J. Armand Bombardier Bursary Program
QC, Canada
Bursary program supporting various educational levels and fields
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- grant_single|openingDateJune 02, 2024
- grant_single|closingDateAugust 03, 2024
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Grant and Funding
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- Educational services
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- J. Armand Bombardier Foundation
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The J. Armand Bombardier Bursary Program aims to support students in their academic pursuits by providing financial assistance of up to $3,000 for full-time undergraduate university students. The bursary is available to individuals residing in specific regions of Quebec and supports various levels of study, including vocational, college, and bachelor's degree programs.
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The J. Armand Bombardier Bursary Program provides financial support aimed at facilitating access to education for students in recognized programs of study. The funding modalities are structured to assist various levels of study through specified bursary amounts annually.
- Annual bursary amounts vary depending on the level of study: $1,000 for vocational, $1,500 for college, and $3,000 for full-time university undergraduate programs.
- A pilot project introduces a $2,000 bursary for part-time university undergraduate programs.
- Bursary payments are made in one installment upon acceptance in the Fall semester.
- For students eligible only for a Winter bursary, a half-bursary may be paid out in Winter 2025.
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Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific residency and enrollment requirements.
- The applicant must reside in the Val-Saint-François and Acton MRCs, or in the municipalities of Saint-Joachim-de-Shefford, Shefford, Warden, and Waterloo.
- The applicant must be enrolled as a full-time student in a recognized institution, or as an undergraduate university student pursuing part-time studies with at least 3 courses per session in the pilot project.
- The applicant must be pursuing a recognized program of study leading to a Diploma of Vocational Studies (DEP), Attestation of Vocational Specialization (ASP), Attestation of College Studies (AEC), Diploma of College Studies (DEC), or a Bachelor's degree.
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The J. Armand Bombardier Bursary Program is open to students residing in the Val-Saint-François and Acton MRCs, or in the municipalities of Saint-Joachim-de-Shefford, Shefford, Warden, and Waterloo. It targets full-time students, or part-time undergraduate university students (as part of a pilot project for 2024-2025), enrolled in programs leading to a Diploma of Vocational Studies, Attestation of Vocational Specialization, Attestation of College Studies, Diploma of College Studies, or a Bachelor’s degree. Master’s and doctoral students are not eligible, except in specific programs like the 1st cycle PhD programs (medicine, dentistry).
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Here are the steps to submit an application for this grant:
- Step 1: Account Registration
- Create a user account on the J. Armand Bombardier Foundation’s digital platform by completing the registration form.
- Step 2: Application Form Submission
- Access and complete the application form titled LOI on the digital platform.
- Review the detailed application guide before starting the process.
- Ensure submission of the completed application form by August 2, 2024.
- Step 3: Submission of Supporting Documents
- Upon meeting eligibility requirements and initial submission, receive an invitation to submit supporting documents.
- Provide a copy of your Winter 2024 transcript or the most recent one from up to two years ago.
- Submit proof of enrollment from your school for Fall 2024, or a schedule indicating your name, the school's name, and session details.
- Complete the submission by September 13, 2024, on the digital platform.
- Step 4: Confirmation and Monitoring
- Receive confirmation of application reception.
- Monitor the status of your application through the digital platform.
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Here are additional relevant details for this bursary program:
- Part-time undergraduate students can benefit from a specific pilot project, where a portion of the total bursary budget is allocated to them.
- Bursaries are disbursed in a single installment upon acceptance in the Fall.
- For students eligible only for the Winter session, a reduced bursary may be available.
- Students in cooperative education programs are eligible under the same conditions as regular program students.
- Students returning to school can apply if they meet the eligibility criteria.
- In specific 1st cycle PhD programs like medicine and dentistry, students are eligible to apply for this bursary.
- Programs spanning multiple academic levels, such as DEC-BAC or Bac-maîtrise, are eligible with bursary amounts dependent on the current grade level or maintained throughout the program.
- The attendance verification process has been updated to omit the requirement for Winter session supporting documents, impacting future bursary amounts.
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Pathways to Educational Achievement with the J. Armand Bombardier Bursary
The J. Armand Bombardier Bursary Program is committed to supporting students in achieving their educational goals by providing financial assistance to those enrolled in vocational, college, and undergraduate programs. With a focus on enhancing access to quality education, the bursary program aids full-time and, newly, certain part-time undergraduate students residing in designated regions.
Exploring the J. Armand Bombardier Bursary Program and Its Benefits
The J. Armand Bombardier Bursary Program stands as a beacon of financial support for students in the Val-Saint-François and Acton MRCs, encouraging academic endeavors across various levels of education. This program, introduced to provide economic relief to aspiring students, enhances the accessibility of higher education by lessening the financial burden, thereby enabling students to focus on their studies.
At its core, the bursary underscores the importance of quality education as a cornerstone for societal growth. Recognizing the diverse educational needs, it caters to those pursuing Diplomas of Vocational Studies, Attestations of Vocational Specialization or College Studies, Diplomas of College Studies, and Bachelor’s degrees. Importantly, it is inclusive of cooperative education programs and specific integrated programs that bridge different academic levels, demonstrating a flexible and accommodating approach to student support.
This year heralds the introduction of a groundbreaking pilot project, expanding eligibility to include undergraduate students engaging in part-time studies, underlining the program's adaptability to contemporary educational trends and needs. By offering bursaries to these part-time learners, the program acknowledges the shifting landscape of education, where students balance various responsibilities alongside their academic pursuits.
The bursary allocation is meticulously structured to reflect the distinct requirements of each educational level. For vocational programs, a $1,000 annual grant supports aspiring professionals, while college learners receive $1,500, and those in full-time university undergraduate programs are granted $3,000. Additionally, part-time undergraduates benefit from a $2,000 bursary, representing the program’s intent to inclusivity and equitable assistance.
Applicants must navigate a comprehensive submission process through the Foundation's digital platform, which enhances accessibility and simplifies application for prospective candidates. The requirement for supporting documents such as transcripts and proof of enrolment is tailored to ensure candidates genuinely in need of financial support receive the bursary, while the streamlined process hints at the program’s commitment to efficiency and transparency.
The analytical framework of the J. Armand Bombardier Bursary Program assesses applications based on financial need, academic status, and residency stipulations, ensuring that those who are most deserving benefit from its resources. The strategic limitation on the number of sessions for which financial aid is available further reflects the Foundation’s dedication to fostering fairness and opportunity for an expansive pool of students.
In essence, the bursary is more than a financial lifeline; it is a testament to J. Armand Bombardier Foundation’s enduring commitment to nurturing future talent. It aligns with broader socioeconomic goals, aspiring to empower students with the tools and resources necessary not just to pursue their studies, but to excel in them, thus laying a fundamental building block for a robust and educated society.
