OEN CONTRIBUTES
3 SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE YEAR 2017!

The Ontario Energy Network is pleased to announce their contribution of 3 Scholarship Opportunities available this year for students through EFC's Annual Scholarship Program.

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Click Here to view the 2017 EFC Scholarship Brochure

What is the Scholarship Program?

The Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) scholarship program has been supporting students for over 21 years. In 2017 EFC is awarding over $150,000 across 57 scholarships to support university and college students in their pursuit for an exciting career in the electrical and electronics industries. Refer to the EFC Scholarship Program brochure for details on the scholarships. To qualify, all applicants must be Canadian citizens who have completed at least their first year of study, have maintained a minimum 75% average and be registered in a full-time eligible post-secondary degree or diploma program at a recognized Canadian university or college. Applicants may apply for a total of three scholarships.

Women in Energy Scholarship - $3,500

The OEN Women In Energy Scholarship will be granted to a female Ontario undergraduate University or College student in either an Engineering or Business program who has completed her first year of study with a minimum cumulative average of 80%, and who has demonstrated a commitment to community service.

Aboriginal Energy Scholarship - $3,500

The OEN Aboriginal Energy Scholarship will be granted to an Ontario Aboriginal undergraduate University or College student who has successfully completed at least one year of study in the Electrical trade, Engineering, IT or Business disciplines, and who has demonstrated a commitment to community service.

Sustainable Development Scholarship - $3500

The OEN Sustainable Development Scholarship will the granted to an Ontario undergraduate university or college student in sustainable development, engineering or electronics with a major focus on sustainable development, or environmental studies, who has completed their first year of study with a minimum cumulative average of 80%, and who has demonstrated leadership and a commitment to community service.