Confirmed ongoing yearly

The BC Electrical Association offers both scholarships and bursaries.  

Some scholarships/bursaries are for dependents of BCEA member companies.  

Some scholarships/bursaries are open to any students pursuing post-secondary studies in: Electrical (including apprentices), Marketing, Electrical Engineering, Business

See the website listed below for all the details, including the application deadline for the current year.  Application forms are usually available on the BCEA website in April.

BC Achievement Scholarships recognize the top 8000 graduates in the province. The Ministry of Education will determine recipients based on achievement in Grades 10, 11, and 12 courses that satisfy Graduation Program requirements, including elective courses. 

A cumulative average percentage will be calculated and form the basis for determining winners, who receive a $1250 scholarship voucher to use towards their post-secondary tuition.

NO APPLICATION REQUIRED.

Deadline: usually June 15 each year, but students should check the website below to confirm.

Both scholarships and bursaries are available.  

All students enrolled in an automotive related program are encouraged to apply.    

Students must be starting for full time studies for the upcoming academic year. 

See the website below for all the details, application requirements, etc. 

The Association of School Transportation Services of BC will award a scholarship to eligible student(s) attending an educational facility in the province of BC for the express purpose of attaining certification as a Commercial Heavy Duty Mechanic.  The Association will sponsor a maximum of 4 students at any one time.
Each successful applicant may receive up to a maximum of $7,000 over the 4 years.  The scholarship will be awarded upon proof of each year’s registration as follows:
First Year: $1000, Second Year: $1500, Third Year: $2000, Fourth Year: $2500

Applications usually open in January or February.

Applicants of any age are encouraged to apply and must be:

Selection Criteria: 
1)   C+ average or better
2)   participated in student government, clubs, school teams, and/or community activities
3)  displayed dedication and leadership in their service of school and/or community
4)  demonstrate a positive impact on school and/or community through service

Selection Criteria: 
1)  planning to enter the field of Environmental Sciences  
2)   good citizenship and social responsibility at school and in the community.  

Current application forms are usually available late February or early March and will be available on this page. 

Applications are due by 8:45am on the deadline. 

The Kathy Kirk Memorial scholarship is awarded to one deserving student from Edward Milne Community School who has demonstrated that they wish to continue their studies of music.  

The amount of the award may vary from year to year.   It is the intent of the scholarship committee that the scholarship will be paid annually in the amount of $250, but may vary from year to year, depending on interest accrual.  

In the event that no one meets these qualifications this scholarship will not be given out, and funds held for successive years.  

This award is given to a student who displays achievement at school, good citizenship and contributions to the community.

Selection Criteria:
1)  C+ average or better;
2)  Participated in student government, clubs, school teams, and/or community activities;
3)  Displayed dedication and leadership in their service of school and/or community;
4)  Can demonstrate a positive impact on their school and/or community through service.  

This award is in honour of Sooke’s first mayor, Ed MacGregor.  

WELL OVER 100 OF THESE ARE AWARDED IN OUR SCHOOL DISTRICT EACH YEAR.  YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE A TOP ACADEMIC STUDENT TO WIN.  SEE THE HOW TO WIN video tutorial to walk you through how to put together a winning application!