Confirmed ongoing yearly

The Engineers and Geoscientists BC Foundation offers this scholarship  for students entering or currently enrolled in a engineering transfer program (engineering fundamentals, engineering certificate, or similar) with the intention of completing the remainder of an engineering degree at another institution.

The scholarships, valued at $2,500, are awarded based on a combination of factors, including academic standing, extracurricular activities, financial need, and a student statement.

The Engineers and Geoscientists BC Foundation offers several entry scholarships to British Columbia high school graduates entering engineering or earth science programs at the University of British Columbia, University of Victoria, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia Institute of Technology, Vancouver Island University (earth science only), and the University of Northern British Columbia.

Application deadline is usually in April.

The Educational Facility Managers Association of British Columbia offers $1,000.00 bursaries to graduates.  The association is comprised of administrative and management personnel of school districts who are responsible for construction, maintenance and custodial services, etc.

January 31 is the deadline each year. 

The Scholarship is valued at up to $3,000. It recognizes an English language learner graduating from a BC secondary school who has combined academic competence with school and community service, and who wishes to further his/her education at a post-secondary institution in British Columbia.

Please note that applicants for the David C. Lam/BC TEAL ELL Scholarship must be documented permanent residents of Canada.  International students on student visas are not eligible for this award.

The CST Foundation Bursaries are awarded to students who require financial assistance to access post-secondary education.  Applicants must be students whose parents did not attend post-secondary education.  From university degrees to apprenticeships, all Canadian post-secondary education programs are eligible for bursaries.

The funds can be used to cover the cost of tuition and related expenses such as books, supplies or living expenses.

See the website provided below for application form and details (including application deadline). 

Applicants must: 
- be a child of a CUPE member 
- be completing Grade 12 in the current year or previous year
- be entering first year studies at a recognized post-secondary institution in BC.  A copy of the acceptance letter from the admitting institution must be provided.
 

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For students entering or continuing studies leading to a career in road building, road maintenance, or heavy construction.  (examples: civil engineering, heavy duty mechanic, ...)

Must be planning to attend full or part-time program at a BC college, university, or technical institute

Usually applications are due May 31 of each year.  See the website below to confirm details. 

Each year, BCSTA selects graduating BC public school students who have displayed exemplary citizenship within their school and community.  

See BCSTA website for full details including application requirements, application form, and exact application deadline.  The updated application form is usually available in November.  Be sure to confirm the application deadline. (usually in February or early March)

Applicant must be:
• A BCGEU member, or related to a current retired, or deceased BCGEU member or staff; and
• A student or prospective post-secondary or higher learning student enrolled, registered or planning to attend an eligible educational institution in the upcoming school year.

Eligible relatives include spouses, parents, and children or grandchildren (including foster, adopted and step children and grandchildren).