REC Scholarships & Post-Secondary Info

  Manitoba Hydro supports the youth of Manitoba in pursuit of academic excellence.  Our Educational Funding Program offers specific awards to   Indigenous Students in Grades 9 - 12 .  APPLICATION PROCESS: The application link will open on our  Awards, scholarships & bursaries website  for the following awards between  April 7  to  July 15, 2025 . There is only  1  application for  all  high school awards. If a student qualifies for more than 1 award, they  do not  need to fill out the online application multiple times. The application can be completed on a desktop, laptop, smartphone or tablet (accessible formats are available upon request). Students are no longer required to include a formal cover letter. Students must upload a resumé, transcript, and proof of Indigenous ancestry within the application. 1. Northern Student Award (3 awards of $300):    We offer $300 awards to 3 Indigenous ...

Each year in the fall, our chapter awards up to fourteen scholarships to Manitoba students who are starting or continuing their post-secondary education. Our scholarships are funded through the Winnipeg Foundation and several private donors. Each scholarship is worth $1000. Most of the scholarships are awarded based on the student's field of study and their previous academic achievements, as well as their participation in the community. The fields of study include music, education, nursing, social work, land surveyor, and agriculture. There are also two for any university studies, one for outstanding citizenship, and two directed specifically for women. Below are links to our Chapter’s  online scholarship form  and a link to a fill-and-mail version of the form. The application deadline is September 8, 2025, and the scholarships will be awarded at the end of October 2025. IODE Jon Sigurdsson Online Scholarship Application Form    ( https://iodejs.blogspot.com/p/schola...

  Eligibility for Wawatay: 1.                    Be of Canadian Indigenous Ancestry (Status, Non-status, Inuit, or Metis).  2.                    Qualify for entry into University 1  or  Direct entry into Faculty of Science  ( https://www.umanitoba.ca/explore/undergraduate-admissions/requirements/science )   University 1 requirements: This means graduating from a Manitoba high school with five full credits at the Grade 12 level   in courses designated S, G, or U. A 70% average needs to be maintained over the following four courses,  and no less than 60% in each one:  a.                    English 40s;  b.          ...