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Opens January 1, 2027

Joudrey Bursary

Alberta

Who can apply: Birch Hills County residents entering university, college or a trade

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
Varies
DEADLINE April 30, 2027

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

Opens January 1, 2027
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Who can apply

Birch Hills County residents entering university, college or a trade

Worth knowing

Applications open January 1 and close April 30 each year; the policy also mentions a May 31 form date, so apply by the earlier one. Send it to reception@birchhillscounty.com, in person at the county office in Wanham, or by mail. You need a 150-word essay on how the award will affect your access to education, confirmation from your school that you are on track to graduate, and your acceptance letter.

About this scholarship

Birch Hills County Council awards this bursary each year to residents entering a university, community college or technical or trades program, with preference to students heading into social services, health care or mental health. Home-schooled students qualify with proof of diploma equivalency, and you cannot have received it before.