The Women’s Industry Network is accepting applications for its Canadian collision repair scholarship, aimed at supporting women enrolled in post-secondary collision repair programs across the country.
The Canadian scholarship includes a $1,000 award, along with mentorship, a virtual pass to WIN’s annual conference, student engagement benefits and access to WIN’s student Facebook community. The award is intended to help offset education-related costs while connecting recipients with industry professionals and resources. Applications must be submitted by March 6.
The scholarship is administered through WIN’s scholarship committee, which reviews submissions and selects recipients based on the eligibility requirements outlined in the application process.
In addition to the Canadian scholarship, WIN is also offering several U.S.-based student awards as part of its annual scholarship program. These additional scholarships are available to students enrolled in collision repair programs in the United States and include multiple award categories with varying forms of support.
WIN’s broader scholarship program is designed to provide financial assistance while connecting students with industry resources and professional development opportunities through the organization’s student initiatives.
Educators, shop owners and industry professionals are encouraged to share the scholarship opportunity with eligible students to help increase awareness of available financial support for women pursuing careers in collision repair.
Further details, including eligibility criteria and application requirements, are available here.
