Deadline: June 1
The Delta Co-op in Unity is once again offering a $500 scholarship to students who:
-are graduating from a school in a community that DOES NOT have a Delta Co-op outlet
-express a sincere desire to further their education (college, university, accredited technical or trade school)
-enter a program that is a minimum of two semesters in length
-be the son or daughter of and active DELTA CO-OP MEMBER
Copies of the application form are available from the Delta Co-op office (228.2662)
Friday, March 11, 2011
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
Les Donnelly Scholarship
Deadline: May 31
This scholarship is awarded annually to a maximum of $2000. It is funded by the Saskatchewan Safety Council's Trust Fund. The recipient must be a Saskatchewan resident who is enrolled in a college or university program. Applicants must submit their responses to the eligibility questions.
To download the application form, click the title link above.
This scholarship is awarded annually to a maximum of $2000. It is funded by the Saskatchewan Safety Council's Trust Fund. The recipient must be a Saskatchewan resident who is enrolled in a college or university program. Applicants must submit their responses to the eligibility questions.
To download the application form, click the title link above.
Certified Management Accountants Scholarship
Deadline: July 29
This high school scholarship of $1000 is available to one graduating high school student who is entering the accounting program at the University of Regina, University of Saskatchewan or SIAST. The scholarship will be awarded to the student with the highest GPA in Grade 12, and will be presented at the CMA annual convocation ceremony in November.
To apply, the applicant should send a letter of applicant to the CMA office. An original high school transcript should be included, along with a 250 word essay explaining why he/she has chosen to pursue a career in accounting.
For more information about the CMA society, click the title link above.
This high school scholarship of $1000 is available to one graduating high school student who is entering the accounting program at the University of Regina, University of Saskatchewan or SIAST. The scholarship will be awarded to the student with the highest GPA in Grade 12, and will be presented at the CMA annual convocation ceremony in November.
To apply, the applicant should send a letter of applicant to the CMA office. An original high school transcript should be included, along with a 250 word essay explaining why he/she has chosen to pursue a career in accounting.
For more information about the CMA society, click the title link above.
Friday, February 18, 2011
SIAST Business Programs Contest
Contest runs from March 1 - March 31, 2011.
Students aged 15 and over are invited to enter this photo contest. Tuition prizes of $1,000 and $750 are available for SIAST Business programs as well as two iPads! Students who are 18 or older can enter the contest on Facebook. Students who are 15 - 17 years of age will find a link on Facebook to enter the contest on a microsite (Facebook requires contest entrants to be at least 18 years of age).
Click the title link to enter.
Students aged 15 and over are invited to enter this photo contest. Tuition prizes of $1,000 and $750 are available for SIAST Business programs as well as two iPads! Students who are 18 or older can enter the contest on Facebook. Students who are 15 - 17 years of age will find a link on Facebook to enter the contest on a microsite (Facebook requires contest entrants to be at least 18 years of age).
Click the title link to enter.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Skills Work!
Skills Canada (Saskatchewan) is a not-for-profit organization that actively promotes careers in skills trade and technologies to Saskatchewan youth. This organization sponsors provincial, national and international "Olympic Style" skills competitions for secondary, post-secondary and apprentice students to compete in numerous trade and technology areas.
For more information about the wide range of competitions offered, click the title link above.
For more information about the wide range of competitions offered, click the title link above.
Friday, February 11, 2011
UBC Major Entrance Scholarships
Deadline: March 1
Major Entrance Scholarships recognize students who excel across the board and who have demonstrated academic and leadership achievements in the arts, community, athletics, and school. They are available to students entering UBC from secondary school or from college or university.
You must be nominated by a school counsellor to apply. A school may nominate a number of students equal to 2% of its graduating class. Please ensure that you receive approval from your counsellor before pursuing a nomination.
Click the title link for further information.
Major Entrance Scholarships recognize students who excel across the board and who have demonstrated academic and leadership achievements in the arts, community, athletics, and school. They are available to students entering UBC from secondary school or from college or university.
You must be nominated by a school counsellor to apply. A school may nominate a number of students equal to 2% of its graduating class. Please ensure that you receive approval from your counsellor before pursuing a nomination.
Click the title link for further information.
UBC Major Entrance Scholarships
Deadline: March 1
Major Entrance Scholarships recognize students who excel across the board and who have demonstrated academic and leadership achievements in the arts, community, athletics, and school. They are available to students entering UBC from secondary school or from college or university.
You must be nominated by a school counsellor to apply. A school may nominate a number of students equal to 2% of its graduating class. Please ensure that you receive approval from your counsellor before pursuing a nomination.
Major Entrance Scholarships recognize students who excel across the board and who have demonstrated academic and leadership achievements in the arts, community, athletics, and school. They are available to students entering UBC from secondary school or from college or university.
You must be nominated by a school counsellor to apply. A school may nominate a number of students equal to 2% of its graduating class. Please ensure that you receive approval from your counsellor before pursuing a nomination.
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Dalton Camp Award
Deadline: March 15
The Dalton Camp Award will go to the winner of an essay competition on the link between democracy and the media in Canada. In 2011, there will be one Award consisting of a prize of $5,000, as well as a bronze cast medal by the late Canadian sculptress Dora de Pédèry-Hunt. Up to four finalists will also be recognized and awarded a prize of $1,000 each.
Click the title link for further information.
The Dalton Camp Award will go to the winner of an essay competition on the link between democracy and the media in Canada. In 2011, there will be one Award consisting of a prize of $5,000, as well as a bronze cast medal by the late Canadian sculptress Dora de Pédèry-Hunt. Up to four finalists will also be recognized and awarded a prize of $1,000 each.
Click the title link for further information.
Miller Thomson Scholarships
Deadline: March 1
Submission: online
The Miller Thomson Foundation has increased the National Scholarship Programme from $200,000 to $300,000 annually, awarding 100 entrance scholarships in the amount of $3,000 each.
Students:
-must be attending a Canadian secondary school, planning onentering a Canadian post-secondary institution in the Fall to pursue a course of study within Canada leading to a degree or diploma from an accredited community college or university.
-must obtain a Secondary School Diploma.
-must be a Canadian citizen and/or a permanent resident of Canada.
have maintained a minimum grade average of 87% in Grades 9, 10, 11 and 12.
-must provide school transcripts for grades 9, 10, 11, and in-progress Grade 12 grades.
Access the online application by clicking the title link.
Submission: online
The Miller Thomson Foundation has increased the National Scholarship Programme from $200,000 to $300,000 annually, awarding 100 entrance scholarships in the amount of $3,000 each.
Students:
-must be attending a Canadian secondary school, planning onentering a Canadian post-secondary institution in the Fall to pursue a course of study within Canada leading to a degree or diploma from an accredited community college or university.
-must obtain a Secondary School Diploma.
-must be a Canadian citizen and/or a permanent resident of Canada.
have maintained a minimum grade average of 87% in Grades 9, 10, 11 and 12.
-must provide school transcripts for grades 9, 10, 11, and in-progress Grade 12 grades.
Access the online application by clicking the title link.
Sears High School Design Competition
Deadline: March 25
Design Exchange is proud to announce the 16th Annual Sears Canadian High School Design Competition. The aim of the competition is to promote the study and awareness of various design disciplines in schools across Canada. The competition is open to all high school students, at the junior (grades 10 and below) and senior (grades 11 and above) levels. Prizes will be awarded at the two levels, in each of the four categories – Industrial Design - Task Light, Fashion Design - Reclaimed T-Shirt, Architecture / Interior Design - Refueling Station, and Graphic Design - 2011 Competition Certificate.
For more information, click the title link above.
Design Exchange is proud to announce the 16th Annual Sears Canadian High School Design Competition. The aim of the competition is to promote the study and awareness of various design disciplines in schools across Canada. The competition is open to all high school students, at the junior (grades 10 and below) and senior (grades 11 and above) levels. Prizes will be awarded at the two levels, in each of the four categories – Industrial Design - Task Light, Fashion Design - Reclaimed T-Shirt, Architecture / Interior Design - Refueling Station, and Graphic Design - 2011 Competition Certificate.
For more information, click the title link above.
Dalhousie Entrance Scholarships
March 15: is the deadline for Dalhousie University's Entrance Scholarships
These scholarships recognize academic, extra-curricular and leadership achievement. They also offer scholarships for students belonging to various equity groups.
Click the title link for applications and further information.
These scholarships recognize academic, extra-curricular and leadership achievement. They also offer scholarships for students belonging to various equity groups.
Click the title link for applications and further information.
Building Brighter Futures Booklet
This booklet highlights scholarships and bursaries available under the National Aboriginal Achievement foundation Bursary and Scholarship Program. It also provides guidelines for the various awards offered throughout the year.
Click the title link to download a copy of this booklet.
Click the title link to download a copy of this booklet.
MacEwan Theatre Arts Program Auditions
March 19 and May 28
Auditions will be held in Edmonton for the MacEwan Theatre Arts Program. click the title link for further information.
Auditions will be held in Edmonton for the MacEwan Theatre Arts Program. click the title link for further information.
MacEwan's Arts and Communication Student for a Day
March 5 from 10 am to 3 pm
Spend a day at MacEwan's Centre for the Arts and Communication, matched with a student in the program of your choice. Attend classes, ask questions and get a send of the campus first-hand.
Highlighted programs include: Arts and Cultural Management, Bachelor of Communication Studies, Bachelor of Music and Music Diploma, Design Studies, Fine Art, Theatre Arts, and Theatre Production.
Click the title link for further information.
Spend a day at MacEwan's Centre for the Arts and Communication, matched with a student in the program of your choice. Attend classes, ask questions and get a send of the campus first-hand.
Highlighted programs include: Arts and Cultural Management, Bachelor of Communication Studies, Bachelor of Music and Music Diploma, Design Studies, Fine Art, Theatre Arts, and Theatre Production.
Click the title link for further information.
Wednesday, February 09, 2011
CUPE Local 5111 Scholarships
Deadline: March 31
CUPE Local 5111 (Prairie North Regional Health Authority) will award one $500.00 scholarship per regional branch. Branches are Lloydminster, Maidstone, Turtleford, Meadow Lake and the Battlefords(2)
To apply you must be a CUPE Local 5111 member or family member (son/daughter/grandchild).
Application will be a minimum three hundred word essay on “Trade Unionism”.
The scholarships are for any post secondary education
Successful applicants must also provide proof of enrollment prior to receiving the scholarship.
Please forward all applications through your CUPE Local 5111 Branch Vice Presidents.
Branch VP’s or mail to
CUPE Local 5111 Box 83 North Battleford, Sk. S9A 2X6
Please make application by March 31, 2011
Judging will be done by an impartial CUPE representative.
* Note there are no formal application forms. Please send you essay with all applicable information.
CUPE Local 5111 (Prairie North Regional Health Authority) will award one $500.00 scholarship per regional branch. Branches are Lloydminster, Maidstone, Turtleford, Meadow Lake and the Battlefords(2)
To apply you must be a CUPE Local 5111 member or family member (son/daughter/grandchild).
Application will be a minimum three hundred word essay on “Trade Unionism”.
The scholarships are for any post secondary education
Successful applicants must also provide proof of enrollment prior to receiving the scholarship.
Please forward all applications through your CUPE Local 5111 Branch Vice Presidents.
Branch VP’s or mail to
CUPE Local 5111 Box 83 North Battleford, Sk. S9A 2X6
Please make application by March 31, 2011
Judging will be done by an impartial CUPE representative.
* Note there are no formal application forms. Please send you essay with all applicable information.
Tuesday, February 08, 2011
Geomatics Sweepstakes - SIAST
Geomatics students solve practical real-world problems by gathering, processing and analyzing spatial information from a diverse range of sources.
Geomatics technologists work outdoors where they measure forest boundaries, streams, lakes, property lines and building locations, and gain the skills to make a detailed map of your work.
Geomatics (or Geotechnology) has been identified as one of the three most important emerging fields in worldwide labour markets. Graduates are in demand in a variety of industries, including land surveying firms, energy and mining companies, engineering consulting firms and many more!
Grand Prize - Garmin Dakota 20 handheld GPS device (approximate retail value $375) Outdoor navigation meets touchscreen simplicity in Dakota 20. This rugged, palm-sized navigator combines touchscreen navigation, high-sensitivity GPS with HotFix® satellite prediction, barometric altimeter, 3-axis electronic compass and microSD™ card slot in one affordable, power-packed punch.
2nd Prize - Garmin nuvi 2350 automobile GPS device (approximate retail value $185) The widescreen nüvi 2350 includes maps for the U.S., Canada and Mexico and features lane assist with junction view¹, trafficTrends™ historical traffic, myTrends™ predictive routing, and ecoRoute™ to help calculate a more fuel-efficient route. Pedestrian capabilities can be enhanced with optional cityXplorer™ maps for mass transit information.
3rd Prize - Garmin eTrex H handheld GPS device (approximate retail value $110) Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts on a budget, eTrex H comes with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver that locks onto satellite signals quickly and maintains accuracy — even in the toughest conditions. And just like the popular eTrex, this little yellow wonder combines an intuitive interface and a rugged exterior into a lightweight handheld that fits in the palm of your hand.
Go to http://www.facebook.com/SIASTGeomatics to enter!
Geomatics technologists work outdoors where they measure forest boundaries, streams, lakes, property lines and building locations, and gain the skills to make a detailed map of your work.
Geomatics (or Geotechnology) has been identified as one of the three most important emerging fields in worldwide labour markets. Graduates are in demand in a variety of industries, including land surveying firms, energy and mining companies, engineering consulting firms and many more!
Grand Prize - Garmin Dakota 20 handheld GPS device (approximate retail value $375) Outdoor navigation meets touchscreen simplicity in Dakota 20. This rugged, palm-sized navigator combines touchscreen navigation, high-sensitivity GPS with HotFix® satellite prediction, barometric altimeter, 3-axis electronic compass and microSD™ card slot in one affordable, power-packed punch.
2nd Prize - Garmin nuvi 2350 automobile GPS device (approximate retail value $185) The widescreen nüvi 2350 includes maps for the U.S., Canada and Mexico and features lane assist with junction view¹, trafficTrends™ historical traffic, myTrends™ predictive routing, and ecoRoute™ to help calculate a more fuel-efficient route. Pedestrian capabilities can be enhanced with optional cityXplorer™ maps for mass transit information.
3rd Prize - Garmin eTrex H handheld GPS device (approximate retail value $110) Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts on a budget, eTrex H comes with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver that locks onto satellite signals quickly and maintains accuracy — even in the toughest conditions. And just like the popular eTrex, this little yellow wonder combines an intuitive interface and a rugged exterior into a lightweight handheld that fits in the palm of your hand.
Go to http://www.facebook.com/SIASTGeomatics to enter!
Thursday, February 03, 2011
University of Regina Updates
Click the title link above to find out more about the U of R's early conditional admission, residence applications, scholarships, etc.!
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Firefighter Training and Pharmacy Technician at Parkland College
Parkland College offers a range of programs, including Firefighting Training and the Pharmacy Technician course.
Click the title link above for further information.
Click the title link above for further information.
Lethbridge School of Justice Studies Student for a Day
March 21 - The School of Justice Studies at the University of Lethbridge is holding a semi-annual institutional Student for a Day on March 21 from 8 am to 3:30 pm. Lunch will be provided.
For more information, call 1.800.572.0103 ext 3322
For more information, call 1.800.572.0103 ext 3322
CUPE 4747 Scholarship
Deadline: April 30
Students who have at least one parent or guardian who is a member of CUPE Local 4747 for at least one full year are eligible to apply for this scholarship.
Ask your parent or guidance counsellor for further information.
Students who have at least one parent or guardian who is a member of CUPE Local 4747 for at least one full year are eligible to apply for this scholarship.
Ask your parent or guidance counsellor for further information.
Lifetouch Canadian Association of Principals Scholarship
Deadline: March 1
The Canadian Association of Principals and Lifetouch, Canada are proud to sponsor this award this year. The purpose of this award is to afford principals the opportunity to recognize one of their student leaders and to enter that student as a nominee for a national scholarship.
The C.A.P. Student Leadership Award scholarship is designed to provide the broadest possible base upon which to evaluate candidates. Effective 2010, Twelve scholarships of $750.00 each will be awarded. (One scholarship per CAP provincial/territorial affiliate) Only students graduating in their final year of high school are eligible for nomination.
Each school that wishes to participate in the scholarship program is asked to nominate one student leader who demonstrates outstanding leadership. Nominees should be in the top 20% of their class. Deadline to submit nominations is March 1.
Click the title link for further information.
The Canadian Association of Principals and Lifetouch, Canada are proud to sponsor this award this year. The purpose of this award is to afford principals the opportunity to recognize one of their student leaders and to enter that student as a nominee for a national scholarship.
The C.A.P. Student Leadership Award scholarship is designed to provide the broadest possible base upon which to evaluate candidates. Effective 2010, Twelve scholarships of $750.00 each will be awarded. (One scholarship per CAP provincial/territorial affiliate) Only students graduating in their final year of high school are eligible for nomination.
Each school that wishes to participate in the scholarship program is asked to nominate one student leader who demonstrates outstanding leadership. Nominees should be in the top 20% of their class. Deadline to submit nominations is March 1.
Click the title link for further information.
SIAST Program Changes
Business Education - An optional co-operative education component will be added to the Business Administration program at Palliser Campus, Moose Jaw. For the 2011-12 academic year and subsequent academic years, students entering the Administration diploma program will have the option to join the co-operative education stream, which involves a work placement in January.
Steel Fabricator and Welder Certificates - SIAST plans to offer the combination Steel Fabricator and Welder certificate,beginning September 2011. This initiative will be offered in response to industry demand for pre-employment steel fabricator training. Based on level one Steel Fabricator apprentice curriculum and level one Welder apprentice curriculum, the program will also provide curriculum enhancements for a non-apprentice. Graduates from the program will be able to pursue a career in either trade. The program will soon be listed in the SIAST program listings on our web page.
Deleted Programs: In addition, the Custom Harvester certificate and the Pork Production Technician applied certificate were deleted, effective January 1, 2011.
Click the title link to visit the SIAST website.
Steel Fabricator and Welder Certificates - SIAST plans to offer the combination Steel Fabricator and Welder certificate,beginning September 2011. This initiative will be offered in response to industry demand for pre-employment steel fabricator training. Based on level one Steel Fabricator apprentice curriculum and level one Welder apprentice curriculum, the program will also provide curriculum enhancements for a non-apprentice. Graduates from the program will be able to pursue a career in either trade. The program will soon be listed in the SIAST program listings on our web page.
Deleted Programs: In addition, the Custom Harvester certificate and the Pork Production Technician applied certificate were deleted, effective January 1, 2011.
Click the title link to visit the SIAST website.
U of A Aboriginal Students Discovery Day
Aboriginal students are invited to experience the U of A at their third annual Aboriginal Student Discovery Day (ASDD). During this event, they offer Aboriginal students and their influencers an opportunity to learn about the different programs that are offered at the University of Alberta.
The goal of this day is to showcase their vibrant Aboriginal community. Aboriginal Student Discovery Day will take place on Friday, May 20, 2011 at North Campus in Edmonton.
Click the title link for further information.
The goal of this day is to showcase their vibrant Aboriginal community. Aboriginal Student Discovery Day will take place on Friday, May 20, 2011 at North Campus in Edmonton.
Click the title link for further information.
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
U of A Rural Discovery Day
March 18, 2011
The University of Alberta will be hosting Rural Discovery Day at North Campus in Edmonton.
Students can:
Learn about the U of A’s undergraduate programs, housing, awards and services
Discuss university life with current undergraduate students from other rural areas
Tour Residence and Campus
Participate in fun student life activities
Meet new friends from rural areas
Win great prizes, including U of A apparel
Click the title link above for further information.
The University of Alberta will be hosting Rural Discovery Day at North Campus in Edmonton.
Students can:
Learn about the U of A’s undergraduate programs, housing, awards and services
Discuss university life with current undergraduate students from other rural areas
Tour Residence and Campus
Participate in fun student life activities
Meet new friends from rural areas
Win great prizes, including U of A apparel
Click the title link above for further information.
U of S On Campus Day
Registration Deadline: Tuesday, February 15
On Campus Day, held on February 18 at the University of Saskatchewan, provides you with the opportunity to sit in on mock lectures, learn about admission and registration processes, find out about programs for student success and much more!
For more information, and to register for On Campus Day click the title link above.
Parents will also have an opportunity to learn more about the U of S by attending On Campus Day. They must fill out a separate registration form online which is also accessible by clicking the title link above.
On Campus Day, held on February 18 at the University of Saskatchewan, provides you with the opportunity to sit in on mock lectures, learn about admission and registration processes, find out about programs for student success and much more!
For more information, and to register for On Campus Day click the title link above.
Parents will also have an opportunity to learn more about the U of S by attending On Campus Day. They must fill out a separate registration form online which is also accessible by clicking the title link above.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Community Based Bachelor of Education at Meadow Lake
North West Regional College is now partnering with the University of Regina to offer a Community-Based Bachelor of Education program to students in our region. This direct entry elementary program will commence in September 2011.
For further information, click the title link.
For further information, click the title link.
Future Aces Scholarship
Deadline: January 31
Successful applicants will have demonstrated their contribution to society by having exhibited good citizenship through extensive volunteerism, community service initiatives and by participating in humanitarian causes (minimum 350 hours)
- Applicants are either in or pursuing a post-secondary school education
- Applicants must be Canadian Residents between the ages of 16-24
- Applicants can be pursuing post-secondary education in a non-Canadian institution
- Availability of scholarships is based upon the number and type of donations received prior to the application
- The minimum amount of the scholarship is $1,000
Successful applicants will have demonstrated their contribution to society by having exhibited good citizenship through extensive volunteerism, community service initiatives and by participating in humanitarian causes (minimum 350 hours)
- Applicants are either in or pursuing a post-secondary school education
- Applicants must be Canadian Residents between the ages of 16-24
- Applicants can be pursuing post-secondary education in a non-Canadian institution
- Availability of scholarships is based upon the number and type of donations received prior to the application
- The minimum amount of the scholarship is $1,000
Saturday, January 08, 2011
studentawards.com - New Look!
The studentawards.com site has recently been updated with a new look and new features.
This includes the Studentawards Version 4.U contest to win one of three $1,000 Scholarships. You can also update Your Profile for a chance to win one of ten $100 cash prizes.
Click the title link to explore/register.
This includes the Studentawards Version 4.U contest to win one of three $1,000 Scholarships. You can also update Your Profile for a chance to win one of ten $100 cash prizes.
Click the title link to explore/register.
Friday, January 07, 2011
SIGA First Nations Scholarship Awards Program
Deadline: July 31, 2011
Two (2) $5,000 Scholarships are for students in Information Technology; a Commerce program (majoring in Human Resources, Accounting, Finance or Marketing); or Hospitality and Tourism Management.
Two (2) $2,500 Scholarships are for students in Communications or Electronics.
Ten (10) $1,000 Scholarships are for students in any chosen field.
Selection Criteria
The SIGA First Nations Scholarship Awards Program provides an opportunity for First Nations students within the province to successfully obtain certification from a recognized post-secondary institute.
To be eligible for a scholarship award, the applicant must:
be First Nations*
be a Saskatchewan resident
Have been accepted to or are currently attending a recognized post-secondary institution (preference may be given to candidates enrolled in a full-time program at a recognized institute within the province of Saskatchewan)
Click the title link for further information.
Two (2) $5,000 Scholarships are for students in Information Technology; a Commerce program (majoring in Human Resources, Accounting, Finance or Marketing); or Hospitality and Tourism Management.
Two (2) $2,500 Scholarships are for students in Communications or Electronics.
Ten (10) $1,000 Scholarships are for students in any chosen field.
Selection Criteria
The SIGA First Nations Scholarship Awards Program provides an opportunity for First Nations students within the province to successfully obtain certification from a recognized post-secondary institute.
To be eligible for a scholarship award, the applicant must:
be First Nations*
be a Saskatchewan resident
Have been accepted to or are currently attending a recognized post-secondary institution (preference may be given to candidates enrolled in a full-time program at a recognized institute within the province of Saskatchewan)
Click the title link for further information.
SARM Scholarship in Agricultural Safety and Rural Health
Deadline February 4 (postmarked)
Are you . . .
• Enrolled in Grade 12 for the 2010-2011 school year?
• Planning on studying at a post secondary school in
the fall of 2011?
Do you . . .
• Have a farming background?
• Have parents or guardians who pay taxes to a RM?
• Live in a rural area?
Yes! Great!
• Download an application form from http://www.
cchsa-ccssma.usask.ca/ahsn/scholarships.php or
get one from your RM office.
• Write a 1,000 word essay on The Importance of
Safety and Health on Our Farm or Safety and Health
Hazards on Our Farm.
• Send your application and essay to: Sueli de Freitas,
Public Relations Coordinator, Canadian Centre for
Health and Safety in Agriculture, Box 120, Royal
University Hospital, 103 Hospital Drive, Saskatoon,
SK S7N 0W8
Are you . . .
• Enrolled in Grade 12 for the 2010-2011 school year?
• Planning on studying at a post secondary school in
the fall of 2011?
Do you . . .
• Have a farming background?
• Have parents or guardians who pay taxes to a RM?
• Live in a rural area?
Yes! Great!
• Download an application form from http://www.
cchsa-ccssma.usask.ca/ahsn/scholarships.php or
get one from your RM office.
• Write a 1,000 word essay on The Importance of
Safety and Health on Our Farm or Safety and Health
Hazards on Our Farm.
• Send your application and essay to: Sueli de Freitas,
Public Relations Coordinator, Canadian Centre for
Health and Safety in Agriculture, Box 120, Royal
University Hospital, 103 Hospital Drive, Saskatoon,
SK S7N 0W8
Nels, Anna and Evelyn Dahl Nursing Education Fund Award
Deadline: June 15
This Fund provides one annual award (the amount will vary due to investment income, but is
anticipated to be a minimum of $3,000) to be used to assist the successful applicant in receiving
education and training at a not-for-profit post-secondary institution of his or her choice. The
award is made on the basis of the criteria listed below. The successful applicant will be chosen
by a selection committee. The committee will determine the standards which applicants must
meet. The winner will be announced at an appropriate time.
PROVISION OF THE AWARD
One scholarship will be paid annually. The scholarship award is endowed with The Saskatoon
Foundation in perpetuity and will not be retired.
ELIGIBILITY OF CANDIDATES
1. Candidates shall be Saskatchewan residents of Aboriginal ancestry, either status or nonstatus Indian or Metis.
2. Applicants should have an academic average of at least 70% or be mature students with
a commitment to succeed.
3. The scholarship recipient will forfeit the award should s/he be unable to provide a written
confirmation of enrolment from the post-secondary institution s/he plans to attend by
December 15th
in the year of the award. In this case, the runner-up shall be awarded the
scholarship.
4. While the Selection Committee shall use the above criteria to determine who is eligible for
the award, the decision is at the committee’s discretion
Click the title link for further information and an application form.
This Fund provides one annual award (the amount will vary due to investment income, but is
anticipated to be a minimum of $3,000) to be used to assist the successful applicant in receiving
education and training at a not-for-profit post-secondary institution of his or her choice. The
award is made on the basis of the criteria listed below. The successful applicant will be chosen
by a selection committee. The committee will determine the standards which applicants must
meet. The winner will be announced at an appropriate time.
PROVISION OF THE AWARD
One scholarship will be paid annually. The scholarship award is endowed with The Saskatoon
Foundation in perpetuity and will not be retired.
ELIGIBILITY OF CANDIDATES
1. Candidates shall be Saskatchewan residents of Aboriginal ancestry, either status or nonstatus Indian or Metis.
2. Applicants should have an academic average of at least 70% or be mature students with
a commitment to succeed.
3. The scholarship recipient will forfeit the award should s/he be unable to provide a written
confirmation of enrolment from the post-secondary institution s/he plans to attend by
December 15th
in the year of the award. In this case, the runner-up shall be awarded the
scholarship.
4. While the Selection Committee shall use the above criteria to determine who is eligible for
the award, the decision is at the committee’s discretion
Click the title link for further information and an application form.
Thursday, January 06, 2011
Evraz Scholarship
Deadline: May 31, 2011
EVRAZ Inc. NA has two scholarships of $1,500.00 each to be awarded to students entering the University of Regina or the University of Saskatchewan in the faculties of Engineering, Administration/Commerce, or Science. These scholarships are renewable for up to three additional years.
Click the title link for an application form.
EVRAZ Inc. NA has two scholarships of $1,500.00 each to be awarded to students entering the University of Regina or the University of Saskatchewan in the faculties of Engineering, Administration/Commerce, or Science. These scholarships are renewable for up to three additional years.
Click the title link for an application form.
Dennis McGann Bursary
Deadline August 1
The Columbia Foundation, the Canadian Union of Public Employees British Columbia (CUPE BC), Canadian Association of Labour Media (CALM), NOW Communications, and the McGann family have established the Dennis McGann Bursary. This exciting new bursary program is designed for those studying or planning to study Communications who demonstrate a commitment to the issues and actions affecting working people.
One $1000 bursary will be awarded to a Canadian Citizen or Landed Immigrant who is enrolling or enrolled in full or part time Communications studies at an accredited public post-secondary institution in Canada. Financial need must be demonstrated. This bursary also considers community service.
Click the title link for application information.
The Columbia Foundation, the Canadian Union of Public Employees British Columbia (CUPE BC), Canadian Association of Labour Media (CALM), NOW Communications, and the McGann family have established the Dennis McGann Bursary. This exciting new bursary program is designed for those studying or planning to study Communications who demonstrate a commitment to the issues and actions affecting working people.
One $1000 bursary will be awarded to a Canadian Citizen or Landed Immigrant who is enrolling or enrolled in full or part time Communications studies at an accredited public post-secondary institution in Canada. Financial need must be demonstrated. This bursary also considers community service.
Click the title link for application information.
Kin Canada Hal Rogers Bursary
Deadline: February 1st
$1000 bursaries are awarded annually based on financial need, community/volunteer involvement and knowledge of Kin Canada.
Applicants to Kin Canada Bursaries must:
Be a Canadian Citizen or Landed Immigrant
Plan to be a full-time student in the next academic school year, at a recognized university, community college, technical institute or other post-secondary institution for advanced learning
Demonstrate high ideals and qualities of citizenship, and have not previously received a bursary from the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund
Complete and mail the standard, current application form to one only of a Kinsmen, Kinette, or Kin club nearest your permanent residence.
For application forms and information, click the title link above.
$1000 bursaries are awarded annually based on financial need, community/volunteer involvement and knowledge of Kin Canada.
Applicants to Kin Canada Bursaries must:
Be a Canadian Citizen or Landed Immigrant
Plan to be a full-time student in the next academic school year, at a recognized university, community college, technical institute or other post-secondary institution for advanced learning
Demonstrate high ideals and qualities of citizenship, and have not previously received a bursary from the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund
Complete and mail the standard, current application form to one only of a Kinsmen, Kinette, or Kin club nearest your permanent residence.
For application forms and information, click the title link above.
BILL MASON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
To be eligible for the Bill Mason Memorial Scholarship, applicants must be:
A Canadian Citizen
Enrolled full-time at a Canadian University or College
Enrolled in undergraduate studies, second (2nd) year or higher standing
Enrolled in an Outdoor Recreation, Environmental Studies or other related program
Have an academic standing of B+ (75%) or higher
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
There is no standard scholarship application form. Candidates must complete their application as per the criteria established in the BILL MASON SCHOLARSHIP FUND GUIDELINES (pdf).
ENTRY DEADLINE
Postmarked no later than midnight, September 30 of the current academic year.
Click the title link to access an application form.
To be eligible for the Bill Mason Memorial Scholarship, applicants must be:
A Canadian Citizen
Enrolled full-time at a Canadian University or College
Enrolled in undergraduate studies, second (2nd) year or higher standing
Enrolled in an Outdoor Recreation, Environmental Studies or other related program
Have an academic standing of B+ (75%) or higher
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
There is no standard scholarship application form. Candidates must complete their application as per the criteria established in the BILL MASON SCHOLARSHIP FUND GUIDELINES (pdf).
ENTRY DEADLINE
Postmarked no later than midnight, September 30 of the current academic year.
Click the title link to access an application form.
myRobot Rumble: SUMObot Challenge 2011
The Robots
SIAST will give your school a SUMO robot kit that has everything you need to be ready for the rumble (check competition rules for details). Your team builds it, programs it and then tests it on the included competition mat.
The Rumble
On March 24, 2011 your SUMObot team will meet in Saskatoon and go bot-to-bot against other Saskatchewan high school teams. Last bot standing in the ring is the winner!
The Competitors
myRobot Rumble is open to all grade 9 to 12 Saskatchewan high school students.
The Prizes
Winners of the myRobot Rumble SUMObot Challenge will win great prizes including the grand prize – an iPod Touch and a $1,500 tuition credit to any participating SIAST electronics program.
Click the title link for further information.
Also you can view a past gold medal match by clicking here
SIAST will give your school a SUMO robot kit that has everything you need to be ready for the rumble (check competition rules for details). Your team builds it, programs it and then tests it on the included competition mat.
The Rumble
On March 24, 2011 your SUMObot team will meet in Saskatoon and go bot-to-bot against other Saskatchewan high school teams. Last bot standing in the ring is the winner!
The Competitors
myRobot Rumble is open to all grade 9 to 12 Saskatchewan high school students.
The Prizes
Winners of the myRobot Rumble SUMObot Challenge will win great prizes including the grand prize – an iPod Touch and a $1,500 tuition credit to any participating SIAST electronics program.
Click the title link for further information.
Also you can view a past gold medal match by clicking here
Wednesday, January 05, 2011
Top 20 Under 20
Deadline: January 21
Top 20 under 20™ nominees will meet the following eligibility requirements:
A young person who has demonstrated significant amounts of Innovation, Leadership and Achievements in their life, school, community, province or country
Under the age of 20 (as of December 31, 2010)
Canadian citizenship or permanent residence status
Desire to pursue some form of education or training, whether that be Canadian secondary, post-secondary or training education (high school or equivalent, CEGEP, GED, college, university, training or apprenticeship programs)
Self nominated OR nominated by a community group, friend, peer, sponsor
All nominations must include a letter of endorsement by a sponsor. The sponsor must speak to the applicant's role and innovative project.
Top 20 Under 20™ is an individual award. Applications for a group is not permitted.
Not a past recipient of the Top 20 Under 20™ Award
Click the title link for further information.
Top 20 under 20™ nominees will meet the following eligibility requirements:
A young person who has demonstrated significant amounts of Innovation, Leadership and Achievements in their life, school, community, province or country
Under the age of 20 (as of December 31, 2010)
Canadian citizenship or permanent residence status
Desire to pursue some form of education or training, whether that be Canadian secondary, post-secondary or training education (high school or equivalent, CEGEP, GED, college, university, training or apprenticeship programs)
Self nominated OR nominated by a community group, friend, peer, sponsor
All nominations must include a letter of endorsement by a sponsor. The sponsor must speak to the applicant's role and innovative project.
Top 20 Under 20™ is an individual award. Applications for a group is not permitted.
Not a past recipient of the Top 20 Under 20™ Award
Click the title link for further information.
Garfield Weston Awards
Deadline: Must be received by March 29, 2011
The W. Garfield Weston Awards program will distribute up to 25 Entrance W. Garfield Weston Awards to students entering their first year of college studies in Canada for use during the 2011-2012 academic year. Each award comprises a tuition waiver from a consortium of colleges, renewable up to three additional years; an $8000 stipend renewable for u to three additional years; access to summer program funding of up to $3500 and mentorship.
For further information and application forms, click the title link. However note that the deadline for 2011 is MARCH 29 AND NOT APRIL 15, AS MENTIONED ON THE SITE!
The W. Garfield Weston Awards program will distribute up to 25 Entrance W. Garfield Weston Awards to students entering their first year of college studies in Canada for use during the 2011-2012 academic year. Each award comprises a tuition waiver from a consortium of colleges, renewable up to three additional years; an $8000 stipend renewable for u to three additional years; access to summer program funding of up to $3500 and mentorship.
For further information and application forms, click the title link. However note that the deadline for 2011 is MARCH 29 AND NOT APRIL 15, AS MENTIONED ON THE SITE!
Tuesday, January 04, 2011
SIAST Seats for 2011 Still Available
Click the title link for an 'at-a-glance' listing of programs that still have seats available for the fall of 2011.
New Program at SIAST
Business Insurance Program
SIAST has expanded its Business programs portfolio to prepare students for growing opportunities in the insurance industry. The Insurance Institute of Saskatchewan estimates that as many as 25% of the insurance industry nationally will retire within the next six years.
The new Business Insurance diploma is the only full-time program in the province focusing on insurance and has been developed to provide grads with mid-career level skills. Students will write the Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) exams to receive industry accreditation.
Click the title link for further information about this program.
SIAST has expanded its Business programs portfolio to prepare students for growing opportunities in the insurance industry. The Insurance Institute of Saskatchewan estimates that as many as 25% of the insurance industry nationally will retire within the next six years.
The new Business Insurance diploma is the only full-time program in the province focusing on insurance and has been developed to provide grads with mid-career level skills. Students will write the Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) exams to receive industry accreditation.
Click the title link for further information about this program.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
New Math Requirements
Click the title link for an update on Math Requirements for Saskatchewan Post Secondary Schools.
SSBA Education Scholarships
Deadline: August 31
The Saskatchewan School Boards Association will now be awarding two $2500.00 scholarships to Saskatchewan students graduating from high school: one for a student entering university and one for a student entering a technical institution. Previously, the scholarship amounts were $1000.00. The application deadline is August 31.
For application forms and further information, click the title link above.
The Saskatchewan School Boards Association will now be awarding two $2500.00 scholarships to Saskatchewan students graduating from high school: one for a student entering university and one for a student entering a technical institution. Previously, the scholarship amounts were $1000.00. The application deadline is August 31.
For application forms and further information, click the title link above.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Canada World Youth
Interested in a unique way to spend a "gap" year between high school and post-secondary education?
Canada World Youth offers various programs for youth, ages 17 to 29 who are interested in participating in international educational experiences in Canada and in Africa, Asia, Ukraine and Latin America.
In some cases, CWY can help participants gain academic credit earned through participation. Projects include work related to community development, health, social services, the environment and gender equity.
Click the title link for further information.
Canada World Youth offers various programs for youth, ages 17 to 29 who are interested in participating in international educational experiences in Canada and in Africa, Asia, Ukraine and Latin America.
In some cases, CWY can help participants gain academic credit earned through participation. Projects include work related to community development, health, social services, the environment and gender equity.
Click the title link for further information.
SIAST "My Choice"
Are you interested in registering at SIAST (Kelsey, Wascana, Palliser or Woodlands campuses) in the future? If so, you can take advantage of this new service. Sign up for a "My Choice" account and you can get personalized information about open houses, virtual tours, career assessments and more detailed program information not accessible from the main SIAST site.
You do NOT have to be registered with SIAST to sign up for an account. Click the title link to access the sign up page.
You do NOT have to be registered with SIAST to sign up for an account. Click the title link to access the sign up page.
Competitive Entrance Awards, University of Saskatchewan
Deadline: February 15
Competitive Entrance Awards are based on academic achievement, financial need, and contributions to school and community life. These awards also recognize particular backgrounds, acknowledge contributions to certain clubs, and reward achievement in music or athletics. Competitive Entrance Awards are available to:
-students proceeding directly from high school to university; and
-students who have been out of high school for one or more years and have less than 18 credit units transferable to a program of study at the University of Saskatchewan.
Each student can receive payment of one centrally-administered U of S entrance award (including many Competitive Entrance Awards). If eligible to receive multiple awards, students will be contacted to confirm which award they will be accepting. Students can receive additional awards administered at the college/department level or from an external source. Self-declared St. Thomas More (STM) students may be eligible for additional awards and will be contacted when the STM awards application becomes available (usually in August).
For application information, click the title link above.
Competitive Entrance Awards are based on academic achievement, financial need, and contributions to school and community life. These awards also recognize particular backgrounds, acknowledge contributions to certain clubs, and reward achievement in music or athletics. Competitive Entrance Awards are available to:
-students proceeding directly from high school to university; and
-students who have been out of high school for one or more years and have less than 18 credit units transferable to a program of study at the University of Saskatchewan.
Each student can receive payment of one centrally-administered U of S entrance award (including many Competitive Entrance Awards). If eligible to receive multiple awards, students will be contacted to confirm which award they will be accepting. Students can receive additional awards administered at the college/department level or from an external source. Self-declared St. Thomas More (STM) students may be eligible for additional awards and will be contacted when the STM awards application becomes available (usually in August).
For application information, click the title link above.
Geomatics Program Reinstated at SIAST
Do you want the outdoors as part of your office? Do you enjoy using computers and working with technology? Did you know that Geomatics technologists are well paid in Saskatchewan and in-demand? Opportunities are expanding, the field is growing, the profession needs you. Due to retirement, turnover and expanding opportunities, there are a number of currently available job openings with more openings in the near future.
Applications to the newly revised Geomatics Technology program are now being accepted for the 2011 intake. Click the title link for further information.
Applications to the newly revised Geomatics Technology program are now being accepted for the 2011 intake. Click the title link for further information.
Royal Bank Scholarships
The Royal Bank offers both Undergraduate Scholarships (Deadline February 1), Aboriginal Scholarships (Deadline February 28th) and Scholarships for New Canadians (Deadline February 1st). Click the title link above for eligibility and application information.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Searchable Award Database: Lakeland College
Click the title link above to access a database of awards available to Lakeland Students and/or to view a links (see left column) of external awards available to students attending various post-secondary institutions.
Saskatchewan Collaborative BScN Program
The Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing (SCBScN) program is offered jointly by the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology (SIAST) and the University of Regina.
As a student you will begin your nursing education, including opportunities to work directly with patients, in Year 1. You will prepare for the future of health care by taking innovative courses in areas such as health informatics and Aboriginal health.
When you graduate, you’ll receive a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. You’ll be ready to make a real difference in your patients’ lives and work as a valuable member of a health care team that includes physicians, paramedics, social workers and therapists.
Locations: Saskatoon and Regina
Applications opened: 0800 hours on September 15, 2010
Classes begin: September 2011
First-qualified/first-admitted.
Click the title link for further information.
As a student you will begin your nursing education, including opportunities to work directly with patients, in Year 1. You will prepare for the future of health care by taking innovative courses in areas such as health informatics and Aboriginal health.
When you graduate, you’ll receive a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. You’ll be ready to make a real difference in your patients’ lives and work as a valuable member of a health care team that includes physicians, paramedics, social workers and therapists.
Locations: Saskatoon and Regina
Applications opened: 0800 hours on September 15, 2010
Classes begin: September 2011
First-qualified/first-admitted.
Click the title link for further information.
Friday, December 10, 2010
Lakeland Academic Excellence Scholarships
Deadline: June 30
Academic Excellence Scholarships go to new students enrolled in University Transfer, Environmental Sciences, Business or Educational Assistant programs who had a Grade 11 average between 85 and 100 percent. Depending on the average, students can receive up to $3500.
Click the title link for further information.
Academic Excellence Scholarships go to new students enrolled in University Transfer, Environmental Sciences, Business or Educational Assistant programs who had a Grade 11 average between 85 and 100 percent. Depending on the average, students can receive up to $3500.
Click the title link for further information.
CIC Awards for Students of Aboriginal Heritage
Up to $20 000 us available at Lakeland College to students of Aboriginal heritage through the Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan. Awards are granted $5000 per year up to a maximu of four years o study.
To be eligible, students must apply and be accepted for full-time studies in the fall of 2011 in Business, Heavy Oil Operations/Fourth Class Power Engineering, Environmental Studies or Office Education.
Click the title link above for further information.
To be eligible, students must apply and be accepted for full-time studies in the fall of 2011 in Business, Heavy Oil Operations/Fourth Class Power Engineering, Environmental Studies or Office Education.
Click the title link above for further information.
Saskatchewan Agriculture Student Scholarship
Deadline: February 1, 2011
Are you a Grade 12 student in Saskatchewan?
Do you plan to take agriculture-related post-secondary courses beginning in the fall of 2011? Are you preparing for an exciting career in agriculture?
If you answered yes to all of the above, apply for the Saskatchewan Agriculture 2010-11 Student Scholarship worth $1,000.
Here's what you need to do:
Write a 500-word essay; or
Submit a three-minute video essay
Address one of the following two topics:
The future of agriculture in Saskatchewan over the next 10-15 years.
Agriculture as a way to solve problems facing the world (for example: food shortages, health problems, environmental concerns, etc.)
Click the title link above for further information.
Are you a Grade 12 student in Saskatchewan?
Do you plan to take agriculture-related post-secondary courses beginning in the fall of 2011? Are you preparing for an exciting career in agriculture?
If you answered yes to all of the above, apply for the Saskatchewan Agriculture 2010-11 Student Scholarship worth $1,000.
Here's what you need to do:
Write a 500-word essay; or
Submit a three-minute video essay
Address one of the following two topics:
The future of agriculture in Saskatchewan over the next 10-15 years.
Agriculture as a way to solve problems facing the world (for example: food shortages, health problems, environmental concerns, etc.)
Click the title link above for further information.
New Business Programs at Lakeland College
Beginning in the fall of 2011, students enrolled in Lakeland's Business diploma program will have five distinct majors to choose from for their second year of studies. These are: Accounting, Appraisal and Assessment, General Route, Marketing, and Small Busines and Entrepreneurship.
After completing the Business Diploma program, students can transfer into Athabasca University's Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Management programs offered at the Lloydminster Campus.
Click the title link for further information.
After completing the Business Diploma program, students can transfer into Athabasca University's Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Management programs offered at the Lloydminster Campus.
Click the title link for further information.
January 15 Deadline for Kinesiology
This is your reminder that the deadlines for high school students to apply to the College of Kinesiology at the U of S is January 15 (for fall intake of 2011).
Click the title link for further information.
Click the title link for further information.
Monday, December 06, 2010
Toyota Earth Day Scholarship
Deadline: January 31, 2011
Earth Day Canada and Toyota Canada Foundation have established an annual scholarship to acknowledge and financially reward graduating Canadian high school students who have achieved academic excellence and distinguished themselves through environmental community service.
What is the Value of this Scholarship?
The Toyota Earth Day Scholarship Program consists of 20 awards of $5 000 each. Awards will be granted in five geographical regions:
• Atlantic Canada • Québec • Ontario • Western Canada/Northwest Territories/Nunavut • British Columbia/Yukon
A national winner, selected from the 20 regional winners, will receive an additional Toyota Earth Day Scholarship National Prize including a Panasonic notebook computer and an all expense paid trip to Toronto for the National Award Ceremony.
Click the title link for further information.
Earth Day Canada and Toyota Canada Foundation have established an annual scholarship to acknowledge and financially reward graduating Canadian high school students who have achieved academic excellence and distinguished themselves through environmental community service.
What is the Value of this Scholarship?
The Toyota Earth Day Scholarship Program consists of 20 awards of $5 000 each. Awards will be granted in five geographical regions:
• Atlantic Canada • Québec • Ontario • Western Canada/Northwest Territories/Nunavut • British Columbia/Yukon
A national winner, selected from the 20 regional winners, will receive an additional Toyota Earth Day Scholarship National Prize including a Panasonic notebook computer and an all expense paid trip to Toronto for the National Award Ceremony.
Click the title link for further information.
University of Regina Entrance Awards
March 15 is the deadline for Entrance Awards at the University of Regina. To download an application and to view other external award sites, click the title link above.
Campion College at the U of R offers additional entrance awards. Click here to view further information.
Campion College at the U of R offers additional entrance awards. Click here to view further information.
SIAST Application Deadline for High-Demand Programs
February 15 - is the deadline to apply for the following designated high demand programs at SIAST:
Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technology
Dental Hygiene
Medical Laboratory Technology
Medical Radiologic Technology
Power Engineering Technology (effective for the 2011 intake)
Practical Nursing (effective for the 2011 intake)
These programs use a different program than the regular, first-qualified first admitted programs.
Click the title link for further information.
Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technology
Dental Hygiene
Medical Laboratory Technology
Medical Radiologic Technology
Power Engineering Technology (effective for the 2011 intake)
Practical Nursing (effective for the 2011 intake)
These programs use a different program than the regular, first-qualified first admitted programs.
Click the title link for further information.
Concordia College (AB) Information
Concordia College is an accredited liberal arts institution located in Edmonton offering 26 undergraduate degrees in Arts, Education, Environmental Health, Management and Science, as well as two graduate degrees.
A "student for a day" program will take place at Concordia on March 5, 2011 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Students applying for admission by April 1 are eligible for scholarships including the competitive President's Leadership Scholarship, worth approximately $30 000.
Click the title link for further information about this college.
A "student for a day" program will take place at Concordia on March 5, 2011 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Students applying for admission by April 1 are eligible for scholarships including the competitive President's Leadership Scholarship, worth approximately $30 000.
Click the title link for further information about this college.
Shad Valley Experience
Application Deadlines December 8 and January 19
Shad Valley is a four week summer enrichment program. Students spend a month living in residence at one of our host university campuses across Canada. The program is offered to students currently completing grade 10, 11 or 12.
For 30 years, Shad Valley has provided over 11,000 students with some of the most challenge, fun and inspiration they've ever experienced, a network of friends and connections for life, and a competitive advantage in planning their future.
Click the title link for further information.
Shad Valley is a four week summer enrichment program. Students spend a month living in residence at one of our host university campuses across Canada. The program is offered to students currently completing grade 10, 11 or 12.
For 30 years, Shad Valley has provided over 11,000 students with some of the most challenge, fun and inspiration they've ever experienced, a network of friends and connections for life, and a competitive advantage in planning their future.
Click the title link for further information.
Idea Connection
Are you interested in a number of contests that call for innovative thinking? Click the title link above and visit this site for a variety of opportunities!
Friday, December 03, 2010
University of Regina youtube Channel
The University of Regina has now launched it's youtube channel, with information for prospective students. Click the title link to visit this channel (unless you're at school right now - - save bandwidth and check this out at home!)
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
SIAST Transition to Post-Secondary Ed. and Employment Program
The Transition Program is designed to serve adults with a diagnosed learning disability and/or ADHD, providing the necessary skills and strategies in order to foster independent learning in a post-secondary or employment setting.
Admission requirements are grade 12, a completed psycho-educational assessment or diagnosis and a written career development plan.
Applicants will be interviewed.
Click the title link above to find out more about this program.
Admission requirements are grade 12, a completed psycho-educational assessment or diagnosis and a written career development plan.
Applicants will be interviewed.
Click the title link above to find out more about this program.
Residence Applications: University of Manitoba
The University of Manitoba is now accepting (online) applications for its various residences.
For information and floor plans, click here
To apply, click the title link above.
For information and floor plans, click here
To apply, click the title link above.
United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth
Deadline: January 15
Annually the UN Pilgrimage brings together high school students from around the world to study and learn about the United Nations. For young adults interested in world affairs, international relations, economics and/or political sciences this is an opportunity of a life time to observe the United Nations in person while exchanging views on education, politics and religion. Students tour the United Nations building and listen to behind-the-scenes briefings conducted by specialized United Nations agencies and departments including Ambassadors, Minister Counselors and Country Representatives. Each student (delegate) will participate in in-depth discussions with other young people from around the world as well as make new and lifelong friends. In addition, students experience one of the greatest cities in the world: New York. Attending a Broadway play; St. Patrick's Cathedral, Rockefeller Center and much more.
Tours are conducted during the summer and vary from six to twelve days in duration.
Competition is open to all high school students 16 or 17 years of age with a minimum of one year of high school remaining. Applications are reviewed by the selection committee for evidence of leadership, character, concern for community welfare, interest in world affairs and general fitness. Each applicant is required to write an essay and may be required to also participate in a local speech contest.
Application forms are available from your guidance counsellor. Click the title link above for further information.
Annually the UN Pilgrimage brings together high school students from around the world to study and learn about the United Nations. For young adults interested in world affairs, international relations, economics and/or political sciences this is an opportunity of a life time to observe the United Nations in person while exchanging views on education, politics and religion. Students tour the United Nations building and listen to behind-the-scenes briefings conducted by specialized United Nations agencies and departments including Ambassadors, Minister Counselors and Country Representatives. Each student (delegate) will participate in in-depth discussions with other young people from around the world as well as make new and lifelong friends. In addition, students experience one of the greatest cities in the world: New York. Attending a Broadway play; St. Patrick's Cathedral, Rockefeller Center and much more.
Tours are conducted during the summer and vary from six to twelve days in duration.
Competition is open to all high school students 16 or 17 years of age with a minimum of one year of high school remaining. Applications are reviewed by the selection committee for evidence of leadership, character, concern for community welfare, interest in world affairs and general fitness. Each applicant is required to write an essay and may be required to also participate in a local speech contest.
Application forms are available from your guidance counsellor. Click the title link above for further information.
University of Alberta Entrance Awards
Deadline: February 15
A reminder that the applications for the University of Alberta Scholastic Distinction and Entrance Leadership awards open this month. Students can apply for these awards through Beartracks.
Click the title link for further information.
A reminder that the applications for the University of Alberta Scholastic Distinction and Entrance Leadership awards open this month. Students can apply for these awards through Beartracks.
Click the title link for further information.
Nursing Deadline: University of Alberta
Deadline: February 1
The Faculty of Nursing at the University of Alberta is ranked as one of the top 3 nursing schools in Canada, and offers a full range of undergraduate and graduate programs. They do not use a waitlist system for admissions, so all students who meet the requirements for the program are guaranteed admission. For Fall 2011, we will be offering admission to our Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) Collaborative Program to all students who present the 5 required high school subjects, apply before our deadline, and have an average of at least 78%. Applications are now open.
Click the title link for further information.
The Faculty of Nursing at the University of Alberta is ranked as one of the top 3 nursing schools in Canada, and offers a full range of undergraduate and graduate programs. They do not use a waitlist system for admissions, so all students who meet the requirements for the program are guaranteed admission. For Fall 2011, we will be offering admission to our Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) Collaborative Program to all students who present the 5 required high school subjects, apply before our deadline, and have an average of at least 78%. Applications are now open.
Click the title link for further information.
Friday, November 26, 2010
Burger King Scholars Program
Deadline: January 10, 2011
Applicants must:
Be residents of the United States, Canada or Puerto Rico
Be graduating high school seniors (U.S. and Puerto Rico), graduating from grade 12 (Canada) or graduating from home school education in the U.S., Puerto Rico or Canada
Have a cumulative high school grade point average of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale, or the equivalent
Plan to enroll full-time, without interruption, for the entire 2011-12 academic year at an accredited two- or four-year college, university, or vocational-technical school in the U.S., Canada or Puerto Rico
Click the title link to apply online!
Applicants must:
Be residents of the United States, Canada or Puerto Rico
Be graduating high school seniors (U.S. and Puerto Rico), graduating from grade 12 (Canada) or graduating from home school education in the U.S., Puerto Rico or Canada
Have a cumulative high school grade point average of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale, or the equivalent
Plan to enroll full-time, without interruption, for the entire 2011-12 academic year at an accredited two- or four-year college, university, or vocational-technical school in the U.S., Canada or Puerto Rico
Click the title link to apply online!
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Science Essay Contest
Deadline: January 31
The DuPont Challenge® offers 7th to 12th grade students in the U.S. and Canada an opportunity to research and write a 700- to 1,000-word essay about a scientific discovery, theory, event or technological application that has captured their interest. The range of possible essay topics is as broad as science itself, and each year this contest attracts thousands of entries. Last year's winners included an essay about a desert beetle with the ability to capture water droplets from air moisture, and a report about how wasps and bees possess such a powerful sense of smell they could potentially be used to detect trace amounts of target materials such as drugs or explosives.
The DuPont Challenge® is sponsored by DuPont in collaboration with A+ Media, NASA, Kennedy Space Center, The Walt Disney World® Resort and the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA). It offers over $25,000 in savings bond awards and an expenses-paid trip to The Walt Disney World® Resort and Kennedy Space Center for the winners in each age division. More importantly, The DuPont Challenge® offers young students the opportunity to develop their scientific curiosity, apply their skills in a fun competition and gain confidence in communicating scientific ideas.
Click the title link for further information.
The DuPont Challenge® offers 7th to 12th grade students in the U.S. and Canada an opportunity to research and write a 700- to 1,000-word essay about a scientific discovery, theory, event or technological application that has captured their interest. The range of possible essay topics is as broad as science itself, and each year this contest attracts thousands of entries. Last year's winners included an essay about a desert beetle with the ability to capture water droplets from air moisture, and a report about how wasps and bees possess such a powerful sense of smell they could potentially be used to detect trace amounts of target materials such as drugs or explosives.
The DuPont Challenge® is sponsored by DuPont in collaboration with A+ Media, NASA, Kennedy Space Center, The Walt Disney World® Resort and the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA). It offers over $25,000 in savings bond awards and an expenses-paid trip to The Walt Disney World® Resort and Kennedy Space Center for the winners in each age division. More importantly, The DuPont Challenge® offers young students the opportunity to develop their scientific curiosity, apply their skills in a fun competition and gain confidence in communicating scientific ideas.
Click the title link for further information.
Monday, November 22, 2010
U of R - Teacher Education Program Application
Deadline: March 15 - for High School Applicants
(February 1 - for all other applicants)
The Teacher Education Application and Profile to apply to the Faculty of Education, University of Regina, is now available for download from the U of R website. Click the title link above to access a copy.
(February 1 - for all other applicants)
The Teacher Education Application and Profile to apply to the Faculty of Education, University of Regina, is now available for download from the U of R website. Click the title link above to access a copy.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Scholarships at Medicine Hat College
Deadline: March 31
Approximately $750 000 in MHC and government scholarships are available. Students can apply using one online application form, with no essays required. Click the title link for further information.
Approximately $750 000 in MHC and government scholarships are available. Students can apply using one online application form, with no essays required. Click the title link for further information.
Student for a Day - Medicine Hat College
Medicine Hat College is offering "Student for a Day" on November 9-10, January 25-27, and February 14-16.
At this events, students can experience campus culture, spend a day in the program of their choice, visit with current students, instructors and advisors, tour campus and residence and get a free lunch.
Call 403.529.3829 to register.
At this events, students can experience campus culture, spend a day in the program of their choice, visit with current students, instructors and advisors, tour campus and residence and get a free lunch.
Call 403.529.3829 to register.
Tuesday, November 09, 2010
Nobel Symposium and Competition
On December 15, 2010, students are invited to learn about the award winning works and the people who made those outstanding contributions in their field!
From silliness to Nobel Prizes, it's all celebrated! U of S Chemistry, Economics, Literature, Medicine and Physics professors and graduate students are ready to discuss the best of the bunch, including the winners of:
. The Nobel Prizes
. The Abel Prize in Math
. The Ig Nobel Prizes-for all that's goofy and imaginative
This year you can also win your own Nobel Prize! To enter this competition you need to make a 5 minute video presentation about the work and life of a Nobel Prize winner you find truly inspirational. The award winning entry will receive an iPAD, generously donated by the President of the University of Saskatchewan, and have their film premiered at the symposium.
For further information and registration, click the title link above.
From silliness to Nobel Prizes, it's all celebrated! U of S Chemistry, Economics, Literature, Medicine and Physics professors and graduate students are ready to discuss the best of the bunch, including the winners of:
. The Nobel Prizes
. The Abel Prize in Math
. The Ig Nobel Prizes-for all that's goofy and imaginative
This year you can also win your own Nobel Prize! To enter this competition you need to make a 5 minute video presentation about the work and life of a Nobel Prize winner you find truly inspirational. The award winning entry will receive an iPAD, generously donated by the President of the University of Saskatchewan, and have their film premiered at the symposium.
For further information and registration, click the title link above.
Wednesday, November 03, 2010
Chef and Fashion Competitions
The Arts Institutes sponsors "Best Teen Chef" and "Passion for Fashion" competitions for high school students.
For further information, click the title link or the embedded links above.
For further information, click the title link or the embedded links above.
Junior Citizen of the Year
Deadline: December 3
The News-Optomist, North Battleford Lions Club and Battlefords and District Co-op are seeking nominations from Northwestern Saskatchewan for the Junior Citizen of the year awards. Nominations are available from these agencies.
The News-Optomist, North Battleford Lions Club and Battlefords and District Co-op are seeking nominations from Northwestern Saskatchewan for the Junior Citizen of the year awards. Nominations are available from these agencies.
2010-2011 Sask Agriculture Student Scholarship Program
Deadline: February 1, 2011
Criteria - Grade 12 student in Saskatchewan who is planning to take agriculture-related post-secondary education beginning in the fall of 2011.
Amount - $1000
Applications include: an essay of up to $1000 words or a three-minute video essay based either on the future of agriculture in Saskatchewan or agriculture as a way to solve world problems.
For further information, click the title link above.
Criteria - Grade 12 student in Saskatchewan who is planning to take agriculture-related post-secondary education beginning in the fall of 2011.
Amount - $1000
Applications include: an essay of up to $1000 words or a three-minute video essay based either on the future of agriculture in Saskatchewan or agriculture as a way to solve world problems.
For further information, click the title link above.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
RBC Aboriginal Student Awards Program
Application Window: December 1 to February 28
RBC awards 10 scholarships in two categories:
- For students majoring in disciplines related to the financial services industry
- For students majoring in disciplines unrelated to the financial services industry
(We also consider scholarship recipients who are interested in careers in financial services for summer and post-graduate employment.)
You are eligible to apply to the RBC Aboriginal Student Awards Program if you are a Status Indian*, a Non-status Indian, Inuit or Métis and meet these criteria:
- You are a permanent resident or citizen of Canada
- You have been accepted to or are currently attending an accredited post-secondary institution in Canada
- You maintain a full course load that leads to a recognized degree, certificate or diploma
- You have two to four years remaining in your current academic program
- You require financial assistance to pursue your education
If you are already receiving partial funding from other sources, you may still apply to the RBC Aboriginal Student Awards Program to cover additional educational and living expenses.
Click the title link for further information.
RBC awards 10 scholarships in two categories:
- For students majoring in disciplines related to the financial services industry
- For students majoring in disciplines unrelated to the financial services industry
(We also consider scholarship recipients who are interested in careers in financial services for summer and post-graduate employment.)
You are eligible to apply to the RBC Aboriginal Student Awards Program if you are a Status Indian*, a Non-status Indian, Inuit or Métis and meet these criteria:
- You are a permanent resident or citizen of Canada
- You have been accepted to or are currently attending an accredited post-secondary institution in Canada
- You maintain a full course load that leads to a recognized degree, certificate or diploma
- You have two to four years remaining in your current academic program
- You require financial assistance to pursue your education
If you are already receiving partial funding from other sources, you may still apply to the RBC Aboriginal Student Awards Program to cover additional educational and living expenses.
Click the title link for further information.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
What is Business Administration? Info Day at U of Regina
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Who: All Grade 11 & 12 students interested in pursuing a
program(s) in Business Administration at the University of Regina
Place: Faculty of Business Administration
University of Regina
6th Floor - Education Building
Time: 9:30am - 3:00pm
Events of the day will include:
Presentation on the Faculty of Business Administration programs
Guest speakers
Workshops/mini-lectures provided by instructors in all majors of program (Accounting, Finance, Human Resource Management,
Marketing, International Business,Entrepreneurship, General Management)
Draw for $500 bursary prize as well as other great prizes to be
won!
FREE pizza lunch
For more information, contact Events.URBusiness@uregina.ca
Who: All Grade 11 & 12 students interested in pursuing a
program(s) in Business Administration at the University of Regina
Place: Faculty of Business Administration
University of Regina
6th Floor - Education Building
Time: 9:30am - 3:00pm
Events of the day will include:
Presentation on the Faculty of Business Administration programs
Guest speakers
Workshops/mini-lectures provided by instructors in all majors of program (Accounting, Finance, Human Resource Management,
Marketing, International Business,Entrepreneurship, General Management)
Draw for $500 bursary prize as well as other great prizes to be
won!
FREE pizza lunch
For more information, contact Events.URBusiness@uregina.ca
Monday, October 25, 2010
House of Commons Page Program
Deadline: January 7, 2011
Each year, 40 bilingual students from across Canada are chosen to come and live the action on Parliament Hill by assisting Members of Parliament and other House Officials with their work. Students studying in the National Capital Region are eligible to apply.
For further application criteria and more information, click the title link above.
Each year, 40 bilingual students from across Canada are chosen to come and live the action on Parliament Hill by assisting Members of Parliament and other House Officials with their work. Students studying in the National Capital Region are eligible to apply.
For further application criteria and more information, click the title link above.
Youth Video Contest
Deadline: April 15
Students in grades 9-12 are invited to create a 3-minute video with a work safe message and submit it for a chance to win cash prizes for themselves and for their schools, ranging from $300 to $1500.
For contest details and entry forms, click the title link above.
Students in grades 9-12 are invited to create a 3-minute video with a work safe message and submit it for a chance to win cash prizes for themselves and for their schools, ranging from $300 to $1500.
For contest details and entry forms, click the title link above.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
TD Canada Trust Scholarships for Community Leadership
Deadline: October 31
The TD Scholarship for Community Leadership rewards students who have shown leadership in many areas including environmental cleanup, the promotion of social justice, and the fight against child poverty, to name just a few.
Your outstanding and consistent concerns for the improvement of your community, could make you eligible for a scholarship to cover the cost of your post-secondary education.
You may have found a new way to solve a community problem working within an existing group or organization; you may have started something brand new. Either way, we are eager to hear from you.
Each scholarship is valued at up to $70,000 and includes -
Up to $10,000 for tuition per year
$7,500 a year toward living expenses
Plus -
An offer of paid summer employment
Mentorship Opportunities
Invitations to annual gatherings, networking opportunities and events
Who is eligible?
TD Scholarships for Community Leadership are intended to serve the needs of all Canadian families and communities.
Scholarships are open to students across Canada who -
Are in their final year of high school, or CEGEP (in Quebec)
Have demonstrated outstanding community leadership
Obtain a minimum overall average in their most recently completed full year of school of 75%
Doing good for others during difficult times in one's own life requires particularly outstanding commitment. This is why, as part of the selection process, the personal circumstances and/or challenges of each applicant will be considered.
Click the title link for application information.
The TD Scholarship for Community Leadership rewards students who have shown leadership in many areas including environmental cleanup, the promotion of social justice, and the fight against child poverty, to name just a few.
Your outstanding and consistent concerns for the improvement of your community, could make you eligible for a scholarship to cover the cost of your post-secondary education.
You may have found a new way to solve a community problem working within an existing group or organization; you may have started something brand new. Either way, we are eager to hear from you.
Each scholarship is valued at up to $70,000 and includes -
Up to $10,000 for tuition per year
$7,500 a year toward living expenses
Plus -
An offer of paid summer employment
Mentorship Opportunities
Invitations to annual gatherings, networking opportunities and events
Who is eligible?
TD Scholarships for Community Leadership are intended to serve the needs of all Canadian families and communities.
Scholarships are open to students across Canada who -
Are in their final year of high school, or CEGEP (in Quebec)
Have demonstrated outstanding community leadership
Obtain a minimum overall average in their most recently completed full year of school of 75%
Doing good for others during difficult times in one's own life requires particularly outstanding commitment. This is why, as part of the selection process, the personal circumstances and/or challenges of each applicant will be considered.
Click the title link for application information.
High School Design Competition
Deadline: March 25
Design Exchange is proud to announce the 16th Annual Sears Canadian High School Design Competition. The aim of the competition is to promote the study and awareness of various design disciplines in schools across Canada. The competition is open to all high school students, at the junior (grades 10 and below) and senior (grades 11 and above) levels. Prizes will be awarded at the two levels, in each of the four categories – Industrial Design - Task Light, Fashion Design - Reclaimed T-Shirt, Architecture / Interior Design - Refueling Station, and Graphic Design - 2011.
For further information and an entry form, please click the title link above.
Design Exchange is proud to announce the 16th Annual Sears Canadian High School Design Competition. The aim of the competition is to promote the study and awareness of various design disciplines in schools across Canada. The competition is open to all high school students, at the junior (grades 10 and below) and senior (grades 11 and above) levels. Prizes will be awarded at the two levels, in each of the four categories – Industrial Design - Task Light, Fashion Design - Reclaimed T-Shirt, Architecture / Interior Design - Refueling Station, and Graphic Design - 2011.
For further information and an entry form, please click the title link above.
Friday, October 15, 2010
TD Discovery Day in Health Sciences
Friday, November 19
The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame and the University of Saskatchewan are hosting Discovery Day, an opportunity for students to discover and explore careers in medicine and health sciences. Students will attend a presentation and then participate in two workshops and an interactive discussion with a panel of medical and health care professionals.
Students who are interested must let their guidance counsellors know, so that their school can be registered. Click the title link above for further information.
The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame and the University of Saskatchewan are hosting Discovery Day, an opportunity for students to discover and explore careers in medicine and health sciences. Students will attend a presentation and then participate in two workshops and an interactive discussion with a panel of medical and health care professionals.
Students who are interested must let their guidance counsellors know, so that their school can be registered. Click the title link above for further information.
Wednesday, October 06, 2010
National Video Competition
Deadline: December 31, 2010
The Racism. Stop It! National Video Competition is looking for youth between the ages of 10 and 20 years old to create a 45 to 60 second video sharing thoughts on eliminating racism. Work in a team of up to five people for a chance to win an all-expenses paid trip to Canada's Capital region in March 2011, along with a prize package.
The school or organization that sponsors your winning videos will receive a digital camcorder.
For more details, click the title link.
The Racism. Stop It! National Video Competition is looking for youth between the ages of 10 and 20 years old to create a 45 to 60 second video sharing thoughts on eliminating racism. Work in a team of up to five people for a chance to win an all-expenses paid trip to Canada's Capital region in March 2011, along with a prize package.
The school or organization that sponsors your winning videos will receive a digital camcorder.
For more details, click the title link.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
See Your Future 2010
November 1 - Saskatoon
November 2 - Regina
This career event features interactive display booths and presentations that allow students to explore their educational opportunities, career paths and vocational goals. Students receive in-depth information in the form of literature, technological demonstrations, seminar presentations and one-on-one consultations.
For further information, including career-planning tips and updated information on presentation schedules and exhibitor profiles, click on the title link above.
November 2 - Regina
This career event features interactive display booths and presentations that allow students to explore their educational opportunities, career paths and vocational goals. Students receive in-depth information in the form of literature, technological demonstrations, seminar presentations and one-on-one consultations.
For further information, including career-planning tips and updated information on presentation schedules and exhibitor profiles, click on the title link above.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
U of R - Luther College University Information Night
Wednesday, November 10 from 7:00-9:00
Luther College, University of Regina, will be holding its annual University Information Night in Room 100, Luther College.
For more information, click the title link above.
Luther College, University of Regina, will be holding its annual University Information Night in Room 100, Luther College.
For more information, click the title link above.
U of R: UR Connected!
October 21 and 22
UR Connected!, the University of Regina's annual information event will occur again this October. Students who attend will receive free U of R gifts to be entered to win a number of prizes, including one of two UR Connected! Scholarships.
To register, click the title link above.
UR Connected!, the University of Regina's annual information event will occur again this October. Students who attend will receive free U of R gifts to be entered to win a number of prizes, including one of two UR Connected! Scholarships.
To register, click the title link above.
SAT Information Session at North West Regional College
Monday, October 4 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.
North West Regional College in North Battleford will be hosting a SAT information session. Participants will be provided with information about the registration process, exam dates, preparation, online assistance, study skills and exam writing strategies.
There is no cost to attend and pre-registration is not required. Ask your guidance counsellor for further details.
North West Regional College in North Battleford will be hosting a SAT information session. Participants will be provided with information about the registration process, exam dates, preparation, online assistance, study skills and exam writing strategies.
There is no cost to attend and pre-registration is not required. Ask your guidance counsellor for further details.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Future Paths Website
FuturePaths is a web-based tool helping youth to explore careers and connect to jobs. It is a catalyst between leaders of industry and perspective employees. This site will assist teachers, career practitioners and parents when helping individuals reach their dreams.
FuturePaths is proudly provided through the efforts of the Saskatoon Industry-Education Council.
To explore this resource, click on the title link above.
FuturePaths is proudly provided through the efforts of the Saskatoon Industry-Education Council.
To explore this resource, click on the title link above.
Careers in Health and Science and Technology
Friday, October 22 - 9:00-11:45 a.m. at the University of Saskatchewan, there will be a career exploration session regarding educational opportunities in the fields of health care, science and technology for grade 11 and 12 students.
Click the title link for further information.
Click the title link for further information.
Event: What is Engineering?
Saskatoon - Tuesday, November 2
Regina - Wednesday, November 3
Grade 12 students who are interested in a career in engineering are invited to attend this event, hosted by the colleges of engineering at the University of Regina and University of Saskatchewan, as well as the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan. The purpose of this day is to provide information on the engineering profession, as well as the two colleges of engineering.
For further information and registration forms, please contact your school guidance counsellor.
Regina - Wednesday, November 3
Grade 12 students who are interested in a career in engineering are invited to attend this event, hosted by the colleges of engineering at the University of Regina and University of Saskatchewan, as well as the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan. The purpose of this day is to provide information on the engineering profession, as well as the two colleges of engineering.
For further information and registration forms, please contact your school guidance counsellor.
SIAST CSI and Tour Dates
SIAST is once again hosting CSI (Come, See, Investigate) events at the four campuses this fall.
Kelsey Campus - October 27, 2010
Palliser Campus - October 21, 2010
Wascana Campus - November 18, 2010
Woodland Campus - November 25, 2010
CSI is a half-day event of informative activities to provide an overview of the featured programs. Students will be able to explore in more detail, the program they are most interested in, and interact with instructors and students. To register, click on the title link above.
Aside from CSI, there are a number of dates designated for campus tours at each of the four locations. To access an up to date list of dates, click here
Kelsey Campus - October 27, 2010
Palliser Campus - October 21, 2010
Wascana Campus - November 18, 2010
Woodland Campus - November 25, 2010
CSI is a half-day event of informative activities to provide an overview of the featured programs. Students will be able to explore in more detail, the program they are most interested in, and interact with instructors and students. To register, click on the title link above.
Aside from CSI, there are a number of dates designated for campus tours at each of the four locations. To access an up to date list of dates, click here
Monday, September 20, 2010
University of Saskatchewan: Experience US
October 14 and 15:
This yearly event is for prospective students, as well as their parents and guardians:
Join more that 1,500 high school students and experience the U of S in full swing.
-Discover U of S programs
-Take part in activities and games to win prizes
-Meet other high school students with similar interests
-Tour the U of S campus
To look for more information about the day, sessions available and how to register online, click the title link above.
This yearly event is for prospective students, as well as their parents and guardians:
Join more that 1,500 high school students and experience the U of S in full swing.
-Discover U of S programs
-Take part in activities and games to win prizes
-Meet other high school students with similar interests
-Tour the U of S campus
To look for more information about the day, sessions available and how to register online, click the title link above.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Criminal Justice Program at Lethbridge College
Lethbridge College's Criminal Justice Program is for those who want to enter the field of police work with advance education from former officers and professionals.
This program is for candidates who are interested in people, problem-solvers, community-minded, strong communicators, critical thinkers and physically fit.
Click the title link above for further information.
This program is for candidates who are interested in people, problem-solvers, community-minded, strong communicators, critical thinkers and physically fit.
Click the title link above for further information.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Loran Awards: Canadian Merit Scholarships
Deadlines: October 20 (Sponsored Applicants) or October 27 (Direct Pool Applicants)
These awards range in amounts from $2000 to $75000.
Eligibility Criteria
•Be in the graduating year of uninterrupted full-time studies in high school or CEGEP. Exceptions may be considered for those who have undertaken a gap year for academic pursuits or community service-based activities.
•Present a minimum cumulative average of 85%
•Hold Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status
Selection Criteria
Character, service and leadership are the selection criteria for Loran Awards. Loran scholars are people of strong moral character who have demonstrated academic excellence and potential as leaders. They are curious by nature, interested in a wide range of subjects and willing to take meaningful risks. They prioritize results over appearances and value integrity and honesty. Though they study diverse subjects, and go on to work in a variety of fields, they share a common commitment to their university and larger communities.
Click the title link for further information and to access an application form.
These awards range in amounts from $2000 to $75000.
Eligibility Criteria
•Be in the graduating year of uninterrupted full-time studies in high school or CEGEP. Exceptions may be considered for those who have undertaken a gap year for academic pursuits or community service-based activities.
•Present a minimum cumulative average of 85%
•Hold Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status
Selection Criteria
Character, service and leadership are the selection criteria for Loran Awards. Loran scholars are people of strong moral character who have demonstrated academic excellence and potential as leaders. They are curious by nature, interested in a wide range of subjects and willing to take meaningful risks. They prioritize results over appearances and value integrity and honesty. Though they study diverse subjects, and go on to work in a variety of fields, they share a common commitment to their university and larger communities.
Click the title link for further information and to access an application form.
Thursday, September 09, 2010
University of Ottawa - Online Opportunities
The University of Ottawa has the following online services for prospective students:
1. Online viewbook - students can go online here and order a Viewbook that is created according to their personal interests
2. Online Chat - prospective students can chat online with members of the U of Ottawa student ambassador team. Chat lines are open from 5:45-9:00 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, from mid-October to mid-May. Look for the chat button here.
3. Virtual Tour - provides students with an opportunity to see the campus and familiarize themselves with facilities. Access tours here.
1. Online viewbook - students can go online here and order a Viewbook that is created according to their personal interests
2. Online Chat - prospective students can chat online with members of the U of Ottawa student ambassador team. Chat lines are open from 5:45-9:00 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, from mid-October to mid-May. Look for the chat button here.
3. Virtual Tour - provides students with an opportunity to see the campus and familiarize themselves with facilities. Access tours here.
University of Alberta Open House
The annual University of Alberta Open House will include an opportunity to:
-Speak with program advisors and professors
-take a personalized campus tour
-attend faculty-specific demonstrations and presentations
-experience a taste of student life
New: This year at the Open House, the U of A will offer Early Admission Workshops for students who wish to apply.
Click the title link above for further information.
-Speak with program advisors and professors
-take a personalized campus tour
-attend faculty-specific demonstrations and presentations
-experience a taste of student life
New: This year at the Open House, the U of A will offer Early Admission Workshops for students who wish to apply.
Click the title link above for further information.
Lakeland Open Houses
Watch for upcoming information about open houses at Lakeland:
October 19 at Vermilion Campus
October 20 at Lloydminster Campus
October 19 at Vermilion Campus
October 20 at Lloydminster Campus
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Lakeland College Bursaries for Aboriginal Students
Up to 20 new student bursaries (each $5000/year or $2500/semester) will be awarded to Indian, Inuit and Metis students enrolled full-timein their first year of selected programs in Business, Heavy Oil Operations Technology, Environmental Sciences and a variety of trades programs.
To be eligible, students must have a 70 percent high school average, must demonstrate financial need, and have previous community leadership or volunteer experience.
For more information, call 780.853.8418
To be eligible, students must have a 70 percent high school average, must demonstrate financial need, and have previous community leadership or volunteer experience.
For more information, call 780.853.8418
Tri-West Teachers' Association Scholarships
Deadline: September 30
Level One Scholarships - Three scholarships of $750 based on the highest average in ELA 30A and B, a 30 level Social Science, and four electives at the 20 or 30 level.
Level Two Scholarships - Two scholarships of $750. Candidates must be registered at a university in Saskatchewan or Alberta with proof of acceptance into a College of Education.
Candidates must be nominated by a member of the Tri-West Teachers' Association. Application forms are available from your STF representative.
Level One Scholarships - Three scholarships of $750 based on the highest average in ELA 30A and B, a 30 level Social Science, and four electives at the 20 or 30 level.
Level Two Scholarships - Two scholarships of $750. Candidates must be registered at a university in Saskatchewan or Alberta with proof of acceptance into a College of Education.
Candidates must be nominated by a member of the Tri-West Teachers' Association. Application forms are available from your STF representative.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
SGI Corporate Scholarships
Deadline: September 30 - click the title link to download an application form!
Eight (8) $2,500 scholarships are awarded each year – four (4) to university students and four (4) to students attending a technical institute. Recipients may receive only one SGI scholarship during their studies.
Two (2) scholarships will be awarded exclusively to diversity candidates. The other six (6) scholarships are open to non-diversity and diversity candidates.
Criteria
To be eligible, a student must:
be a Saskatchewan resident
be enrolled full-time in a certificate, diploma, or degree program related to the business needs of SGI at an accredited post-secondary campus in Saskatchewan. Business needs of SGI are defined broadly to include all aspects and departments in the corporation
submit proof of enrolment in the fall semester of the current academic year
submit a transcript demonstrating a minimum average of 70% in the last academic year of study
demonstrate contribution to community, extracurricular activities or commitments made in balancing work, education and home responsibilities
Eight (8) $2,500 scholarships are awarded each year – four (4) to university students and four (4) to students attending a technical institute. Recipients may receive only one SGI scholarship during their studies.
Two (2) scholarships will be awarded exclusively to diversity candidates. The other six (6) scholarships are open to non-diversity and diversity candidates.
Criteria
To be eligible, a student must:
be a Saskatchewan resident
be enrolled full-time in a certificate, diploma, or degree program related to the business needs of SGI at an accredited post-secondary campus in Saskatchewan. Business needs of SGI are defined broadly to include all aspects and departments in the corporation
submit proof of enrolment in the fall semester of the current academic year
submit a transcript demonstrating a minimum average of 70% in the last academic year of study
demonstrate contribution to community, extracurricular activities or commitments made in balancing work, education and home responsibilities
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