Regina District Industry Education Council
Scholarships
Being awarded a scholarship is a great way for students to be recognized for all their hard work.
Here are some key steps and tips:
- Search for awards that match your skills, interests, community involvement, academic
achievements, and financial
needs. These suggestions are a starting point for students and families to investigate scholarships:- RPSD
- RCSD (Miller)
- PVSD
- FHQTC
- Canadian General Scholarship Search Engines
- Request reference letters. When asking someone to write a reference letter for you, it is
important that they know all the wonderful things you have done, both in and outside of school. This form organizes your accomplishments. Provide it to the individuals who have
agreed to write you a letter. - Volunteer in your school, community, and cultural & sporting events.
- Watch RDIEC’s Parents as Career Coaches’
Scholarship and Funding Videos for tips. - Prepare a personal profile demonstrating your career aspirations, extracurricular activities, and
leadership in your community. - Request or order your academic transcript.
- Apply now and throughout your post-secondary education journey.
Opportunities
Co-operative Hail Insurance
Five $1,000 scholarships for students entering a post-secondary institution in the interest of Agriculture. Please visit www.coophail.com for further information. Applications will be made available end of February:
Co-op Hail Scholarship Application 2025.
The Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA)
STA’s Scholarship Program is intended to assist individuals aspiring to build a career as a Commercial Driver. This scholarship provides both a financial and mentorship opportunity within the trucking industry.
Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship (SYA) Industry
Scholarships are redeemable for $1,000 and awarded to selected, eligible high school graduates throughout the province who have completed the SYA program and will be pursuing a career in the skilled trades. Students are nominated for SYA Industry Scholarships by selected provincial high schools.
Mining Industry Human Resources Council | MiHR
Make an innovative, challenging and rewarding career choice. Learn more about why we need mining and why mining needs you at www.MiningNeedsYou.ca.
There are many desirable work opportunities for youth in the mining industry and a high demand for workers. In recognition of MiHR’s 25th anniversary and in support of developing the mining talent pipeline, MiHR established the I Chose Mining. Mining Chose Me. scholarship program – offering $2,500 scholarships for post-secondary students in mining-related programs.
Applications available at Scholarship Program – Mining Needs You. The deadline for applying for the 2025 scholarships is September 30, 2025.
Financial Literacy Scholarship
The Credit Counselling Society’s scholarship is now accepting applications for the Scott Hannah Memorial Scholarship.
Five $1000 scholarships will be awarded to Grade 12 students who have a passion for personal finance and financial literacy! Applications start December 1st and close April 30th.
