CEWIL Bursary Application

We have 150 Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning Canada (CEWIL) bursaries to support underrepresented domestic students who are taking part in an unpaid work integrated learning (WIL) opportunity as part of a Spring 2023 course at College of the Rockies.

The goal of the bursary is to help alleviate or remove barriers for students participating in unpaid WIL activities. These barriers include any cost that typically is associated with the students WIL experience including, but not limited to; supplies, software, technology, childcare, transportation, accommodation technology, gear, immunizations, etc.

The information you provide on this form is collected for the purposes of confirming your participation in the CEWIL iHub innovative work-integrated learning funding program.

The information you provide will be shared with CEWIL Canada and the Government of Canada. It may be used and/or disclosed for policy analysis, research and/or program evaluation purposes. However, individual names will not be used in the aforementioned purposes.

Completion of this questionnaire is mandatory in order to receive funding. Refusal to provide information will result in you not being eligible to receive iHub funding or benefits from the funding.

This participant information form is used to collect information to determine your participation in the CEWIL iHub funding and to record the results of your involvement in the program’s activity.

Funding through the CEWIL iHub prioritizes students who are members of social groups that face equity and inclusion barriers. While all questions are mandatory, participants may choose to select “prefer not to answer” to any question pertaining to gender and/or identifying with a social group.

If applying for this Bursary please ensure that your mailing address is correct and up to date in AccessCOTR.

Funding will be disbursed to the qualified applicants on a first come first serve basis.

Applications are reviewed/processed weekly.

Definitions:
WIL – Work integrated Learning is a form of curricular experiential education that formally integrates a student’s academic studies with quality experiences within a workplace or practice setting.
iHUB – Supports the advancement of, and innovation in, service-learning and other forms of WIL, extends access to WIL, and ensures WIL projects are delivered with appropriate quality and learning standards for
students.
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This project has been funded in part by the Government of Canada’s Innovative Work-Integrated Learning program and CEWIL Canada’s iHUB.