Awarded to a graduating EMCS student who demonstrates a strong interest in plants, gardening, sustainable food systems, or regenerative growing practices. The student should be planning to pursue post-secondary education in a related field such as horticulture, agriculture, environmental studies, sustainability, or a similar program.
Eligibility Requirements:
See the website below for full details and instructions for applying
The Zarko Perko Memorial Scholarship will be awarded to two students annually. Each scholarship will be $2,500 and awarded to a female and a male student graduating from a secondary school in British Columbia in 2025 and entering a post-secondary institution.
The successful applicants will be well-rounded individuals and be selected on the following criteria:
The Sooke Community Association offers a $1000 scholarship to a student pursing training in the trades.
Additional criteria: These scholarships will be awarded to students who are promising young citizens who are community-oriented, with a record of volunteer work.
The Sooke Community Association wishes that financial assistance be offered to as many students as possible, so preference may be given to students not receiving other scholarships.
This scholarship is offered in memory of Lexa Gollmer.
It is intended for a student pursuing post-secondary studies with the goal of a career as a first responder (fire, ambulance, police) or in a health-care related field.
This scholarship is for a student pursuing an art-related post-secondary program. Preference may be given to students planning to study photography.
Students applying for this scholarship should include some samples of their artwork in their School Awards application portfolio.
The Sooke District Lioness Lions Club offers 3 bursaries ($1000 each) to students going on to post-secondary education
McCuiag & Associates Engineering (MAE) is a multi-disciplinary engineering consulting firm specializing in the assessment, renovation, and restoration of existing residential, commercial, and public buildings. In an effort to decrease financial barriers and increase the participation of Indigenous students in post-secondary Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (STEM) fields, MAE has established an education fund of $1000 per year open to self0identifying Indigenous students studying full-time in a STEM field at any post-secondary school in Canada.
This bursary is for students who have already started college/university in a program related to law or education. Make a note of this and apply in September of your first year of post-secondary.
To be eligible for the bursary, applicants must be community-minded post-secondary students currently enrolled in a program related to law or education. Candidates should demonstrate a to community service and involvement, showcasing how their studies and activities contribute to the betterment of society.
The Crown Lift Vocational & Technical Education Scholarships are awarded to eligible students across all provinces and territories in Canada.