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Arthur Paulin Automotive Aftermarket Scholarship Award

Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA High Fives for Kids Foundation)

Amount
$700$700 per recipient.
Deadline
Date not confirmedLast cycle's deadline was September 30, 2026. Check the official page for this year's date. The application period runs June 30 to September 30 each year, so a student starting an automotive program in the fall can apply once enrolled.
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About this award

A $700 national award for students already enrolled in automotive programs, including automotive apprentices, auto body and heavy-duty mechanics students. Applicants need an instructor's letter and must explain their financial need. It suits a student in the first year of a motive power trade.

Who can apply

  • Enrolled in an automotive aftermarket related program at a Canadian college or university
  • Includes automotive apprenticeship, auto body repair, hard parts, heavy-duty mechanics and motive power trades
  • Must clearly demonstrate financial need

What to submit

  • Application form
  • Personal statement
  • Letter from primary automotive instructor
  • Transcript
  • Leadership and community involvement summary
  • Financial need statement

Quick facts

Words you'll see
Type
Scholarship
Category
Financial need, Trades and Community service
Program
College, University and Apprenticeship
Field of study
Trades
When to apply
After starting post-secondary
Where it applies
National, Canada
Other requirements
Enrolled in an automotive aftermarket related program
Yes
No, one-time
Application cycle
2026-27

Sources

Last checked against the official site on Oct 2, 2026.

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