Plumbing / Carpentry / Electrical / Skilled Trade scholarships

This scholarship is for New Mexico students pursuing a certificate or degree in automotive or technical vocational studies.

This scholarship is for students in their first year of study in one of the following associate degree or certificate programs: Welding Technology, Air Conditioning Heating & Refrigeration Technology, Engineering Technologies.

This scholarship is for students in the Carolina CAT Service Technician certificate program at Central Piedmont Community College.

This scholarship is for students under the age of 50 enrolled in a Technical Career Program.

This scholarship is for new or returning students enrolled in a welding program.

This scholarship is for a new or returning student who is enrolled in the Computer Integrated Machining Technology with Specialization in Motorsports Machining Certificate.

This scholarship is for a new or returning student who is enrolled in a Technical Career program at Central Piedmont Community College.

This scholarship is for Engineering Technology students in a course of study that has traditionally been a preparatory curriculum for the heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC&R) profession.

This scholarship is for high school seniors from New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont or Rhode Island pursuing accredited post-secondary education in a skilled trade.

This scholarship is open to students pursuing trade certification or A.S. degrees through vocational or community college programs who plan to focus on residential construction and remodeling work professionally.

These scholarships are for students pursuing careers in maintenance, reliability and physical asset management. Applicants are judged on GPA, work experience, extra-curricular activities and merit.

This scholarship is for students in a civil or environmental engineering or physical/environmental science undergraduate program who are children of current VWEA members.

This scholarship is for students who are enrolled in the Electrical Apprenticeship Program. Applicants must be maintaining adequate performance standards as determined by instructors.

This scholarship is for students majoring in agriculture-related programs. Secondary consideration will be given to students majoring in fields that add value to agricultural operations (accounting, biology, welding, etc.

This scholarship is for students pursuing an AAS degree in welding at NWC.

This scholarship is for students seeking careers in petroleum engineering, but welders interested in pipeline work may also qualify.

This scholarship is for residents of a community served by Montana-Dakota Utilities Resources Group companies. Applicants must have completed at least 30 hours of coursework and major in geology, engineering, computer science, computer technology, welding, energy and related disciplines that align with MDU Resources...