BCEA Bursary and Scholarship Program Accepting 2018 Applicants

BCEA

Apr 9, 2018

The BC Electrical Association will award up to $10,000 in $1,000 to $2,000 scholarships to students attending or planning to attend an accredited university, college or post-secondary educational institute on a full-time basis.

Scholarships are available to dependents of personnel of BCEA member companies in good standing, up to a maximum of two scholarships per member company. The employee of the BCEA member company must live and work in British Columbia. Students are not required to attend school in B.C. (Maximum of three scholarships per individual).

Applicants applying for a BCEA bursary and pursuing a career in the electrical field will also qualify for the $1,000 Tommy Haddock Scholarship.

Bursaries are available to Grade 12 and post secondary students persuing a career in the following areas:

• Electrical (including apprentices)
• Marketing
• Electrical Engineering
• Business

Applicants applying for a BCEA bursary and pursuing a career in the electrical field will also qualify for the $1,000 Tommy Haddock Scholarship. Application deadline: July 31.
Find out more: www.bcea.bc.ca/scholarship_bursary.php

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