Confirmed for current year

Criteria: 
- beginning post-secondary education in a medical field e.g. Nursing, Medical Research, etc.
- financial need

The Quentin Liedtke Memorial Bursary is in honour of a former student of EMCS.

The Sooke Fire Fighters Annual Scholarship recognizes and rewards a graduating student‐resident of Sooke.  Sooke Fire Fighters are committed to not only the protection of our community, but also to its growth and support.  Just as fire fighters are synonymous with service, initiative, and selflessness, the scholarship will acknowledge applicants who exemplify these same attributes through dedication and leadership in service of school and community.

The BCAHA Tribute Bursary Fund exists to assist in the education of deserving youth or adult students enrolled in post-secondary education, at a recognized British Columbia institution, in a human healthcare field. Four $1,000 bursaries will be awarded in any healthcare related program. Check their website for REQUIREMENTS (including the application deadline) and APPLICATION FORM.

Application form for the current year will be available at the link below a couple months before the application deadline.  

This award is in memory of AJ, Cory, and Eric. 

Multiple scholarships may be offered. 

This scholarship will be presented to students planning to pursue post-secondary education in the trades. 

This award is in memory of AJ, Cory, and Eric.  

Multiple scholarships may be offered.

These awards will be presented to students whose attributes, accomplishments, and activities exemplify the philosophy of a community school.  Academics, school/community involvement, and volunteer work are the main criteria. 

The SPVPA offers one bursary to a graduating student whose parent or grandparent is a current member of the Sooke Principals’ and Vice Principals’ Association.  The student may or may not attend a school in SD 62.  

Herman Rebneris was a respected member of Victoria Residential Builders Association (VRBA) and a strong advocate of education and training, skilled trades and student participation in the residential construction industry.

VRBA will recognize the commitment to those learning the carpentry trade by awarding a deserving student with a $500 cheque to buy “the tools of the trade.”

To a deserving student, who plans on pursuing post-secondary training other than a university degree. 

This award is intended for students interested in careers such as: welding, mechanics, hairdressing, nurses aid, home care worker, plumber, chef,  or similar post secondary careers.

Selection criteria:  
1)  interest in community and extra-curricular activities
2)  pursuing post-secondary training other than a university degree

Victor Chen was a pillar of the Langford community and contributed greatly as Manager of Engineering for the City of Langford.  He mentored many young engineers throughout their careers and encouraged them to continually question designs and ask “will it work?” and “is it maintainable?”  He will best be remembered for Bear Mountain, Westhills, Colwood Corners, Langford and Westshore Parkways, Costco and most major engineering projects built in Langford between 1997 and 2017.

Selection criteria:
1)  This bursary is awarded to a student with the potential to be successful in business and planning to attend post-secondary school. 
2)   The award is based on academic achievement

The award will be given to the recipient upon receipt of proof that the student is registered in a post-secondary program.