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September 17
New Site to Manage Scholarships

​Any grade12 students interested in scholarships please check out this site. In it you can set up a profile that will send you scholarships tailored to you. 

CHECK IT OUT

ScholarTree.ca




November 21
NBTAP Opportunity for Grade 10 and 11 students

​The NBTAP ( NB Teen Apprenticeship Program) is looking for grade 10 and 11 students interested in skilled trades paid work opportunities for summer 2018. Applications will be accepted from November 20 to January 19. To learn more check out their website at;

www.nbtap.ca/students​


October 12
NBCC Open Houses

​NBCC is hosting open houses at all of their campusses.

Saturday Oct. 28   9am -12pm  Miramichi, Moncton, SJ, Woodstock

Saturday Nov 4    9am - 12pm  Fredericton, St. Andrews

 

This is a great opportunity for students to get a feel for college life and ask questions. If you are thinking about a particular program, go to the campus that offers that program. More details at;

nbcc.ca/openhouse

 

October 12
University Open Houses

There are three local University open houses coming up this week.

​Oct 13  :  Mount Allison University open house  9 am - 3:45pm

​Oct 14: UNB Fredericton open house 10am - 1pm

​Oct  20:  UPEI open house 9am - 1pm

Oct. 21 : UNBSJ open house 10am - 1pm​

December 14
Explore - 5 week French language bursary program

​Applications are now open for the Explore, 5 week intensive language-immersion program for students in grade 11 or higher (post-secondary). Most expenses are covered. Application deadline is February 15, 2017. For more information visit www.myexplore.ca

December 14
Gene Researcher for a Week program

​The Canadian Institutes of Health Research - Institute of Genetics, Gene Researcher for a Week program (GRFAW) application is open until December 31, 2016; applicants must be 16 years old by January 1, 2017. Teachers' reference letters must be submitted by January 9, 2017.

For more information visit, http://grfaw.ca

The opportunity for a hands-on learning experience in the field of genetic research. Students gain insight into the world of genetic diseases by observation and are often provided the opportunity of conducting real, hands-on scientific experiments (i.e. DNA isolation, PCTR, gel electrophoresis, SDS-PAGE, Western blotting, cell culture and ELISA assays). Participants may also learn how genes cause human genetic disorders and how top scientists translate these findings into treatments and cures for genetic diseases.

2. The opportunity to work in one of Canada's top genetic research laboratories. These students are placed in labs of influential Canadian scientists for one week over Spring Break. This experience gives young students what many have called "a life changing experience". The GRFAW mentoring program is a great opportunity for young scientists to learn about human genetics research and connect with some Canada's best researchers.

3. The opportunity develop a network of high potential peers. Student gene researchers are bright, talented and highly motivated individuals. By participating in the program, they will have an opportunity to meet people in their host lab and institution. Some labs will host more than one student, providing a further opportunity to network with other students.

4. The unique opportunity to learn about the many exciting career paths in science and genetics



December 14
STEAM HORIZON AWARDS: REMINDER – Application date is approaching!

The Canada Science and Technology Museums Corporation Foundation launched its new award program for Canadian youth pursuing a post-secondary education in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM).

The application deadline is January 9, 2017. In order to be eligible to apply, applicants must:
·        be a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada
·        be 16 to 18 years of age as of January 9, 2017
·        have been recognized for accomplishments in a formal capacity (e.g.,  winner or participant of a science fair or owner of a patented invention) or in a less formal capacity (e.g. founding a coding club or creating an interactive art installation)
·        maintain an academic average of 85% or higher
·        be preparing to enroll, or is currently enrolled in, the first year of post-secondary education in a STEAM field at a Canadian university or college

The deadline to apply is January 9, 2017. For more information or to apply, please visit steamhorizonawards.ca.

December 13
China Summer Camp 2017

“The deadline for students in grades 9 -12 interested in applying for China Summer camp 2017 has been extended as 10 extra spaces have been added.   The deadline has been extended to December 21st.
 
The student needs to include an essay about why they wish to participate in the Summer Camp.  Also, students are to attach two (2) letters of reference to their application.   Students who have journeyed on this adventure in the past can attest to the wonderful opportunity this provides to experience a new culture with fellow NB students.
 
Applications can be completed through the following link apply online and  can also be found through our website at www.aei-inc.ca”. Further information can be provided by contacting Lilian Ketch, AEI, at 476-9128.
November 08
November Post-Secondary Reminders

​Please find attached the November calendar of Post-Secondary reminders. November 2016 Calendar.docxNovember 2016 Calendar.docx

October 14
UNB Future Student Night - Best Western Woodstock

Are you interested in attending UNB?

A recruiter will be at the Best Western-Woodstock on November 1, 2016

  • Learn about program options, scholarships, financial aid, campus and student life and more!
  •  Presentations start at 7 PM with the opportunity to ask questions during and afterwards. Parents and students of all ages are welcome to attend!

Admission on the Spot

Have your application assessed at the event. Make sure to apply online at least 48 hours before the event. Please arrive 30 minutes before the event and bring your official transcript, grade 12 course list, and application fee ($65) if you did not already pay online. 
 
Note: Admission on the Spot is not available for Engineering, Nursing, or Renaissance College. Students who would like to apply to these programs may still submit their application, meet with an admissions officer, and be assessed for their second choice program. Admission on the Spot is for students applying to UNB directly from high school only. 
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