Perspective Québec Scholarship Program

A new incentive scholarship program will be available for Quebec students enrolled full-time in several programs of study at Quebec's CEGEPs, private colleges and universities, starting in the fall 2022 semester. It aims to increase the number of skilled people in government-prioritized occupations, labour shortages in essential public services as well as in strategic areas for the economy.

Quebec students enrolled full-time in targeted training programs leading to a diploma in priority areas will be eligible, whether they are at the beginning of their journey, in the middle or at the end.

These incentive grants are in addition to the current loans and bursaries program. Scholarships will be awarded to students after each successful full-time session - $1,500 for college per semester for a total of $9,000 for a three-year program. Bourses perspective Québec (quebec.ca)

Details on how to apply for a scholarship or to obtain more information about the scholarship program will be specified later.

If you have any questions, please contact the Ministry of Advanced Education's general information. Nous joindre (gouv.qc.ca)

To be eligible you must:

  • Be a Quebec student, current and future.
  • Be enrolled full-time in one of the eligible programs.

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Government Student Loans and Bursaries Program

You may apply to the Québec loans and bursary program for assistance during your full-time studies.

This program helps students with the cost of their basic needs. Some students may have to cut down on non-essential life expenses to make ends meet and/or obtain part-time employment.  The amount awarded to students is based on their annual income and on their parents' or spouse’s annual income, as applicable.

If you are a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident from another province visit National Student Loans Service Centre for information about government financial aid.

How much can you receive?

There are many assessment simulator tools to give you an idea of the financial assistance you could be awarded. Choose the one that applies to you:

If you require any financial help, or have any questions, please make an appointment with Financial Aid Officer through Omnivox.

CICan Paul and Gerri Charette Bursary Program

  • Value: $5,000
  • Program of Study: Any multi-year program
  • Number of Awards: up to 1 per CICan member institution

CÉGEP Heritage College is looking for one candidate to recommend for this scholarship

Applicant must:

  • Be enrolled full time in the first year of a multi-year program at a CICan member institution
  • Be a Canadian citizen, landed immigrant, permanent resident, or a protected person
  • Be able to demonstrate financial need

Instructions to express your interest in this bursary:

Please send your documents (6)  to Registrar Office by Monday September 28th, 2020.

  • Please demonstrate (max 750 words) of the financial impact that this bursary would have.
  • Please demonstrate (max 750 words) how the bursary will help eliminate challenges or barriers to participating in and completing education.
  • Attach your short essay (max 10000 words) describing the impact that the bursary will have on your ability to attend a college or institute and your involvement in the community.
  • Attach three letters of support from people who know you. This can include a past or current employer, a teacher, a college administrator, a member of a community or campus organization, someone involved in student services or a faculty member.

ARC Student Prizes 2021-2022

ARC STUDENT PRIZES AND RELÈVE ÉTOILE DESIGNATIONS:

ONLINE FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW

Montreal, March 17, 2022. ─The Association pour la recherche au collégial (ARC) is inviting students from the Québec college and Canadian French-language school networks to submit their applications for this year’s edition of the Student Prizes by April 8, 2022. The first prize is a $1,500 scholarship, the second a $1,250 scholarship, and the third a $1,000 scholarship. Once again this year, ARC is offering every student who is recognized as a Québec resident and has entered the ARC Student Prizes competition the opportunity to also receive a Relève étoile designation, which is accompanied by a $1,000 prize.

The ARC Student Prizes aim to acknowledge student participation in research-learning activities across all programs and disciplines conducted in Québec’s public and private colleges. Thanks to a grant received from the Secrétariat du Québec aux relations canadiennes, ARC will be able to support the participation of Francophone students from outside Québec who wish to submit an application. Eligible research is any research conducted within such an institution by a candidate enrolled in a program of college studies, in one of the three research sectors: Society and culture, Health, or Nature and technologies. With respect to the Relève étoile designations, a Québec student enrolled in an institution outside Québec is also eligible to be a candidate, if that person provides evidence of residence in Québec. Research may have been conducted by an individual or a team as part of a program of college studies (course, internship), an extracurricular activity, or employment as a research assistant, during the academic year 2019-2020, 2020-2021, or 2021-2022. Research projects that did not receive one of the three ARC Student Prizes may be submitted a second time.

There are two stages in the competition: the first is an evaluation of the written portfolios; the second is an evaluation of the oral presentations by the students whose portfolios were selected as the three finalists. These presentations will take place on May 9, 2022, at the ARC colloquium (Nouveaux enjeux pour larecherche collégiale) to be held during the 89th Acfas conference, online. ARC agrees to produce a scientific poster in French for each of the three winning entries, prepared in consultation with the finalists. Acfas will cover the conference registration fees for the finalists, and COOPSCO will give them gift certificates. The ARC Student Prizes are also supported by the Fonds de recherche du Québec, the Secrétariat du Québec aux relations canadiennes, Acfas, and COOPSCO.

Students who wish to enter the competition can find more information on the ARC website pages about the Student Prizes at: www.cvm.qc.ca/arc.

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Intern Perseverance and Success Scholarship

The Intern Perseverance and Success Scholarship for Various Programs in Education, Health and Social Services is intended to encourage students to persevere in and successfully complete their studies.

Study programs and scholarship amounts

Technical programs
  • Nursing ($2 500)
  • Early Childhood Education ($2 300)
  • Special Care Counselling ($2 300)

Installments

You will receive the first installment at the beginning of the internship, which accounts for one half of the total amount of the scholarship. The second installment will be made once the educational institution confirms you have successfully completed your internship.

Eligibility Criteria

In order to be eligible, you must:

  • Be enrolled in the final compulsory internship in either Nursing, Early Childhood Education and Special Education Techniques at CÉGEP Heritage College
  • Complete the internship in Québec (exceptional circumstances can apply)
  • Complete more than half of the internship between September 1, 2021 and August 31, 2022

Repeating an internship

If you failed or abandoned your internship and subsequently retake it, you must resubmit your application for the scholarship. Since you have already received the first installment of the scholarship, you will only receive the second installment upon successful completion of your internship.

If you abandoned your internship in the first 30 days and do not repeat it no later than the following school year, you must repay the amount received.

Submitting an application

Website: https://www.quebec.ca/en/education/repayment/intern-success-scholarship

Important information

This scholarship is taxable. You will receive a tax slip in 2022 for your 2021 tax return.

The scholarship received must be declared on the Scholarships or bursaries line of your 2021-2022 application for financial assistance from the Loans and Bursaries Program.

Questions or help filling out this application please contact:

Christine Smyth (MIO)

csmyth@cegep-heritage.qc.ca (Outlook)

OR

Schedule an appointment through the Omnivox appointment module


Student Services

819-778-2270ext.1320

sservices@cegep-heritage.qc.ca