ST. PETER’S COLLEGE:
• St. Peter’s plans to offer in-person classes again for fall 2021.
• Students are encouraged to make an appointment with an academic advisor to book a tour or ask
any questions about programs or anything at St. Peter’s College or the University of Saskatchewan.
• Remember that as a St. Peter’s student, you are eligible for U of S scholarships as well as St. Peter’s
scholarships. Find out more about St. Peter’s scholarships here.
• Student Services would love to speak to classrooms or smaller groups of students. Counsellors or
principals may book virtual presentations on a variety of topics including succeeding in university,
how to pick a program, funding education, program information, and making the transition from
high school to university.
• Check out the recordings of virtual events such as: Funding Your Education; Getting good grades in
your first year of university; You’ve been accepted to university—now what? A guide for students
and parents; Help! I’m undecided. What program do I choose?; Why 98% of students recommend
starting your USask degree at St. Peters?

A free 33-week Welding Applied Certificate is aimed to encourage groups including, but not limited to, women, Indigenous peoples, newcomers to Canada, persons with disabilities, and those currently underemployed, to explore a career in the skilled trades. Register for the information sessions to be eligible to continue with the process of applying for the program.

Saskatoon

Session 1 – Friday, February 12th at 3pm
Session 2 – Tuesday, February 16th at 7pm 
Session 3 – Wednesday, February 17th at 10am
Session 4 – Thursday, February 18th at 3pm 

https://saskpolytech.ca/programs-and-courses/resources/women-in-trades-and-technology/programs-events.aspx

A new career counselling tool for high school students is available to help determine what they want to do after grade 12. USASKSparks is a webinar series to help students discover their passions and explore problems they would like to solve in their career. Follow up opportunities to meet with advisors to explore post-secondary options are available. Webinars are each Monday in April from 10:00 to 11:00 am. MORE SESSIONS HAVE BEEN ADDED!

Register: https://admissions.usask.ca/tours-and-events/events.php#USASKSparks

Moose Jaw Co-op is pleased to once again offer students an opportunity to earn $1000 towards their post-secondary schooling.  We will award 3-$1000 scholarships to students within the community, as well as 3-$1000 scholarships to students who are employed by Moose Jaw Co-op.  Deadline to apply is Friday, May 14th 2021 via email submission.  Details are included on the applications attached below.Attachments:

• Moose Jaw Co-op Community Scholarship Application
• Moose Jaw Co-op Student Employee Scholarship Application

Indigenous Student Experience Days at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is coming up online this week on Tues. Apr. 13 and Wed. Apr. 14. We’re inviting Métis, First Nations and Inuit students in high school, who are thinking about going to university, and/or who have already applied to come get to know the USask campus community. Supporters like parents or other family members, teachers and counsellors are welcome, too!

Over two days, you will be able to participate in cultural and academic experiences online, and meet with other prospective and current university students, university staff and faculty, alumni and Elders.

Activities include:

·       virtual presentations and information sessions hosted by colleges and programs from across USask

·       a student and alumni panel featuring current Indigenous university students and graduates

·       a Talking Circle with Elders and Circle Keepers

·       keynote speaker Constable John Langan, who is a member of the Keeseekoose First Nation and a graduate of the Indigenous justice and criminology program at USask

·       an online scavenger hunt game where you can complete missions to score points, and be entered into a draw for exciting prizes

·       an application for admission workshop for university programs in agriculture and bioresources, arts and science, business, language teacher education and engineering (The application for admission fee will be waived for eligible students who submit an application during this event.)

All activities are online, enabling you to join from wherever you are located and take part in the activities that work for your schedule. We hope to see you and your students on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 13 and 14, this week, at Indigenous Student Experience Days! 

NEW? Unsure?

Chris Lamb is offering two scholarships worth $1,000 CAD each. I’d be grateful if you can review our scholarship and share this opportunity with your students if you
believe it may be of interest to them.

Eligibility and application requirements below:

APPLICATION DEADLINE: May 1, 2021

SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE: Two

WHO CAN APPLY: Undergraduate or Graduate level students currently enrolled or planning to attend either a College or University in Canada-  (any field of studies)

ESSAY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must submit an original 250-500 Word essay detailing their career goals/ plans.

Value

$500

Eligibility

Open to students in Canada graduating high school. Students will be required to write a minimum 500 word essay in regards to a major challenge or issue they see in the world and how they intend to help resolve it using their skills and knowledge they will attain during their studies.

The winner must authorize School of Natural Medical Aesthetics to use and disclose their essay in its marketing and public relations efforts and acknowledge that the essay may be distributed to the media, other individuals and entities that may be involved in School of Natural Medical Aesthetics marketing and public relations efforts and the public.

How To Apply

In order to be considered for this award, you must submit the online Application and attach your essay.

Deadline

Students must submit the online form no later than May 31st, 2021.

Essays will be graded and the winner will be awarded the scholarship by August 1, 2021.

ALL Grade 12 students are required to complete the Vanier General Scholarship Application form to be considered for any and all school scholarships that are administered through Vanier (Vanier Collegiate Scholarships Committee).

Form:

• 2021  VANIER GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION FORM 

PowerPoint Presentation:

• Graduating Class of 2021 Spring – Catholic Studies 30 Presentation

Each year the Saskatchewan School Boards Association awards two $2,500.00 scholarships to graduating Saskatchewan high school students:

• Degree Program Scholarship: $2,500
• Technical/Trade Program Scholarship: $2,500
• Scholarship recipients are selected on the basis of demonstrated good character, community leadership, financial need, and a 500-word essay.
• The application deadline is Aug. 31 each year
• Application Form
• Scholarship Scoring Rubric

The application deadline for students applying for the SSBA Scholarships is Aug. 31. Please send your application form to admin@saskschoolboards.ca

It is recommended that you also contact the Association to ensure that your application form was received. You can contact the Association at 306-569-0750.

Website: https://saskschoolboards.ca/about-us/awards-and-scholarships/education-scholarships/

The Leader Post Foundation  (3 X $5000)
These bursaries are granted primarily on need. Graduating students must be accepted as a full-time student at a recognized institution and provide reference letters. Involvement in school and community must be evident.
The deadline is May 30 each year. For more information, email jtoth@leaderpost.com.