At Nova Scotia Power, we’re proud to foster education, diversity and inclusion to help empower students to follow their dreams. Providing opportunities to learn and grow is essential for creating a workforce that will help build strong, healthy and successful communities of tomorrow.
These were the 28 recipients selected for the 2023 Scholarship and Bursary Program.
Each one of them has a proven commitment to growth and leadership, and truly reflect the amount of talent, diversity and innovation that exists in our province.
Four $2,500 awards to African Nova Scotian students entering any year of a full time post-secondary education program in the areas of Power Engineering, Power Line Technician, Instrumentation Tech, Engineering, Technology, Business, Marketing & Communications, Environmental Sciences or Law.
Recipients may also have the opportunity to participate in a paid internship at Nova Scotia Power.
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Four $2,500 awards to students entering any year of a full time post-secondary education program in the areas of Power Engineering, Power Line Technician, Instrumentation Tech, Engineering, Technology, Business, Marketing & Communications, Environmental Sciences or Law.
Recipients may also have the opportunity to participate in a paid internship at Nova Scotia Power.
Apply here >
Four $1,000 awards are available to Mi’kmaw students entering any year of a full time post-secondary accredited education program. Past recipients may re-apply.
Recipients may also have the opportunity to participate in a paid internship at Nova Scotia Power.
Apply here >
Ten $1,000 awards to children/dependents of employees or retirees of Nova Scotia Power. These awards are available to students entering any year of a full time post-secondary education program.
Recipients may also have the opportunity to participate in a paid internship at Nova Scotia Power.
Apply here >
Six $2,500 awards to female students entering any year of a full time post-secondary education program in Trades or in the areas of Engineering, Technology and Innovation.
Recipients may also have the opportunity to participate in a paid internship at Nova Scotia Power.
Apply here >
To honour Emera’s former CEO, Emera established the Chris Huskilson Emera Scholarship valued at $40,000. An Atlantic Canadian student attending an Atlantic Canadian university in the areas of science, technology, engineering, entrepreneurship or math will receive $10,000 per year for four years. The recipient will also receive a paid, 12-week internship and a senior mentor from one of Emera’s companies.
Our scholarships are available to high school, university and college students. You also must be a Nova Scotia resident, landed immigrant or Canadian citizen.
You will need a resume, transcript (high school, university or college) and budget document. There will also be a short essay (500 words or less) required for each scholarship. The essay topic will be released when the program is open for applications.
Our scholarship program typically opens for applications in January and closes in April.
When the program is open, the application will be available through a link under each category.
