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FROM OUR CAREER TEACHER TEAM MARCH 2020
Student Career News
Career Updates from Sun West School Division
* Canadian Student Leadership Conference Opportunity: Sun West School Division
Students who will be in Grade 9-12 in the upcoming 2020-2021 school year
and are interested in a Student Leadership opportunity may want to
investigate the chance to apply for a board -sponsored travel to the Canadian
Student Leadership Conference in September 2020. For more information on
the Canadian Student Leadership Pre Conference and Conference, see:
https://cslc2020.studentleadership.ca/ Please inquire with your Principal,
SRC/SLT Advisor, or Career Counsellor for application details. The deadline to apply to be a
Sun West Student Delegate at CSLC 2020 is NOON on March 16th. Application forms can be
found at: https://www.sunwestsd.ca/blog/2020/03/02/cslc-2020-in-yorkton
* Sun West Student Leadership Conference: Busting Your Inner Ghosts! Student leaders
from across Sun West School Division are busy planning their annual Student Leadership
Conference open to Grade 7 through 12 students from across our school division. SLC will be
held in Kenaston on April 2nd (evening) and 3rd. Life is Worth Living and Sarah Wells will be
presenting on topics that matter to students. As well, session and activities led by our Sun West
student leaders will engage delegates. Details on SLC 2020 can be found at:
https://www.sunwestsd.ca/students/busting-your-inner-ghosts Principals and SRC/SLT Advisors
will be organizing registration for students at our respective schools. If interested, please express
interest.
* ROADS TO SUCCESS Career Fair for Grade 10 and 11 Sun West School Division
Students will be held on April 30th in Rosetown, SK. This will be an incredible life/career
exploration opportunity for our students.
* Telemiracle: We recognize the incredible contributions of our students, staff, and schools in
support of this year’s Telemiracle. It is so amazing to see performances and hear stories of how
our small rural communities have come together to raise funds & awareness for such an
important cause. Fine examples of volunteerism, leadership, character, and kindness. Kudos all!
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CWEX Spotlight
Career and Work Exploration Student
CWEX courses provide students with ‘real-world’ experiences.
Meet Lance Hefervez. Lance is a Grade 12 student in Loreburn.
He is completing a Career and Work Exploration A30
course with plans to become a chef upon graduation.
His CWEX Teacher, Mr. Johnson, was able to secure a
suitable placement for him at the Sheraton. He is a
talented student and is further developing his trade-
specific and transferable skills through this work-based
learning opportunity. The executive chef hopes to hire
him when he graduates. Lance is planning on
becoming an apprentice and getting his journeyperson
certificate to become an executive chef in the future.
Congrats on a very successful placement experience,
Lance. Keep up the great work!
Our School Division offers a variety of work-based learning opportunities. These courses help
students gain ‘real’ experience in the world of work in a safe and supportive environment.
Students develop self confidence, improve 21st Century skills, and develop a greater awareness
of the needs of business, industry, and our extended community. For more information about
work-based learning opportunities, please contact your school’s Career Development Teacher.
News
A. The Sun West Career Development Facebook Page: was created to help
students/families stay up-to-date with timely information. If interested, please visit:
https://www.facebook.com/SWCareerConnectors/
As well, current and past issues of our newsletter can be found on our Sun West Resource
Bank by searching “Student Career News”.
B. Relevance Magazine: Relevance is an awesome Saskatchewan career-focused magazine
for young people.
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C. Saskatchewan Cancer Agency: This organization provides information and educational
opportunities for students interested in the field of radiation therapy. “Radiation therapists
are involved in all aspects of treatment, planning, and delivery of care of cancer
patients.”. They offer a Bachelor of Science in Medical Radiation and an Advanced
Diploma in Health Sciences through a unique partnership opportunity. For more
information, see www.saskcancer.ca/rtschool or email rtschoolinfo@saskcancer.ca.
D. A United States College Expo is scheduled for April 19th in Calgary. Register in advance.
E. Financial Literacy Information for Families: NEW! Free Personal Finance Essentials
Course offered online through McGill and open to all Canadians through the RBC
Launch initiative.
F. Find Your Fit with SK Youth Apprenticeship: “SYA offers high school students the
opportunity to learn more about skilled trades career pathways and gain a head start on
their skilled trades career.”
G. Women in Trades and Technologies: Sask Polytech offers a number of fantastic trade-
related hands-on learning opportunities for women 15 years of age and up.
H. WorkSafe Saskatchewan: invites Grade 9-12 students to create a 2 minute video with a
worksafe message. The first prize is $1,000! See the WorkSafe Website for eligibility,
criteria, rules, regulations, etc. #FocusOnSafety Due March 26th.
I. Skills Canada: is an event which allows students to demonstrate their skills. The
Saskatchewan Provincial Competition is scheduled for April 2020 but March 13th is the
Registration deadline. If interested in participating, check with your Career Counsellor or
Teachers at your school to see if there are possibilities to attend.
J. Seeking Employment?: Now is a great time to begin updating your resume, cover letter,
ePortfolio, etc. and begin researching summer job or other work opportunities. To begin
your search, inquire locally about options (access your allies!), view sites such as:
http://www.careers.gov.sk.ca/studentjobs
https://ca.indeed.com/Saskatchewan-Summer-jobs
http://www.macleans.ca/work/jobs/10-websites-with-summer-jobs-for-students/
Saskjobs
Workopolis
myBlueprint (great for creating resumes and/or sharing your portfolio with a potential
employer)
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K. Various Exchange/Travel/Learning Opportunities:
a. Learn French: Explore is a five week intensive language program for students
in Grade 11 and 12. Students will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in
the language while experiencing another region in Canada.
b. Student Exchange Programs offer Grade 10 and 11 students the opportunity to
host students from Quebec for three months in the fall before travelling to Quebec
for three months.
c. Communicating for Agriculture Education Program: This is an opportunity
for students to gain agriculture work experience in various parts of the world.
d. Encounters with Canada
e. Canada Youth Forum
f. Variety of Canadian Opportunities
L. Augustana College (U of Alberta affiliated college):
a. Preview Day March 20th. An opportunity for high school students to learn more
about programs/admissions. Register in advance.
M. Great Plains College:
a. Open Houses - Various dates or book a visit on your own.
b. Practical Nursing Program in Swift Current – deadline is March 31st and
in Biggar – deadline is June 30th.
c. Scholarships – there are a number of Entrance Scholarships, Grade 11 Early
Entrance Scholarships, etc. available. Please inquire for details.
N. University of Alberta
a. Indigenous Student Discovery Day: Indigenous students in Grades 10, 11, and 12
are invited to take part in a one-day uAlberta experience on April 29th. Must
register in advance.
b. Infinite Possibilities – Explore programming options today.
c. Registration 101 Workshops – There are a number of online workshops with
registration tips, how-to videos, etc.
d. Mark updates: Students who have applied can continue to update marks and
submit courses as new information becomes available.
e. Campus Tours: Bookings are available.
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O. University of British Columbia (including UBC Okanagan)
a. Prospective Student Info at UBCO and Prospective Student Info at UBC
b. Kelowna: An Outdoor Playground with An Urban, Start-up Spirit; explore
UBCO Programming.
c. UBC Welcomes You! (April 26th) A half-day information sessions for all
students admitted to the Vancouver campus and their parents.
d. Destination UBC (May 22-24) is a full weekend program for high school students
who have been admitted to the Okanagan campus.
e. Students who did not receive a first round offer or who applied after December 1st
are being evaluated for admission. Learn more.
P. University of Calgary
a. Learn about U of C’s first and second choice options when applying for
admission.
b. Explore program options.
Q. University of Lethbridge:
a. High school students and new to post-secondary applicants can apply using the
online application form. For additional information about applying to the
University of Alberta, please see uab.ca/adm101.
b. University of Lethbridge Programs and Degrees
R. University of Regina
a. Thinking of a Gap Year? The opportunity to work, travel, volunteer, etc. can be
very valuable. The U of R has an option for you to consider –click on Gap Year.
b. Student Awards and Financial Aid Scholarship Workshops will be held on the
following dates in the Main Archer Library, in the Regina Room on Feb 18th , Feb
26th, March 5th, and March 9th. Students and parents are welcome. The SAMS
instruction link may also prove helpful if unable to attend in person.
c. SAMS (Student Awards Management System) allows students to search and
apply online for the U of R scholarships and awards. Deadline of Mar 15th.
d. Parent Information – this link contains useful info for parents.
e. Living Learning Communities – is a group of students with similar interests,
values, and academic programs that get together to support one another.
f. Housing options are now open for Fall 2020. Can’t view the residences in
person? Check out the virtual tours.
i. For those that have applied to the U of R, see the Admissions Checklist for info
on next steps.
k. University Preview Day for Grade 11 Students – May 22nd from 9:30 to 3:00. A
great way to participate in sessions and learn more about programs and services.
Parents are also welcome to attend.
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S. University of Saskatchewan
a. The deadline for Competitive Entrance Awards is March 1.
b. Admission to Agriculture and Bioresources has been extended to May 1.
c. U of S College of Engineering has REMOVED CALCULUS 30 as a prerequisite
for admission. High School requirements include Pre-Calculus 30, Chemistry 30, and
Physics 30. Applications for Fall 2020 are open. Deadline May 1st.
c. Learning Communities are a fantastic option which a number of our students have
registered for in the past. The Learning Communities involve small groups of
students who enroll in a common set of classes. They gather weekly for peer mentor
meetings and to study. First year students enrolling in Agriculture and Bioresources,
Arts & Science, Engineering and Kinesiology classes are encouraged to
apply. Signup begins in May of 2020 for the fall.
d. Residence applications for the U of S Fall 2020 are now available. Online tours of
Residences are also available at the U of S Residence FB Page.
e. Students applying to U of S are required to create an online application file and
upload applicable documents. All official documents (transcripts, English Language
proficiency etc.) must be sent through mail by the appropriate authority such as the
Ministry of Education.
f. Indigenous Spend-A-Day – April 3rd. For Grade 10, 11, and 12 Métis, First
Nations, and Inuit students.
g. University of Saskatchewan Summer Classes give students a head start on their
degree program and can lighten the fall academic load. Be sure to contact a U of S
Career Counsellor for assistance.
h. Edwards School of Business offers a dual credit online course for high school
students. The COMM 101.3: Introduction to Business courses provides a university
credit and a height school credit. Talk to your Career Counsellor or Principal for
further information.
T. Saskatchewan Polytechnic
a. Grade 12’s interested in one of Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s First Qualified-First
Admitted Programs (most of their programs), should apply asap. Check out the 2020-
2021 Viewbook.
b. Insight will be held April 1st at all campuses. This is a great chance for students to
experience hands-on activities and learn about program offerings.
c. Information Nights will be held in Moose Jaw and Saskatoon on March 11th and
Prince Albert and Regina on March 12th. Attend for campus tours, presentations,
etc.
d. Saskatchewan Polytechnic corresponds with students electronically through
students’ Saskpolytechnic accounts. So, if you applied and are curious about updates,
please check your account regularly.
f. Dental Hygiene Advance Diploma This is a 3 year advanced diploma.
g. Dual Credits are a way for students to earn high school
and SaskPolytechnic Credits at the same time. Talk to your Career Counsellor if
interested.
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h. Sask Polytechnic has a number of New Programs! Check them out! Also,
the Program Explorer is a great way to match your interests, values and skills with
potential programs.
i. There have been programming changes to some courses. Find information at the
following links: Culinary Arts, Cytotechnology, Mechanical Engineering
Technology, Medical Laboratory Assistant, Medical Laboratory Technology,
and Phlebotomy.
j. See the FAQ page of the SaskPoly website for answers to your questions!
k. Women In Trades Workshops – Open to all females 15 years and older that are
interested in a basic introduction to the skilled trades. Various dates and locations.
l. Skills Work! Young Women’s Conference (Grade 9-12) Skills Canada: The
conference provides young women who are interested in the skilled trades or
technologies with the opportunity to meet with female trade professionals, tour areas
of the skills competition, etc. April 3rd. Register in advance.
m. Careers in Welding will be held in Regina on April 9th at the Regina Campus.
Students and parents will engage in a shop tour, learn about welding occopuations
and enjoy a free meal. Register at mypath.
l. Step-by-Step Admissions
U. Lakeland College:
a. Prospective Students Overview – visit this webpage to sign up for student-for-a-
day opportunities. Opportunities to attend information and orientation
sessions also exist. There are some information sessions being hosted on March
12th in Lloyd and March 13th in Vermillion if interested. Register in advance.
V. Lethbridge College:
a. Planning to attend Lethbridge College? Check out the Viewbook for 2020-2020!
b. Ready to Make your mark? Lethbridge college can help you get started with a
360 Virtual Tour, in-person visit, student spend a day, etc.
W. Medicine Hat College:
a. Medicine Hat College offers in-person campus tours and group visit options. “Be
A Student for A Day” opportunities exist in February and March. Check out the
website for details. As well, you can visit MHC virtually!
X. Olds College:
a. If you missed the Open House, you can tour virtually!
b. Upcoming Preview Days are happening in March and April. Check for details
well in advance and be sure to pre-register.
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Upcoming Events
This section is intended to keep you posted of various events and open houses. However, every
student’s life/career plan is personalized. As such, you are encouraged to research additional
opportunities that may be more suited to your life/career planning process.
VARIOUS Olds College Preview Days – Must register in advance.
March March 20 – Agriculture and Trades
April April 3 – Horticulture and Land
March 5, 9 Student Awards and Financial Aid Scholarship Workshops at the U of
R. These are to help students navigate SAMS. Parents are more than welcome
to attend as well.
March 10 RCMP Career Presentation, Heritage Centre, Regina
March 11 Sask Polytechnic Information Nights. These are offered in Moose Jaw and
Saskatoon. Students and parents welcome.
March 12 Sask Polytechnic Information Nights. These are offered in Prince Albert and
Regina. Students and parents welcome
March 12 Lakeland College – Street Rod Technologies. This is a chance to tour the
campus, meet instructors, and learn about the program.
March 12 Lakeland College Information and Orientation Sessions to be held in
March 13 Lloydminster on the 12th and Vermillion on the 13th. Register in advance.
March 15 Priority application deadline for University of Regina. Apply by March 15th
and they will get front-of-the-line registration and advising, be guaranteed a
place in residence and be eligible for entrance awards.
March 16 Deadline to apply for Sun West CSLC Board Sponsored Opportunity
March 20 Augustana Preview Day. (U of A affiliated college)
March 20 Olds College Preview Day – Agriculture and Trades Program Preview Day in
Olds. Parents welcome.
March 25 The Future is Yours for Indigenous youth aged 16-29 years of age will be held
at Prairieland Park on March 25th.
March 26 Western College of Remedial Massage Therapies Information Night in
Regina. Attend to learn more about practices in spas, chiropractic clinics,
physiotherapy clinics, massage therapy clinics, fitness facilities, hospitals,
senior care homes, etc.
April 1 Insight. Students will spend the afternoon experiencing hands-on activities
and learn about program opportunities.
April 2-3 Sun West Student Leadership Conference for Grades 7-12 Students. Talk to
your SLT/SRC Advisor and/or Principal.
April 3 Olds College Preview Day – Horticulture & Land Program Preview Day in
Olds. Parents welcome.
April 3 Indigenous Spend-A-Day – University of Saskatchewan.
April 4 RCMP Presentation, Heritage Centre, Regina.
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April 9 Careers in Welding. Open to high school students and parents. Learn about a
number of welding occupations through presentations and a tour of the
welding shop.
April 19 US College Expo in Calgary
April 28 Diagnostic Medical Professions Career Exploration & SK Polytechnic
Applicant Information Sessions. Grade 11 or 12 students interested in learning
more about the following programs are STRONLY encouraged to attend:
Combined Laboratory and X-ray Technology (CLXT), Cytotechnology
(CYTO), Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (DMS), Magnetic Resonance
Technologist (MRI), Medical Laboratory Assistant (MLA), Medical
Laboratory Technology (MLT), Medical Radiologic Technology (MRT),
Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMT), Phlebotomy
April 29 Indigenous Student Discovery Day – U of A
April 30 ROADS TO SUCCESS Career Fair 2020 – For all Grade 10 and 11 Sun West
School Division Students. Talk to your Career Counsellor for info.
May 22 Grade 11 Preview Day at U of R. This day is filled with programming
including breakout presentations and hands-on workshops, information booths
and lunch! Parents welcome. Register in advance.
Note: This newsletter is to inform families of career investigation opportunities. However, post-
secondary events and open houses are NOT school sponsored. Thus, your parents must excuse you
from school if you plan to attend any of the opportunities advertised in this newsletter. It is highly
recommended that parents attend events with their children.
Scholarships
It is virtually impossible to inform you of all possible scholarship opportunities. However, the
fact of that matter is that significant scholarship funding goes untapped each and every year! As
students, please take some time to research and investigate possible sources of funding. An
investment of time and energy can lead to $$$!
Local Scholarships: Each of our Sun West Schools have different local scholarship
opportunities, procedures, packages, deadlines, etc. If you are in Grade
12, be sure to inquire with your Principal and/or Career Counsellor for
information specific to your school.
The Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship Industry Scholarships are
awarded each year to deserving students who successfully complete the
SYA program. Each school can nominate a potential candidate and
winners are announced in June. A $1,000 opportunity!
Scholarships: Following are just a few of the multitude of scholarship opportunities available
based on current investigations with students. Begin investigating today!
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Due Date Scholarship Amount Criteria
Mar 1 Agriculture Student $4,000 Grade 12 or recent high school graduate
Scholarship $2,000 planning to take ag-related post
secondary education before the fall of
2019.
Mar 1 Canadian Association of 1 * 250 One Grade 12 student per school may be
(extended to Principals Student nominated by the Principal.
Mar 15!!) Leadership Based on leadership activities in the
school and community and academic
achievement. Nominee must complete
the questionnaire and essay.
Mar 1 Beaverbrook Vimy Prize Winners will Open to young people 15-17 years old.
travel August Essay submission, reference letters, and
7th -20th, 2019 motivation letters required.
Mar 9 RE/MAX Quest for 16 * 1,000 Must describe community
Excellence contributions.
Mar 15 Queen’s Diamond Jubilee 6 * $1,000 For Grade 12 students who are at risk
Scholarship of not succeeding in their first post-
secondary year due to financial burdens
and vulnerable circumstances.
Note: School Admin can nominate
students who are at risk of not
completing high school.
Mar 15 The Prince of Wales and 20 * $500 For Grade 11 students living with
Duchess of Cornwall vulnerable circumstances to assist with
Scholarship completing Grade 12 education.
Note: School Admin can nominate
students who are at risk of not
completing high school.
Mar 15 Leonard Foundation 40 * 1,000 to Must enroll in full time undergraduate
Financial Assistance 1,500 program.
Program Must participate in athletic or military
activities.
All may apply. Preference may be given
to daughters or sons of ordained clergy,
elementary or secondary school teachers,
and Canadian military personnel.
Mar 31 SaskTel 7 * $3,000 Saskatchewan resident enrrolled or plan
Scholarships (applications to enrol in full-time studies at a SK Post-
open in January) secondary institutions.
Enrolled in a degree, diploma or
certificate course directly related to
telecommunications such as Computer
Science, Engineering, Accounting,
Business Admin, etc.)
75%+ average on most recent
academics.
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Mar 31 SWNA Junior Citizen of 4 * $3,000 Applications must prove that they:
the Year have a positive lifestyle
Are dedicated to community and school.
Have a strong sense of responsibility
Have overcome life’s challenges.
Are between 8 to 18
Mar 31 Manulife Life Lessons $10,000 Available to students who have
Scholarship Program experienced the death of a
parent/guardian with little to no life
insurance.
Mar 31 Saskatchewan Weekly 4 * $3000 Open to students between 8 and 18.
Newspaper Association Must demonstrate dedication to
(SWNA) Jr. Citizen of school/community, caring nature, ability
the Year Award to overcome challenges, etc.
Talk to your Principal or Career
Development Teacher if you wish to be
nominated.
Mar 31 Central Plains Co-op $1,000 3 components:
Scholarship Transcript of recent academic standing
Resume
Short Video posted to FB Page as an
infomercial.
Students from Plenty, Elrose, Rosetown,
Eston may apply.
Opens Stuck At Prom $10,000 This is a creative and fun contest – but
April 1 not for everyone! Use your
imagination to create Duck Tape prom
fashions in either the “Dress” or “Tux”
category for a chance to win $10,000!
April 1 G3 Grow Beyond $4,000 Attend a Canadian High School
Big Idea Scholarship Graduating in 2020
Plan on enrolling at a Canadian Post-
secondary institution.
Create a Video about technology and
innovation in Canada’s Agriculture
Sector.
April 9 Access Scholarship 20 * $1,000 Criteria include volunteerism, grades,
and community building.
April 15 Sask Tel Indigenous Recognition for To recognize achievement. Nominees
Youth Awards of Achievement must be of Aboriginal ancestry, between
Excellence 14 and 18 years of age, and have
demonstrated outstanding commitment
and/or ability in one of 10 categories.
April 28 Mary Joyce Booth 2 * $1,500 Available to French as a Second
Scholarship Language (FSL) students entering first
year of a post-secondary program in the
French language.
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April 30 Paddy O’Rourke Poetry $1,000 Must be accepted into a post-secondary
Scholarship program with one class in the literary
arts. Letter indicating a reason you
should receive the award and sample of
poetry.
April 30 I’m Passionate About 3 * $500 For students attending a post-secondary
Scholarship agriculture program.
Complete an essay or video on the theme
of why I am passionate about
agriculture, etc.
April 30 Learning Disabilities 3 & 1,000 Must be accepted into a post-secondary
Association of program and have a written diagnosis of
Saskatchewan a learning disability.
Scholarship Reference letters
Short question responses.
May 17 TransCanada Up to $10,000 Available to students from Canada and
Scholarship beyond. Students can answer five
questions on their website to see if they
pre-qualify. Must be enrolled in a post-
secondary institutions, a citizen or
permanent resident of Canada, located
near TransCanada’s operations or
projects, benefit from funding.
May 31 4-H Scholarships Various Must be a 4-H member to apply.
May 31 Saskatchewan Union of $500 Opent to Grade 12 students who are
Nurses Local #11 Bursary enrolled with Kindersley Composite
School, Eaton School, Eston Composite
School, NWCS, or Westcliffe Composite
School.
Must complete application in addition to
a letter indicating interest in health care
field, involvement and/or volunteer
work, achievements, future nursing
goals, etc. Must be used for an approved
registered nursing program. Application
available from Principals or Career
Counsellors.
June 30 Grade 11 Early Entrance $1,000 Min 70% average in certain Grade 11
Awards at Great Plains classes
College apply before June 30th
September Saskatchewan Regional $1500 Student must have been employed at a
2020 Parks Employee Bursary Annually SK Regional Park in the previous
Application summer (ex. Summer 2019 to apply in
September 2019).
Recent High School Graduate and
beginning first year of post-secondary
training.
Good academic record.
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Various CWB Welding Various Must be accepted into full-time welding
Foundation Awards Amounts program for post-secondary.
Complete online form
Apply as early Provide 2 references (not family)
as possible Current transcript
Letter of recommendation
500 word essay
Aug 28 Jack Moore Memorial 10 scholarships Students may apply for scholarship,
Scholarship and Burgess bursary, or both. Must be:
Bursary 10 bursaries Resident of SK
Saskatchewan Command A child, grandchild or great-grandchild
$500 each of current or former serving member of
Canadian Armed or Allied Forces or
RCMP; and entering first year of post
secondary education. Career Counsellors
have the application form.
Nov 1 – Indspire Awards: Various Students may apply for financial awards
June 1 Building Brighter Futures based on area of studies. These
scholarships are for Indigenous students.
Scholarship Application Tips:
Do your research! There are scholarship opportunities for almost everyone! Make time
to investigate by talking to your Career Counsellor, parents, visiting related websites, etc.
o http://www.scholarshipscanada.com/
o https://yconic.com/
o https://scholartree.ca
Plan in Advance. Some scholarships may require
essays, reference letters, etc. Be sure to allow
yourself and others time to prepare, edit, revise, etc.
any needed documentation.
Choose your reference wisely
Double check criteria, follow instructions, adhere to
deadlines
Save your work to a word document. As you start to apply for multiple scholarships, you
will soon realize that many of your responses can be tweaked and used again!
In addition to Scholarship opportunities, you may want to investigate Student
Loans, accessing RESP’s, etc.
13FROM OUR CAREER TEACHER TEAM MARCH 2020
Sincerely,
Sun West Career Development LEAD Teachers
Ms. Talie Chupik - BCS 2000
Ms. Char Dansereau - Beechy School, Dinsmore Composite School, Kyle Composite School,
Lucky Lake School
Mrs. Rietta Frick-Davis - Rosetown Central High School
Mrs. Judy Genereux - North West Central School
Ms. Renee Harrison - Sun West Distance Learning Centre
Mr. Ryan Johnson - Davidson High School, Kenaston School, Loreburn School
Ms. Heidi Marchant - Kindersley Composite School
Mr. Sam Motier - Elrose Composite School, Eaton School, Eston Composite School, Westcliffe
Composite School
Mrs. Mrs. Shannon Stephenson - Outlook High School
Mrs. Vanessa Lewis - Learning Consultant
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