Bartle & Gibson’s 2021 EFC Scholarship Awards

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April 2, 2021

Bartle & Gibson is proud to be sponsoring two Electro-Federation Canada(EFC) scholarships again this year.

The Bartle & Gibson Co. Ltd. Scholarship Awards will be for students currently attending a post-secondary institute in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan or North West Territories. Two students will be selected to receive one of two awards of $1,750 each. The students will have successfully completed at least their first year of study in electrical or mechanical apprenticeship, electrical or mechanical technician, electrical or mechanical engineering, information technology or a business discipline. The eligible students must have must have demonstrated community service through volunteerism and have achieved a cumulative average of 75%.

Bartle & Gibson Co. Ltd provides separate scholarship awards for the families working for Bartle & Gibson Co. Ltd.

Deadline to apply is May 31, 2021

To learn more and apply visit: scholarship.electrofed.com

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