Scholarships by Category
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| Atco Aboriginal Awards Program | is aimed at supporting Aboriginal students from First Nations and Metis communities in close proximity to our facilities. Successful applicants will demonstrate a balanced lifestyle and commitment in the pursuit of education. |
Provides a scholarship to identify, recognize and reward well-rounded
students who combine distinguished talents with character, leadership and
a commitment to the community. They are awarded in amounts of $2000 to
$7500 |
Scholarship Data Bases
This is a free scholarship and award matching service. |
Scholarships available through Roland Michener
One or more $500 awards for students entering
health or social services fields.
Deadline, June 30 |
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A bursary of $1000 will be awarded to a student who is planning to further his/her education in the nursing field and is planning to return to work in Slave Lake.
Deadline, June 30 |
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One Award of $500 to a student entering any
post-secondary program. Competition is based on marks, community
involvement and school extra-curricular activities. Students must achieve
a minimum of 75% in two core subjects and an overall average of 65%. Deadline, June 30 |
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Two Awards of $750 to students entering any
post-secondary program. Selection is based on an essay, school
extra-curricular activities, community involvement and marks.
Deadline, June 1 |
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One Award of $750 for
female students who have been actively involved in volunteer activities
and are pursuing post-secondary education.
Deadline, June 1 |
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Awarded to a student who has been actively involved in volunteer activities and is pursuing
post-secondary studies.
Deadline, June 30 |
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Two scholarships of $500 - priority
to students entering the trades/technology and/or a career in physical
education or recreational administration
Deadline, June 30 |
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One Award of $1000 given to a student entering
the trades and technologies
Deadline, June 30 |
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$1000 will be awarded to a student who is planning to further his/her education at a post-secondary institution in trades or technology.
Deadline, June 30 |
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One award of $500 given to a student
planning to pursue a career in teaching.
Deadline, June 30 |
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One or more awards of $500 given to
students entering their second or later year of post-secondary schooling.
Deadline, June 30 |
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Two $500 scholarships
awarded to students based on their marks, letters of reference, a resume,
community involvement, volunteer activities and extracurricular activities
plus a short essay. Applications are available through
Mr. Ramsey.
Deadline, June 30 |
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Based on community involvement in the school and throughout the community. Winning student is eligible for the Centenial Scholarship.
Deadline, June 30 |
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RMSS Music Bursary |
One Award of up to $500 intended for
students wishing to pursue musical training outside school. It is not
restricted to those entering post-secondary programs. Selection is made by
the RMSS musical society.
Deadline, June 30 |
Two scholarships of $500 each are available for the 2009-2010 academic year. The fields of study that will receive priority under the program are: Certificate, Diploma, or Degree Programs in Forestry or Natural Resource Management or Environmental Sciences; Certificate or Degree programs in Wood Products Manufacturing; Certificate, Diploma, or Degree Programs in Technical Fields leading to a career in the forest products industry.
Deadline, May 1 |
Government Scholarships & Bursaries
Provides excellent information
about funding for post-secondary education |
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Minimum of 75% in 5 subjects. Tenable at any post-secondary institution. Deadline: May 1 |
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675 Scholarships of $1000 awarded annually. This Scholarship is
designed to recognize the excellence of Alberta apprentices in a trade,
and trainees in a designated occupation, and to encourage recipients to
complete their apprenticeship or occupational training programs.
Click for Application Form Deadline July 3. |
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Six scholarships are awarded
annually for two years of study at United World Colleges. These awards are
based on academic ability, leadership capability, references, and an
interview. Applicants must be Alberta Residents in the process of
completing Grade 11.
Application form Application deadline: February 15 |
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Information on budgeting, loans
grants and bursaries. This information is available in Slave Lake at
the Canada-Alberta Service Centre. Ph: 849-7290 |
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A $3000 bursary for Alberta students who are within two years of
completing their program. In exchange for the bursary, students agree to
work in northern Alberta upon graduation. Around 110 NADC Bursaries are
awarded each year |
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Eligible
students must be attending high school in the Aspen Health Region Area and
enrolled in a post-secondary program leading to any career with potential
for employment with Aspen Health Region. Click for more information.
Deadline: July 13, 2007 |
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Award recipients are
involved in voluntary humanitarian work, Canadian citizens, entering a
Canadian post-secondary institution, and maintain a satisfactory grade
point average. The value of the award is $7,000 per year, paid
directly to the institution in two installments of $3,500 each.
Deadline is February 1st of every year |
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Two $1000 Scholarships Available for Studies Leading Toward a Career in Forestry or Forest Products Manufacturing for students in the Slave Lake area. The fields of study that will receive priority under the program can be certificate, diploma, or degree programs in related fields.
Deadline, May 1 |
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Funding from $500 to $1500 is available to residents of the North Peace region who wish to pursue careers in forest management and forest industry manufacturing. Strongest consideration will be given to students who pursue studies related to the manufacturing side of the forestry industry. These can be degree or diploma progams.
Deadline, May 1 |
Business
One graduating student from High Prairie School Division will be awarded a scholarship of $2500 over four years totalling a maximum of $10,000. The scholarship is intended to assist students pursuing post-secondary education in an oil and gas industry related field through a degree, diploma or certificate.
Deadline: April 1 |
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200 scholarships of $1000 to students graduating from high school across Canada. Leadership in community and school activities a priority.
Deadline: March 15 |
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Provides a scholarship to identify, recognize and reward well-rounded
students who combine distinguished talents with character, leadership and
a commitment to the community. They are awarded in amounts of $2000 to
$75000. |
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Honour the achievements of senior students across Canada, and help pay for
post-secondary and/or post-CEGEP education. |
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Scholarship for Outstanding Community
leadership recognizing students who have shown leadership in the areas of
local employment programs, environmental clean-up, support group creation,
and family services initiative |
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Open to any student however preference may be given first to students
graduating from a school located in a community in which the company
operates and secondly, to students who have a parent employed by the
company. |
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Is looking for well-rounded individuals who have demonstrated a commitment
to academic achievement, and who have also devoted significant time and
energy pursuing extracurricular activities and community service.
Application Deadline: November 3, 2008 |
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Twenty awards of $5000 for students who have
demonstrated outstanding environmental commitment, community service and
leadership during the course of their studies and maintain a high level of
academic achievement
Entry Deadline: Jan 31 |
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24 awards of $500 based on leadership, sports, performing arts, technology or trades, fine arts, and community/volunteer service.
Application Deadline: March 6 |
Post-Secondary Institutions
Has
a number of entrance scholarships that include the Academic Excellence
Scholarships for Grade 11, the Scholastic Distinction Scholarships,
Leadership Scholarships, the Eldon Foote Track and Field Scholarships, the
Entrance Academic Scholarships, the Universiade ‘83 Scholarships. |
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The
University of Calgary Student Awards and Financial Aid office can help
you |
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Students planning to attend the U. of L. and have a Grade 11 average of
over 80% are encouraged to apply.
Deadline: June 30 |
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This is an inclusive PDF file |
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A number of awards are available to all students pursuing a post-secondary education in Alberta. In addition to these, Grant MacEwan University offers many more to its students on an annual basis. Deadline - January 22 |
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This bursary was established to assist financially challenged women start along the path to fulfilling their career aspirations. This is an annual bursary with a value of $1500 to attend Grant MacEwan University.
Application deadline: January 29 |
Aboriginal Scholarships
| Atco Aboriginal Awards Program | is aimed at supporting Aboriginal students from First Nations and Metis communities in close proximity to our facilities. Successful applicants will demonstrate a balanced lifestyle and commitment in the pursuit of education. |
Applicants must be Indian, Inuit, or Métis and have been living in Alberta for
the last three years and plan to enroll full-time in a health field at the
college, technical institute or university level. Aboriginal
Health Careers Bursary application form.
Deadline: May 15 |
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Applicants
must be Registered Indian, Inuit or Més, be residents of Alberta
and entering their first year of post-secondary study at an accredited
Alberta post-secondary institution. Value: $500 to $1,250 Deadline: June 1 |
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Applicants
must be Alberta residents and full-time students enrolled in the second
year of either Law Enforcement or Criminal Justice. The qualifying Alberta
institutions are: Lethbridge Community College, Mount Royal College, Grant
MacEwan College, the University of Calgary or the University of Alberta
Value: $500
Deadline: October 1 |
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An
assortment of scholarships available to aboriginal students in the
province of Alberta. |
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Applicants must be Metis, demonstrate financial need and intend to pursue a qualified program. Awards are based on a holistic assessment of financial need, connection to the Métis community, and other circumstances. Priority will be given to full-time students entering their first year of post-secondary education. Application Package (PDF),
Deadline, March 31 |
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106 - 7th St. S.E., Slave Lake, Alberta, T0G 2A3 - - Sr.
High: 780-849-3064, Jr. High: 780-849-5300, Fax:
780-849-2032