Scholarships, Grants, Bursaries and Awards

Publication date: September 5, 2023

B.C. Training and Education Savings Grant

Families in British Columbia are encouraged to start planning and saving early for their children’s post-secondary education or training programs. To help, the B.C. Government will contribute $1,200 to eligible children through the B.C. Training and Education Savings Grant (BCTESG).

Learn about the grant application periods for eligible children

Provincial Scholarships Programs

The Provincial Scholarships Program recognizes student achievement and encourages students to pursue post-secondary education.

See what scholarships are available and their eligibility requirements

International Education Mobility Programs

The International Education Mobility Programs (IEMP) are intended to support B.C. school districts to engage in international education and further develop intercultural skills and global competence for B.C.’s students.

Learn about the International Education Mobility Programs

French Education bursaries

If you are planning to take at least 55% of your post-secondary courses in French while pursuing full-time studies, you might be eligible for a French Education Bursary.

Youth Work in Trades (WRK)

If you are enrolled in Youth Work in Trades (WRK) courses, you may be eligible for a $1000 award.

Find out more about the Youth Work in Trades program and award

Explore some funding options for going to college or university and build a plan to finance your post-secondary education.

Find out about student funding

As a teacher there are different scholarship, awards, and bursary opportunities to help with your professional development.

Explore some of the options for K to 12 teachers

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