Introduction The Society administers Indigenous Award programs to support Indigenous students enrolled in post-secondary education in British Columbia. These awards are open to individuals who self-identify as Indigenous: First Nations (Status or Non-Status), Métis, or Inuit. Awards are renewable to help provide ongoing financial support across multiple years. Award amounts and eligible programs Indigenous Student Awards range from $1,000 to $5,000 and are renewable each year. Funding can be used for a variety of study paths, including trades training, apprenticeships, diplomas, certificates, undergraduate degrees, and post‑degree programs. Who may apply - Self-identified Indigenous students (First Nations — Status or Non‑Status,...

Program overview The BC Young Farmers Scholarship offers annual financial support to help develop the next generation of agricultural leaders. It is intended for British Columbia residents, ages 19–40, who are pursuing post-secondary education or training in an agriculture-related field. Eligibility Applicants must meet all of the following: - Resident of British Columbia* - Canadian citizen or permanent resident* - Between 19 and 40 years of age - Enrolled in an accredited Canadian post-secondary program related to agriculture* - Open to both new and returning students *Items marked with an asterisk require documentation. Selection preferences While all eligible applicants are...

The Debra McPherson Member Education Bursary is available to all active BCNU members who pay dues, including student nurses who are employed. The bursary honors Debra McPherson — BCNU president from 1990–1994 and again from 2000–2014 — and reflects her commitment to expanding learning opportunities for union members. Eligible programs and courses - Post-basic clinical seminars, programs or conferences - Courses aimed at developing specific skills - Training that enables a change in practice (for example, a move from long-term care to acute care) - Specialty training - Career laddering programs (e.g., PCA → LPN, LPN → RN/RPN) - Courses...

Introduction 4-H British Columbia provides a range of scholarships to help members finance post‑secondary education. These awards recognize leadership, commitment, and accomplishments within 4‑H and support studies in fields such as agriculture, science, business, and related areas. Key dates and resources - Application window: January 15 – April 15, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. PST. - More information: https://www.4hbc.ca/scholarships - Video application guide: https://youtu.be/LejloniArME Available 2026 Provincial Scholarships - 4‑H British Columbia Foundation Scholarship - Aubrey & Barbara Searle 4‑H Scholarship - BC Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation Scholarship - BC Youth in Agriculture Foundation Scholarships - Chernoff Family Foundation Scholarships...

Intro The Public Guardian and Trustee (PGT) Educational Assistance Fund was created in June 1989 using a trust established from three private donations. Its mission is to support people who grew up in provincial care in pursuing post‑secondary education. Who is eligible You may apply if you meet all of the following: - You were a former permanent ward of the Ministry of Social Services, or you were previously in the continuing care of the Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) or a Delegated Aboriginal Agency (DAA) / Indigenous Child and Family Service Agency (ICFSA). - You are at...

Brian Nadjiwon Memorial Scholarship — Overview The Engineering and Geoscience Education Foundation BC has expressed interest in creating the Brian Nadjiwon Memorial Scholarship, a $2,500 award intended for Indigenous undergraduate students studying earth sciences or geoscience at post‑secondary institutions in British Columbia. Background The scholarship was put forward by Brent Nadjiwon together with Dr. Leonora King, Geography Instructor at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, in memory of Brent’s brother, Brian Nadjiwon. Brian — originally from Ontario and a member of the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation — passed away in 2020 at age 59. At the time of his death he...

Introduction Steven Rubin, a 32nd Degree Mason, has long been committed to supporting individuals and small businesses in their personal and professional growth. In 2014, at age 66, he met Susan—his future wife—who had retired after 25 years as a school teacher. Susan’s volunteer work included involvement with the Scouting program, the Richmond Youth Orchestra, and tutoring English-as-a-Second-Language students. Both Steven and Susan have focused much of their energy on helping children and young people. In recognition of that shared commitment, they established the Steven & Susan Rubin Educational Scholarship Fund. Scholarship overview - Value: $1,800 - Purpose: To assist...

Each year the Society awards hundreds of scholarships and prizes worth between $1,000 and $10,000 to students enrolled at public post‑secondary institutions throughout British Columbia. Eligibility Applicants may apply for an Ike Barber Transfer Scholarship if they meet all of the following conditions: 1. Are Canadian citizens, permanent residents, convention refugees, or protected persons residing in Canada. 2. Are currently enrolled and plan to transfer as a full‑time student to a public post‑secondary institution in British Columbia (full‑time status is determined by the receiving institution). 3. Plan to make the transfer between May 1 of the application year and April...

Introduction The Jack Davis Scholarship is granted each year to the most distinguished all‑round graduate from a North Shore secondary school to support their first year at the University of British Columbia. The award honors the late Honourable Jack Davis, P.C., and his many contributions to both Canada and British Columbia. Background and purpose Jack Davis is remembered for 27 years of service representing North Shore constituents at the provincial and federal levels. He himself was a well-rounded student: strong academic results, notable athletic accomplishments, and leadership roles in school organizations led to scholarships to U.B.C. and, in 1939, a...

Introduction Thinking about returning to school or starting a post-secondary program? Education is a major step toward your future leadership and career goals — and it can be costly. Tuition, textbooks and living expenses add up, so we offer financial support to help remove barriers to completing your studies. Prospera Education Grants Prospera awards yearly education grants to post-secondary students. Through the Prospera Education Grants program we distribute more than $25,000 annually to help students cover education-related costs. Application window for Prospera grants: - Opens: Sunday, March 1, 2026 - Closes: Thursday, April 30, 2026 Credit Union Foundation of BC...

Overview The Education Awards Program supports people who live in households that directly receive a subsidy from BC Housing or who are receiving rental assistance through the Rental Assistance Program (RAP) at the start of their courses. The program provides bursaries and awards to help eligible residents enroll in post-secondary education or vocational training as a way to reach educational and personal goals. You may apply for any or all of the seven awards for which you qualify. Each successful applicant may receive only one award per year. Recipients are chosen based on academic merit and demonstrated financial need. Important...

Overview A scholarship is available to a British Columbia secondary school student entering their first year at the University of Victoria who has been admitted to the Peter B. Gustavson School of Business. One award is offered; the value varies. Preference will be given to an aboriginal student. Amount: Varies Number of awards: 1 Application deadline: February 15 – April 30 Eligibility and general conditions - This scholarship is part of the entrance and transfer awards available to undergraduate students who are entering UVic directly from secondary school (Canadian curriculum) or transferring from a Canadian college or university. - Unless...