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Canadian student wins $20,000 scholarship to cover college and HVAC training

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Canadian student wins $20,000 scholarship to cover college and HVAC training
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A Mohawk College student received a $20,000 scholarship from The Schulich Foundation to pursue HVAC training. The program aims to alleviate Canada's skilled trade worker shortage by removing financial barriers for students.

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It addresses the growing economic need for technical trade skills and the role of private funding in supporting vocational education.

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A student at Mohawk College in Ontario, Canada, who expected to work four or five shifts a week to pay for her education, has received a $20,000 Schulich Builders Scholarship to cover her tuition, equipment, and living costs as she trains for a career in heating, refrigeration, and air conditioning. The funding is part of Canada's largest skilled trades scholarship program, created by The Schulich Foundation to help fix worker shortages and support students entering high demand technical jobs. According to release details published by Education News Canada, the Schulich Builders program gives large financial awards to college students enrolled in eligible certificate and diploma programs at participating schools across Ontario, including Mohawk College.Financial relief and focus on studiesFor students starting post-secondary technical programs, juggling heavy work schedules with hands-on coursework often causes real strain.

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