Saturday, January 21, 2017
U of A - InSciTe - First Year Faculty of Science Program
InSciTE (Interdisciplinary Science
Threshold Experience) is a new initiative that will allow students to enjoy a
classical first year university experience while offering a blend of courses
taught with either traditional or integrated teaching methods. For more
information, visit uab.ca/inscite
Saturday, January 14, 2017
Access Communications Scholarship - Preview of changes for 2017
The Access Scholarship Program recognizes graduating
students who demonstrate exemplary community involvement
as well as academic achievement. Since the launch of the program in 2005, theyhave awarded over $275,000 to Grade 12 graduates in over 170 communities.
One major change for this program in 2017 is that, Access Communications
will be accepting the applications, reviewing and choosing the top 20
applicants throughout the province. This is a significant change from
what we’ve done in previous years.
More information about the Scholarship Program will be posted on our website at www.MyAccess.ca/InTheCommunity by
the end of February.
Workshops for Women in Trades and Technology
Women in Trades and Technology
Do you know of any female students who may be interested in a trade or technology career? Saskatchewan Polytechnic offers workshops and exploratory programming in a variety of trades and technologies. For a complete listing of upcoming workshops please visit WITT.
SK Polytech - Updates for Registration and Programs
Spring Save The Dates
Information Night - March 21, 2017, all
campuses
INSIGHT - April 11, 2017, all campuses
Careers in Welding - Regina Campus - April 25th
Please check out Visit
a Campus page for more information.
Registration Reminder
Seats are still available for many First
Qualified First Admitted (FQFA) programs. Students are encouraged to
apply to these programs NOW to give them the best chance of obtaining a seat.
A reminder that the deadline to apply to High Demand programs and the
Saskatchewan Collobarative Bachelor of Science in Nursing is February 15th.
Please visit saskpolytech.ca for
more information.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic Pre-Employment
Program and Apprenticeship
To obtain a Journeyperson Certificate
persons must find an employer to hire them full time, and is willing to
indenture them as an apprentice in the trade.
Students with limited knowledge of a tradecan opt to take a Sask Polytech Pre-Employment program. By doing
so, they will:
- obtain
a base knowledge and skills of the trade they wish to enter, giving them
confidence when applying for jobs
- show a
potential employer that they have made a commitment to the trade by taking
the pre-employment course, and therefore would be a motivated employee.
Taking the pre-employment course better equips
the student of obtaining full time employment, which will then enable them to
enter the Apprenticeship process. Upon entering apprenticeship, they may
receive technical and trade credit hours for the Pre-Employment course they
completed at Sask Polytech.
If the student has experience in the trade, or
has a relative, friend or connection that can lead to full time employment in
the trade, they can go directly into industry and forgo the pre-employment
route.
Upcoming Deadlines: U of R
Just a reminder that some
important
deadlines are coming up this Winter!
- Nursing
Deadline:
February 15
- Education
Deadline:
March 1
- Priority
Deadline: March
15
*Students who apply before this date are entered to win free tuition for a year - Entrance
Scholarship Application Deadline: March 15
U of R Entrance Scholarship Application Workshops
We will be having four Entrance Scholarship
Application Workshops. The application itself will open January 16th. All
workshops will be located on campus in the main Archer Library, Regina Room (LY
107.32):
- Wednesday,
February 15 @ 4:00-6:00 PM
- Tuesday,
February 21 @ 5:00-7:00 PM
- Thursday,
March 2 @ 4:00-6:00 PM
- Monday,
March 6 @ 5:00-7:00 PM
Saturday, January 07, 2017
Program Information Sessions at Lakeland College
Lakeland College in Lloydminster/Vermilion, is hosting various program information sessions in the upcoming months including:
For more information, click HERE.
Friday, December 16, 2016
STEAM Horizon Awards
The Canada Science and Technology Museums Corporation Foundation has launched a new awards program for Canadian youth that are pursuing a post-secondary education in science, technology, engineering, arts and math, called the STEAM Horizon awards.
Seven Canadian students will be awarded $25,000 worth of tuition at a Canadian college or university.
Click HERE for further information.
Friday, December 09, 2016
Saskatchewan Polytechnic Program Application Reminder
There are 2 types of program applications:
- First Qualified/First Admitted - Applications to FQFA programs are accepted all year long, but submitting your application and required documents as soon as possible increases the chances of obtaining a seat in a program.
- High Demand Programs - applications will close on February 15th, 2017. A small number of Saskatchewan Polytechnic programs are designated as high-demand. The following programs are currently designated. For more information on admission requirements for high-demand programs, refer to the program's official web page. High demand programs are:
- Dental Hygiene
- Medical Radiologic Technology
- Power Engineering Technology
- Practical Nursing
- Psychiatric Nursing (Diploma)
- Nursing Program - applications will close on February 15, 2017 - The Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, delivered in partnership with the University of Regina, uses a competitive admission process. Applications are ranked according to specific program requirements. Refer to the program website for details.
WOMEN IN TRADES EXPLORATORY COURSE
These weekend workshops offer an
introduction to a variety of basic trade skills.
WELDING: Learn how to assemble and tack
weld steel, use assorted shaping methods, as well as, use cleaning, finishing,
and cutting tools.
MACHINING: Learn to use tap and die, cutting, drilling, and grinding tools.
ELECTRICAL: Learn how to wire a light, a switch, and an electrical outlet.
PLUMBING: Learn how to solder, install a faucet and toilet, and basic furnace and hot water heater maintenance.
AUTOMOTIVE: Learn to perform a variety of vehicle checks, an oil and filter change, and a tire change.
AUTO BODY: Learn vehicle panel repair, preparation, and painting techniques.
CARPENTRY: Learn how to frame and erect a wall, install a door and window, and install sheathing.
BUILDING SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN: Learn about boiler parts, automation controls, and a variety of basic building systems skills.
MACHINING: Learn to use tap and die, cutting, drilling, and grinding tools.
ELECTRICAL: Learn how to wire a light, a switch, and an electrical outlet.
PLUMBING: Learn how to solder, install a faucet and toilet, and basic furnace and hot water heater maintenance.
AUTOMOTIVE: Learn to perform a variety of vehicle checks, an oil and filter change, and a tire change.
AUTO BODY: Learn vehicle panel repair, preparation, and painting techniques.
CARPENTRY: Learn how to frame and erect a wall, install a door and window, and install sheathing.
BUILDING SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN: Learn about boiler parts, automation controls, and a variety of basic building systems skills.
Dates: February 4/5, February
11/12, February 25/26, March 4/5
Time: 9 am - 4 pm
Location: Regina and Saskatoon Campuses
Time: 9 am - 4 pm
Location: Regina and Saskatoon Campuses
Cost: $300
CSA Approved Steel Toed Safety boots are
required for this course.
For more information, click HERE.
Schulich School of Engineering Tours (University of Calgary)
Future students and their families are now able to book a
tour of the Schulich School of Engineering, one of Canada’s top engineering
schools. Led by one of our current engineering students, these tours provide a
behind-the-scenes look at what it’s really like to study at Schulich
School of Engineering.
Tours include stops
at our newly-opened Canadian
Natural Resources Limited Engineering Complex as well as research labs,
classrooms, and all the state-of-the-art amenities available to our students.
Tours can be booked by emailing discoverengineering@ucalgary.ca.
University of Calgary Prestige Awards
Deadline: Thursday, Dec.15, 2016
- Chancellor’s Club scholarships - valued at $10,000 per year; renewable for three years
- Seymour Schulich Engineering scholarships and awards - valued at $12,400 or $24,800; renewable in second and third year at $12,400 or $18,500 per year
All high school students who've submitted a fall 2017
admission application are encouraged to apply for scholarships and
awards. You are able to apply even before
you receive an offer of admission.
Prestige
awards are valued at up to $61,800. You also only need to submit
one award application to be eligible for all competitive
scholarships and awards.
Prestige Awards (additional application required)
Visit the Office
of the Registrar website for more information on entrance awards.
Augustana Preview Days - Camrose Campus of University of Alberta
Augustana is reserving space for their upcoming Preview
Days:
Friday, February 3rd, 2017
Saturday, March 12th, 2017
Saturday, March 12th, 2017
Attend a campus tour, have lunch on campus, learn about
admission requirements, and ask questions.
For further information, click HERE.
U of A Deadline Reminders
December 15, 2016 - Scholarship Application Deadline
March 1, 2017 - Application for Admission Deadline
April 30, 2017 - Guaranteed Residence Application Deadline
April 30, 2017 - Guaranteed Residence Application Deadline
Thursday, December 08, 2016
Forum for Young Canadians
Would you like to contribute to the future of your community and your country? Are you interested in decision-making and politics? Forum for Young Canadians offers a fun and exciting opportunity to meet other engaged students. Take part in an incredible week behind the scenes of the world of federal politics on Parliament Hill. For nine months, Forum will support you in your effort to make a difference. You will learn to communicate, collaborate and transform your ideas into meaningful community action. Find below some of the exciting activities that take place during the sessions. On top of all these meetings and discussions, you'll also have the opportunity to get to know your fellow participants through social events. Does this sound like something for you? Click here for more information.
Tuesday, December 06, 2016
U of Regina upcoming events
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December 7: Full Day
Students attend mini-lectures given by our faculty in various areas of study. Student groups and alumni are also on hand to talk about their experiences and how new students can get involved and much more. Have your students register today! Details and registration form ONLINE!
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Nursing Program change at U of R/Polytech
Important Nursing Update
& Process Change: Please note that the Faculty of Nursing
will now be offering seats to high school applicants with entrance averages
above 90% earlier. As these students apply, SaskPoly will work to send letters
of offer out immediately (rather than waiting until after the deadline to
apply). These will still act as conditional offers of admission (must complete
required grade 12 courses with a minimum of 70% on each).Students should check their mysaskpoly
account and forward it to an email address they check frequently as this is
where offers will be sent. Students interested in
applying to Nursing can do so online.
Monday, December 05, 2016
Scholarships available through the Saskatchewan Government
A number of scholarships are available to support students' secondary and post-secondary education.
Agriculture Student Scholarship
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture offers four scholarships to Grade 12 students and recent high school graduates that are pursuing an agriculture-related post-secondary education.
Queen's Diamond Jubilee Scholarships
Learn how to apply for the $1,000 Queen's Diamond Jubilee Scholarship.
Nominate a Student for a Grade 11 Scholarship
Nominate your Grade 11 students for a $500 scholarship to enable them to finish Grade 12.
Apply for Financial Help for Post-Secondary Studies in French
Post-secondary students may receive a scholarship to study French in Saskatchewan or out-of-province.
Apply for the Queen Elizabeth II Centennial Aboriginal Scholarship
First Nations or Métis students can apply for a $20,000 scholarship to help pay for post-secondary education.
Apply for the Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship
Graduate or post-graduate students of Saskatchewan politics or government can apply for a $20,000 scholarship.
Saskatchewan Advantage Scholarship
The Saskatchewan Advantage Scholarship (SAS) provides all new grade 12 graduates, including Adult Basic Education (ABE) and GED® students, up to $500 per year, to a lifetime maximum of $2,000, to be applied to their tuition costs at a Saskatchewan post-secondary institution.
Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship
The Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship program for post-secondary students provides funding by the Government of Saskatchewan, matched with funds raised by post-secondary institutions through private sector and community-based partners.
Apply for the Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour
Returning soldiers or family members can apply for a $5,000 scholarship to help pay for post-secondary education.
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (S.A.R.M.) Student Scholarship in Agricultural Safety and Rural Health
Deadline: December 15, 2016
2016 Scholarship Application Guidelines
Are you...
enrolled in
grade 12 for the 2016-2017 school year?
planning on
studying at a Saskatchewan post secondary school in the fall of 2016? You can
be studying outside of Saskatchewan if the course you're enrolling in is not
offered in Saskatchewan.
Have you...
completed the
last two years of high school in Saskatchewan?
Do you...
have a
farming background?
have parents
or guardians who own/rent land and pay taxes to a rural municipality?
live in a
rural area?
If you answered "YES!" to all of the above questions and
wish to apply for the scholarship...
Download and
complete an application form;
Write a 1,000
word essay on one of the topics below;
Send both
items to:
Sueli de
Freitas, Public Relations Coordinator
Topics
The topics for the scholarship contest in 2016-2017 are:
The
Importance of Safety and Health on Our Farm
2016 Scholarship Application Guidelines
Are you...
enrolled in
grade 12 for the 2016-2017 school year?
planning on
studying at a Saskatchewan post secondary school in the fall of 2016? You can
be studying outside of Saskatchewan if the course you're enrolling in is not
offered in Saskatchewan.
Have you...
completed the
last two years of high school in Saskatchewan?
Do you...
have a
farming background?
have parents
or guardians who own/rent land and pay taxes to a rural municipality?
live in a
rural area?
If you answered "YES!" to all of the above questions and
wish to apply for the scholarship...
Download and
complete an application form;
Write a 1,000
word essay on one of the topics below;
Send both
items to:
Sueli de
Freitas, Public Relations Coordinator
CCHSA
University of Saskatchewan
104 Clinic Place, PO Box 23
Saskatoon, SK S7N 2Z4
Phone: 966-7888
Topics
The topics for the scholarship contest in 2016-2017 are:
The
Importance of Safety and Health on Our Farm
Safety and Health Hazards on Our Farm
For an application form, click HERE.
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