SCHOLARSHIPS

Each application will be evaluated according to the following criteria:

Being a graduate student of a CSF school;

Stand out by community and school engagement;

Demonstration of leadership skills in facilitating the implication and inclusion of students in their school and community;

Have instilled the values of the Conseil jeunesse: by and for youth, inclusion and integrity;

Have demonstrated an exemplary attitude during all Conseil jeunesse events;

Being a member of the CJFCB.

The Conseil jeunesse invites all graduating students to submit a document including the following information:

First and last name, email address, school

A list of activities in which you have participated in your school since grade 8

A list of activities in which you have participated in your community since grade 8

A list of initiatives that you have organized in collaboration with your school or community since grade 8

How do you envision your implication in the French community once you graduate?

How would you use your scholarship if you are a recipient?

2021 - Aquinnah McLean, graduate of Duchess-Park Secondary in Prince George and Nicolas Deporq-Pomerleau, graduate of école secondaire Jules-Verne in Vancouver

2020 - Cloé Robert, graduate of Penticton High and Océanie Rainville, graduate of école Au-coeur-de-l’île in Comox

2019 - Danielle Ruhigisha, graduate of école Victor-Brodeur in Victoria and Alexandra Stringer-Holder, graduate of école de Chatelech in Sechelt

2018 - Ashton Ramsay, graduate of école des Pionniers-de-Maillardville in Port Coquitlam

Yes, there are many more! We invite you to discover our postsecondary resource guide by clicking here. It groups all the scholarships to which you can apply as well as postsecondary programs, volunteer and work opportunities and social activities that all are offered in French across the province. Have additional questions? Contact us.