REGINA — Saskatchewan high school graduates can be assisted with post-secondary education through the CAA Scholarship Program.
CAA Saskatchewan provides annual entrance scholarships to Saskatchewan’s three educational institutions — the University of Saskatchewan, the University of Regina, and Saskatchewan Polytechnic.
The CAA Scholarship Program, helps graduating high school students take the next step in their post-secondary education.
“I’m very grateful to CAA for this scholarship. The Automotive Service Technician program and the field of mechanics have been a great fit for me,” said Jaxon Sandercock.
“The work is engaging and meaningful, and I enjoy solving a new puzzle with every scenario I face. The students and instructors at Saskatchewan Polytechnic are wonderful, and they make every day a great experience.”
“Thank you to CAA Saskatchewan for recognizing Jaxon and for investing in trade education, where so many hardworking and talented students build meaningful careers,” said Michelle Sandercock.
“Watching Jaxon pursue a path that honours his perseverance and passion for automotive mechanics and having CAA recognize him is deeply meaningful to our family.”
“We’re honoured to support these students as they take the next step in their education right here in Saskatchewan,” said Fred Titanich, president and CEO of CAA Saskatchewan.
At both the University of Saskatchewan and the University of Regina, CAA Saskatchewan offers a $2,500 scholarship. Applicants must be either a CAA Saskatchewan member or a child of a member, and a Saskatchewan resident. The application deadline date for the U of S is March 1 and the U of R is March 15.
CAA Saskatchewan offers a total of $3,750 in scholarships at Saskatchewan Polytechnic. Applications are open from July 15 to Sept. 15 and are available to both members and non-members. The scholarships support students enrolled in the following:
- Automotive Service Technician certificate program – at the Saskatoon campus ($1,250) and the Moose Jaw campus ($1,250), and the
- Auto Body Technician certificate program – at the Regina campus ($1,250).
How to Apply
Eligible students must apply directly through the participating educational institutions. Applications are reviewed and assessed by each institution based on academic achievement, financial need, and other criteria such as extracurricular activities and community involvement, at the institution’s discretion. The educational institutions will notify successful applicants.
