Grant and FundingClosed
Continuing Education Indigenous Entrance Awards
Financial support for Indigenous continuing education
Eligible Funding
- Varies by project
Eligible Industries
- Educational services
Types of eligible projects
Canada
Grant and Funding Programs Offered by University of Calgary Continuing Education
University of Calgary Continuing Education offers certificates, diplomas, and professional development courses. It provides multiple scholarship and funding programs for its students, including entrance awards, bursaries, and external scholarships sponsored by corporate and private donors. View University of Calgary Continuing Education's website for more information.
2 programs
Grant and FundingClosedVeterans Education and Training Benefit
Taxable education support for VeteransEligible Funding- Maximum amount : 80,000 $
Eligible Industries- Educational services
Types of eligible projectsCanada
About University of Calgary Continuing Education
What is the mission of University of Calgary Continuing Education?
To provide accessible continuing education programs and funding support that empower students to develop new skills, advance their careers, and contribute to their communities.
What type of organization is University of Calgary Continuing Education?
University of Calgary Continuing Education is a University or college.
What is University of Calgary Continuing Education's official website?
University of Calgary Continuing Education's official website is https://conted.ucalgary.ca/.
What else should I know about University of Calgary Continuing Education?
Rôle de la Formation continue dans l'écosystème du financement
La Formation continue de l'Université de Calgary joue un rôle essentiel dans l'accessibilité de l'éducation permanente en Alberta. Elle offre une variété de programmes de financement pour soutenir les étudiants adultes dans leur cheminement éducatif.
Types de financement disponibles
- Bourses d'études internes : Prix de dotation, bourse d'études Chris Kirby, prix d'accès à l'équité, à la diversité et à l'inclusion, prix d'entrée pour les Autochtones, bourse Esmail et Safana Bharwani, bourses Kay A. Pringle et Linda McNeil, prix Red Rose pour le développement personnel, prix d'entrée Femmes en technologie.
- Bourses externes : Partenariat avec des organisations comme RBC, United Way, Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety, Alberta Association for Safety Partnerships, et autres.
- Programmes de financement gouvernemental : Subvention Canada-Alberta pour la productivité, Crédit de formation du Canada, prestation d'éducation pour anciens combattants.
- Programmes spécialisés : Programme PEISSA pour les étudiants autochtones du sud de l'Alberta, Windmill Microlending pour les immigrants qualifiés.
Critères d'admissibilité
Les critères varient selon le programme. Les bourses d'entrée requieren généralement l'inscription à un programme de Formation continue. Les dates limites sont notamment le 1er mai et le 1er août de chaque année.