Michelin Technical Scholarship Program

Open to full-time students enrolled in year 1 of eligible programs at any campus where the eligible programs are offered.

Eligible programs include:

• Electronic Systems Technician
• Electrical Technician
• Electronic Engineering Technician
• Electronic Engineering Technology
• Electrical Engineering Technology
• Electro Mechanical Technician
• Electrical Construction and Industrial
• Electrical – Industrial Maintenance and Controls
• Industrial Instrumentation

Application assessment will consider

• Commitment and interest in program and future career
• Good academic standing
• Approximately 30% of the scholarships are designated but not limited to: women, African Nova Scotians, Indigenous Nova Scotians, recent immigrants and persons with disabilities.

Payment details

• Successful candidates enrolled in a two-year program will receive $3,750.
  Upon selection, $750 will be provided for program-related expenses such as textbooks and required supplies.
  The remaining $3,000 will be awarded after successful completion of the summer co-op.
  Failure to complete the co-op forfeits the remaining funds.

• Successful candidates enrolled in a one-year program will receive $2,250.
  Upon selection, $750 will be provided for program-related expenses such as textbooks and required supplies.
  The remaining $1,500 will be awarded after successful completion of a five-week work placement with Michelin.
  Failure to complete the work placement forfeits the remaining funds.

Work integrated learning and/or post graduate work requirements

• Scholarship recipients must complete required work experience opportunity with Michelin and will be prioritized for hiring upon successful completion of program.

Additional requirements/considerations

• Students who are interested are encouraged to attend on-campus information/testing sessions. To learn more about the Michelin Technical Scholar Program, please watch the following: Michelin Technical Scholar Program

About the sponsor
Michelin recognizes that real-world experience is key to a well-rounded education. The Michelin Technical Scholarship Program offers hands-on technical training, a financial award, summer co-op employment, and the opportunity of a 5 week work experience to students in select programs who are interested in pursuing a career in manufacturing.

Please note:
The hiring process, selection of recipients, and all related timelines are determined solely at the discretion of the sponsoring organization. NSCC is not involved in and assumes no responsibility for these processes, outcomes, or decisions.