SCHOLARSHIPS
TWO SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED BY THE CJFCB
Each year, the Conseil jeunesse awards two financial scholarships worth $500 each to two high school graduates in British Columbia. A unique opportunity for two young people to be rewarded for their commitment and leadership.
EVALUATION CRITERIA:
- Be a graduate of a British Columbia high school
- Be a member of the CJFCB
- Stand out for your community and school involvement
- Have embodied the CJFCB values: leadership, involvement and inclusion
- Have developed an exemplary attitude at CJFCB events.
SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION
Each year, applications for the scholarships open on April 15 and must be submitted by May 15. The names of award recipients are announced in June.
TIPS FOR YOUR APPLICATION:
To make your application stand out, take the time to detail each of your answers. Don't hesitate to use concrete examples, anecdotes or personal experiences to demonstrate your commitment to your community. A well-prepared application increases your chances of being selected!
Former award recipients
2025 Amy Balawi, a graduating student from École secondaire de l'Anse-au-sable in Kelowna and Nicolas Hondier, a graduating student from École secondaire Jules-Verne in Vancouver. 2024 Nelly Nadembega, a graduating student from Chatelech High School in Sechelt and Chloé Lukac, a graduating student from Pionniers-de-Maillardville High School in Port Coquitlam. 2023 Natalie Hutchinson, a graduating student from Nanaimo High School and Alexis Gasc, a graduating student from Jules-Verne High School in Vancouver. 2022 Chloe Doyon, a graduating student from Carihi High School in Campbell River and Amandine Peuchet, a graduating student from École Au-coeur-de-l'île in Comox.
2021 Aquinnah MacLean, a graduating student from Duchess Park in Prince George and Nicolas Deporcq-Pomerleau, a graduating student from École Jules-Verne in Vancouver. 2020 Cloé Robert, a graduating student from Penticton and Océanie Rainville, a graduating student from Au-coeur-de-l'île in Comox. 2019 Alexandra Stringer-Holden, a graduating student from École de Chatelech in Sechelt, and Danielle Ruhigisha, a graduating student from École Victor-Brodeur in Victoria. 2018 Ashton Ramsay, a graduating student from École des Pionniers-de-Maillardville in Port Coquitlam.