BCTIA Scholarship Fund rewards students

Posted by Rob Lewis on 2010-03-30 11:29:00 AM

The British Columbia Technology Industry Association invites students of public, BC-based high-school and post secondary institutions who have a proven passion for technology or that are studying in a technology-related field, i.e. engineering, marketing, sales, management, and computer science to submit their application to the BC Technology Scholarship Fund.

The Technology Scholarship Fund is a non-repayable granting program for students that have a proven passion for technology. Grants will be awarded to students pursuing studies in all related technology fields; marketing, sales, management, and computer science, etc.

There are a total of 8 non-repayable grants available that will be awarded to qualifying students in June 2010.

  • 2 X $2,500 for University or College Students
  • 6 X $500 for Grade 12 Graduates

Recipients will be advised May 3rd with formal awarding of grants to take place June 8th at the BCTIA Technology Impact Awards. For more information contact Rebecca Clark at rclark@bctia.org. The application deadline is April 5th.

Company:
BCTIA
Website:
http://www.bctia.org
Location:
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

The BC Technology Industry Association is an industry-funded organization promoting the growth of British Columbia's knowledge economy. With a membership of over 2,700 companies, employing more than 60,000 workers in business of all sizes and sectors, the BCTIA is the largest tech association in the province. The BCTIA delivers programs and services that assist in the growth and success of its members, as well as... more

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