This opportunity has closed. It stays published for reference, and new cycles reopen here when the organizer announces them. Browse open opportunities

About this opportunity

A scholarship program supporting Canadian students pursuing postsecondary education in diverse fields. TC Energy offers three streams of scholarships to reflect its commitment to community, Indigenous youth, and energy‑related careers.

Streams include:

Community Leaders Scholarship – for students demonstrating leadership and community involvement.
Indigenous Legacy Scholarship – for Indigenous students pursuing postsecondary education.
Trades & Technology Scholarship – for students entering energy‑related trades or technical programs.

Benefits include:

$5,000 CAD per scholarship (non‑renewable, one‑time award)
Recognition of leadership, community impact, and academic commitment
Support for diverse pathways: university, college, trades, and technical programs

Who can apply

Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
Enrolled or planning to enroll in a recognized Canadian postsecondary institution (college, university, or technical school)
Demonstrated leadership, community involvement, or Indigenous heritage (depending on stream)
Minimum GPA requirement varies by institution/program
Application must include transcripts, references, and personal statement
In high school
In college or university

TC EnergyScholarship

$5,000 TC Energy Scholarships

This one has closed

Archived

Opportunity type

Scholarship

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Global

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

Streams include:

Community Leaders Scholarship – for students demonstrating leadership and community involvement.
Indigenous Legacy Scholarship – for Indigenous students pursuing postsecondary education.
Trades & Technology Scholarship – for students entering energy‑related trades or technical programs.

Benefits include:

$5,000 CAD per scholarship (non‑renewable, one‑time award)
Recognition of leadership, community impact, and academic commitment
Support for diverse pathways: university, college, trades, and technical programs

Who can apply

Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
Enrolled or planning to enroll in a recognized Canadian postsecondary institution (college, university, or technical school)
Demonstrated leadership, community involvement, or Indigenous heritage (depending on stream)
Minimum GPA requirement varies by institution/program
Application must include transcripts, references, and personal statement
In high school
In college or university

LOT finds and checks opportunities from public sources. Always confirm details on the organiser’s own page before applying.