Support Ontario Youth Has $20,000 in Scholarships Up for Grabs

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June 11, 2018

Are you an apprentice in a recognized skilled-trade? Do you still need to attend trade school? Do you have your OCOT membership? If so, then you could be awarded $500 towards your education.

From now until June 30, Support Ontario Youth is giving away $20,000 in scholarships in Ontario.

A total of 40 scholarships are available (10 valued at $500 each) in the following categories:

• electrical (construction and industrial)
• motive power
• plumbing (construction)
• HVAC (construction)

All you have to do is visit our website and apply. Find out more: www.supportontarioyouth.ca/scholarships/.

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