school students planning to pursue a teaching career. One scholarship winner will be chosen among finalists from each of the BCSSA's six regional chapters by a committee of educators. The winner will receive $1000, and the five finalists will receive $200 each. In addition to submitting an essay (1000 words maximum), applicants must provide a transcript of grades and two letters of reference attesting to school/community leadership.

The topic for the 2013 Grade 12 Essay Scholarship is "Technology as learning tool - How might schools utilize technology effectively to enhance student learning?" 

The purpose of this award is to reward an individual who is passionate, tries hard all of the time, and who’s level of energy is noticeable to others. Specifically we are seeking a student who has developed and shown these skills especially within the local high school community. This award is not about achieving the most – but rather trying the hardest, being involved, and doing your best. In terms of involvement it could be any/many strands not limited to athletic, academic, the arts, or student council.

Award Value: $750.00

Deadline Date: June 1, 2013

Pre-Requisite: Only Grade 12 students may apply. The student must be enrolled in a school serviced by Take Two and CIMS. As long as the school is within one of the following school divisions (below), applications will be eligible:

British Columbia: Campbell River School Division #72, Delta School District #37, Vernon School District #22, North Okanagan Shuswap School District #83, Central Okanagan School Division.

Alberta: Fort McMurray Public School Division

Manitoba: Turtle Mountain School Division, Brandon School Division, Mystery Lake School Division, Seven Oaks School Division, The Winnipeg School Division, River East Transcona School Division, Hanover School Division, Lord Selkirk School Division, Interlake School Division, Portage La Prairie School Division.

Required Documents:

Student transcript

Letter of reference from School Principal or Vice-Principal

Letter of reference from one teacher

Profile of all your school related activities

Cover letter which must answer the question ‘I am involved in my high school because’ and also talk about your future academic/career plans.

Download application

Your response must be received in hardcopy. Send your scholarship application to:

Take Two Inc
Attn: Scholarship Application
Box 608
La Salle, MB R0G 1B0