Eligibility
To be eligible for the Skretting Indigenous Scholarship Program you must:
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Be a First Nations individual pursuing education or training in Aquaculture
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Demonstrate financial need and academic merit
Skretting believes supporting aquaculture workforce development in indigenous communities is crucial for the sustainable growth of farmed fish as well as improving local food security.
Skretting recognizes and respects the rich cultural heritage and knowledge systems that indigenous communities possess. By investing in the educational and vocational aspirations of indigenous youth, we empower them to carry forward their traditions and contribute to the overall well-being and resilience of indigenous communities. Education and skill-building opportunities open doors to economic self-sufficiency and a sustainable quality of life.
The Skretting Indigenous Aquaculture Scholarship is a one time cash scholarship of up to $2500 for a student pursuing an Undergraduate, graduate or Vocational/trade in an Aquaculture related field.