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Pembina West Co-op Youth Employment Initiative

Alberta

Who can apply: Grade 10 to 12 students working at Pembina West Co-op

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
$0.50 per hour worked
You don't file an application for this one. The notes say how it is awarded.
DEADLINE TBA
NEEDS Grades 10 to 12

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

Who can apply

Grade 10 to 12 students working at Pembina West Co-op

Worth knowing

There is no application: the money builds up as you work. Ask Pembina West Co-op's human resources department to confirm how your hours are counted.

About this scholarship

Students who work at Pembina West Co-op bank $0.50 for every hour worked toward a scholarship. It is open from Grade 10 to 12 to students working at least 520 hours a year between September and August, who are still employed there in their graduating year. The money can be claimed within one academic year after graduation with proof of full-time enrolment in a certificate, diploma or degree at an accredited Canadian college or university.