Scholarships

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Scholarships

Education is the key to a bright future in our surrounding communities and industry. At Al-Pac, we are committed to supporting students in achieving their academic goals.

We offer scholarships designed to meet students’ needs from surrounding Aboriginal communities, local high schools, Portage College and the University of Alberta.

Student FAQs

How do I apply?

You can apply to our Indigenous Education Partnership Program and Métis Nation of Alberta Region 1 Scholarship right on our website in Indigenous Scholarships. To apply to our high school, the University of Alberta and Portage scholarships, contact your school awards committee.
Can I win more than one Al-Pac scholarship in a year?

Yes, students who are eligible for multiple scholarships may receive more than one in the current year.
Do I have to reside in Al-Pac’s Forest Management Agreement (FMA) area to be eligible for a scholarship?

The majority of our scholarships require applicants to reside within our FMA area, or 100 KM from our Millsite, for at least one year before applying, except for our University of Alberta scholarships. Our Portage Scholarships require applicants to reside within 100 KM of our Millsite for a minimum of five years prior to applying unless they grew up in a surrounding community.
Will I be contacted if my application was not successful?

All Indigenous Education Partnership Program and Métis Nation of Alberta Region 1 Scholarship applicants will be contacted about their application status. Contact your school awards committee for your application status of our other scholarships.

Indigenous Education Partnership Program

Through our Indigenous Education Partnership Program, we Cover a Student's Tuition fees for the Duration of their Academic Program.

Indigenous Student Scholarships