NPFBF Bursary Application Form
FAQs
The Atlantic Region consists of Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. The Central Region consists of Quebec and Ontario, the Prairie-North Region consists of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Nunavut, Northwest Territory and the Yukon, while the Pacific Region is British Columbia
Yes. Applicants are required to apply separately for each bursary. The Gordon Clarke bursary will be chosen first and the successful candidate will not be eligible for a $2500 Regional bursary.
No. For example if you live and apply for a bursary from Ontario (Central Region) you can attend a Post Secondary Institution in Nova Scotia (Atlantic Region).
Please email [email protected] or click on “contact us” on our webpage at https://foundation.npf-fpn.com
You will need to complete the Benevolent Foundation bursary application form. If you are awarded a bursary you may have to supply more information prior to the transfer of the funds to your post secondary institution.
Your essay must be submitted by July 15th, as all bursaries will be awarded for the fall semester.
If successful you will be notified in writing by August 15th, of the year in which you applied.
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There are five pathways for jobs within Public Safety, which are Emergency and Fire Management Services, Law Enforcement Services, Legal Services, Correction Services and Security and Protective Services.
