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BCGEU 2026 Scholarship Application
2026 Scholarship Application
Please read this section before starting your application
In addition to personal information and details of your education plan, you will be asked to answer Part 1: 2 short personal questions, and Part 2: interview an activist from the labour movement and write a reflection on the interview. Part 2 can be in essay format, or a creative submission such as a video, infographic, or song. Infographics must be submitted in a PDF format. Videos must be submitted via a link to the video uploaded to YouTube.
We recommend you prepare your answer and return to this online application. You can prepare your 300 to 800-word essay and then cut and paste it into the application or submit a URL to a 3-4-minute YouTube video. Infographics can be attached to this form.
Please selection one question from the list below for Part 2 of your application. You may submit an essay, infographic or video for Part 2.
i. What are your thoughts about the activists perspective on the labour movement and what factors do you think shaped their opinions?
ii. What was your most significant takeaway or enlightening moment from the interview?
iii. How has this experience altered your perceptions?
iv. How will these reflections influence you as a worker and your future actions?
Submissions suspected of plagiarism or being written by artificial intelligence (AI) will be disqualified.
Submissions will be assessed on the following criteria:
Did the application answer the question? Did the answer seem original, creative or include an interview/research? Did the answers show evidence of understanding the importance of the labour movement in Canada?
The deadline for submitting applications is midnight, February 15, 2026.
[1] Eligible relatives include spouses, (same or opposite and common law spouses); parents; and children and grandchildren (including foster, adopted, and step-children and step-grandchildren).
[2] Eligible educational institutions must be recognized by Employment and Social Development Canada. A list can be found here.)