Apply today to become a Canerector Scholar
The Canerector Foundation is establishing a new scholarship program for Mohawk College students in skilled trades programs. Beginning in Fall 2024, 32 students enrolled in one- and two-year skilled trades programs will have the opportunity to become Canerector Scholars, receiving $1,000 per semester in support of their training and an additional $1,000 upon graduation.
In addition to financial support, Canerector Scholars will receive educational support and unique opportunities to network, mentor, and be mentored, as they pursue their education and prepare to enter the workforce. Canerector Scholars must meet the requirements of the scholarship program to maintain their standing in the program.
Apply for the Canerector Scholarship
Click the button above to begin your application.
Scroll down the page until you see the "Apply Now" button below "Scholarships & Bursaries at Mohawk".
Applications close September 30, 2024
Eligibility Criteria
- Available to domestic students only
- GPA of 80% or greater
- Recipients must attend the following campus events: Meet the Grad, Open House, Jill of All Trades
- Recipients must demonstrate the willingness to be a mentor
- Recipients must write a thank you note to the donor
- Recipient names and photos will be included in social media, news releases, and on Mohawk websites
Apply for the Canerector Scholarship
Click the button above to begin your application.
Scroll down the page until you see the "Apply Now" button below "Scholarships & Bursaries at Mohawk".
Applications close September 30, 2024
Contact Us
For questions about the application and selection process, please contact Awards at awards [at] mohawkcollege.ca (awards[at]mohawkcollege[dot]ca).
About the Canerector Foundation
The Canerector Foundation is a registered, non-profit Canadian charitable organization founded by the Hawkins family, owners of Canerector Inc. — a group of over 50 companies that design and manufacture industrial products across a wide range of industries. Since its formal establishment in October 2019, the Canerector Foundation has donated over $10 million to Canadian-based charities that support communities across the country and around the world. To date, the foundation has focused on supporting skilled trades education, healthcare (particularly Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes), housing, and at-risk youth.