Post-Secondary and Beyond

Applying For Scholarships

Searching for Scholarships????

Remember to think of this as a part-time job, it will be time-consuming, you will need to be organized, read criteria, pay attention to deadlines, etc... ALL before you know if you will “earn any money” from your search! Click on the links below to access information from each website!

Rutherford ScholarshipHigh School Achievement Scholarship

Rutherford Scholarship is not competitive, you must meet the criteria, be enrolled in a post-secondary school (somewhere in the world) AND apply for it.  There is no deadline, but when you apply will affect when you can expect to receive your scholarship.  You don’t need to apply the first year out of high school, it will ‘wait’ for your application.

 

Check out these websites!

www.albertascholarships.ca

Alberta Online Student Guide and #1 FREE student service on the web.

www.scholarshipscanada.com

Students will have access to an extensive database of scholarships, student awards, bursaries, and grants. Also included is information about student loans, applications, and budget planning. 

www.scholartree.ca  

ScholarTree is an online platform that helps students pay for their education through scholarships! Subscribe and get email updates when scholarships match your profile!

www.canlearn.ca

Canada student loans, grants, scholarships and other aid.

www.scholarshipguidance.com

 Here’s a site that links you to scholarship opportunities throughout North America. Be sure to carefully check the criteria: many scholarships are specific to American students, but the site also includes links to scholarships for Canadians, including some at Canadian Universities and Colleges. 

www.studentscholarships.org  

This site allows students to create a profile and receive regular updates matching their criteria. The general site allows students to view hundreds of scholarships with a variety of criteria. Students may also link and obtain information on numerous colleges and universities by province. 

www.alis.alberta.ca

Provides information for career planning, post-secondary education and training, educational funding, work search, labour market trends and workplace skills. There is also 

EduCanada- International Scholarships

Are you an international student in search of scholarships to study in Canada, or a Canadian student who wants to fund your studies abroad? Look no further. On this website you will find numerous awards for international students and scholars in Canada, and for Canadians to study and conduct research abroad. These awards are offered by Canadian governments, foreign governments, non-governmental organizations and international organizations.

 

Notes:

**ALWAYS check the scholarships/financial aid section of each post-secondary institution**

**search:  “alberta scholarships for high school students”  and look through results from other high schools, post-secondary schools, scholarship programs from companies, etc.

**Check out places of work of your parents/guardians. They may have a scholarship for employee’s children! **

**Check out any clubs/organizations/sports that you may have been involved in and see if they have scholarships! ex) 4-H, Baseball Alberta, Toastmasters, Culinary classes… just to name a few!

**expect to see a lot of duplication from search sites, but they may have a few different scholarships/awards/bursaries listed so check them out.

Weekly Drop-In Tutorials and Diploma Prep

Drop-In Tutorials: Low-Cost Tutoring by Certified Alberta Teacherstutor list girl female student

In a friendly and non-judgmental way, we will help students with homework or assignment questions, clear up difficulties with topics learned in class, or offer last-minute help prior to exams or quizzes.

Students are not required to stay for the full two hours but they are welcome to do so. This is a great service for students who need someone around in case they run into trouble with their homework, or who find a private tutor to be too expensive. Click here to read more about how our tutorials work.

 

NOTE: This service is not recommended for students who need constant attention. A one-on-one session with a private tutor is better suited for this. Contact us if you would like us to find a tutor for you.

Sundays from 3:00pm to 5:00pm – $39 for Two Hours

Help with Biology 20, Biology 30, Chemistry 20, Chemistry 30, Math 10C, Math 20-1, Math 20-2, Math 30-1, Math 30-2, Math 31, and Science 10

Register

Thursdays from 7:00pm to 8:30pm – $29 for 1.5 Hours

Help with Math 10C, Math 20-1, Math 20-2, Math 30-1, Math 30-2, and Math 31

Register

Saturdays from 8:00pm to 9:30pm – $29 for 1.5 Hours

Help with Math 10C, Math 20-1, Math 20-2, Math 30-1, Math 30-2, and Math 31

Register

For more information visit: www.diplomaprep.com

 

Virtual Career Fair

Virtual Career Fair- 2020

Tuesday, November 24th, 6-8 pm

You will have an opportunity to ask questions to 28 Alberta post-secondary institutions including Colleges, Universities, Technical Institutions, the RCMP, and Canadian Forces. In this virtual booth fair you can inquire about programs, admission requirements, scholarships, housing, and much more!

Nowhere else do you get all these institutions in one place so be sure to take full advantage of this opportunity to plan for your future.

To register for this event please visit https://elaa.6connex.com/event/alberta/student/login and register in the top right corner. You must be registered in order to join and can register in advance of the actual event. Once you are registered you can connect on the day of the event by logging in from the same link.

If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Armstrong at theresa.armstrong@wrps11.ca

 

Post- Secondary presentations, Preview Days, Open Houses, and  Application Deadlines 2020-2021

Please open the following link for an ELAA poster highlighting Alberta Post- Secondary important dates at a glance.

ELAA Poster

Applying for Post-Secondary

Apply Alberta: This portal allows you to register to all post-secondary institutions in the province of Alberta

 

 

Online Transfer guide: The most up-to-date admissions and transfer agreement information. (This is extremely helpful when you are looking at starting at one college and looking to see if your courses transfer to other colleges and universities.)

Career Planning

myBlueprint:

This amazing tool allows students to take a variety of interest surveys, has an in-depth educational planner, easy to use a post-secondary tool that allows you to compare up to 3 different schools with similar programs. There is also a Rutherford calculator and resume generator.

Parents can access myBlueprint also!!! 

Activation code is: Wetaskiwin

 

ALIS

The alis website provides career, learning, and employment information that helps Albertans achieve success.

To help you succeed, alis offers information about:

The Government of Alberta works with the Government of Canada to provide employment support programs and services.