We’re serious about your education.

That’s why we have scholarships available for Athabasca post-secondary students each academic year.

Help us get the word out.

Every year, Ya’ thi Néné Lands and Resources in collaboration with partners Athabasca Basin Development, Cameco and Orano offers scholarships for post-secondary students from the Athabasca Basin. Please help us publicize this program by displaying this poster in your community.

APPLICATION IS NOW CLOSED FOR THE YEAR OF 2023-24.

Financial contributions to the Scholarship fund are provided by:

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DENISE BOUGIE

TRADES SCHOLARSHIP

$5000 in scholarships available for students from the Athabasca region who are enrolled in a trades program

Denise Bougie was a passionate advocate for Women in Trades & Technology, spending countless hours volunteering to help inspire women and others in her community. She was not shy about sharing her story and her struggles, and how, at age 40, she began a new journey. With a little bit of help, and a lot of hard work and determination, in 2015 Denise achieved her goal of attaining Journeyperson Electrician status and was living back in her hometown with her family, using her new skills to help give back to her community.

Denise also served on the Ya’ thi Néné’s Permanent Residence Organization committee. Tragically, Denise passed away in 2020. Her incredible spirit, her enthusiasm, and her belief in the members of her community will never be forgotten.

Denise achieved many of the hours she needed to obtain her red seal while working at Flyer Electric. Flyer Electric is proud to help play a small role in carrying on the work that Denise was so passionate about: helping support women and Athabasca community members to enter a career in the trades by sponsoring a scholarship. This scholarship is part of Ya’ thi Néné’s Athabasca Basin Scholarship program. Must be a member of an Athabasca Basin community to be eligible. Application deadline is July 31, 2023. Please visit www.yathinene.ca/scholarship to apply.

Who can apply?

 

The scholarships are available to Members and Residents of the following communities:

  • Black Lake Denesųłiné First Nation

  • Fond Du Lac Denesųłiné First Nation

  • Hatchet Lake Denesųłiné First Nation

  • Northern Hamlet of Stony Rapids

  • Northern Settlement of Uranium City

  • Northern Settlement of Wollaston Lake

  • Northern Settlement of Camsell Portage

Candidates for the scholarships must:

  • qualify as an Athabasca Basin Resident or Member

  • be accepted into a Post-Secondary Program and provide proof of enrollment at the time of application

  • be willing to sign an agreement accepting the terms of the scholarship

Apply online or by fax.

You can apply for the scholarship by applying online, or by downloading the application, filling it out, and sending it by email or fax to:

Athabasca Scholarship Program
Ya’ thi Néné Lands and Resources
100 – 335 Packham Avenue
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
S7N 4S1
Phone: 306-477-1251 Fax: 306-802-4895
Email: dene.robillard@yathinene.com