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Toyota Canada Foundation Indigenous Bursaries in Automotive Technology

A bursary supporting Indigenous students in two-year automotive programs across Canada.

Published by · last checked August 31, 2026

Next deadline
Nov 1, 2026
Level
Certificate
Open to
Across Canada

What you will need

  • Indigenous affiliation
  • Enrollment in a two-year automotive mechanic, automotive technician, or automotive power program
  • Attendance at a Canadian post-secondary institution (college, university, technical college, or apprenticeship program)

About this award

No fixed dollar amount is posted — contact Toyota Canada Foundation to confirm the value for your specific award before you apply. As a bursary, this money is yours to keep and you do not have to pay it back. You can receive this funding during both years of your two-year program as long as you continue to be enrolled. This is for you if you are an Indigenous student pursuing a career in automotive technology. Deadlines come around three times a year on August 1, November 1 and February 1, so aim for whichever one is next. When you apply, ask how and when you'll hear back — whether it is by email, phone, or through an application portal. Selection criteria aren't published — ask Toyota Canada Foundation how winners are chosen and roughly how many applicants they typically receive so you can judge your odds. Ask Toyota Canada Foundation during your application how the money will reach you — some awards pay students directly, others apply funds to tuition. Confirm this so you can plan your cash flow. To keep this funding for the second year of your studies, you must continue to be enrolled in your program. Renewal conditions aren't listed beyond this enrollment requirement — confirm with Toyota Canada Foundation if there are GPA or other standards you need to maintain.

Who qualifies

You qualify if you have any Indigenous affiliation and are attending a post-secondary institution across Canada, such as a college, university, technical college, or apprenticeship program. You must be enrolled in a two-year automotive mechanic, automotive technician, or automotive power program.

This is what the award's official page said when we last checked. Rules change, so confirm on the award's official page before you apply.

  • Open to certificate students
  • Studying automotive mechanic, automotive technician or automotive power

How to apply

  1. Read the award's official page

    Check you meet every requirement, and note each document they ask for.

  2. Submit your application

    Save a copy, and submit at least a day before the deadline shown above.

Tips for applying

  • Program FocusAvoid writing a generic application. Instead, highlight your specific passion for automotive mechanics or power systems and explain why this technical training is the right path for your career.
  • StrategySince there are three deadlines (August, November, and February), do not wait until the last one. Apply during the earliest window possible to increase your chances of securing funds before the pool is exhausted.
  • RealismBecause this is a specialized award for automotive programs, your competition is smaller than it would be for a general bursary. Focus heavily on your commitment to the automotive trade to stand out.

Questions students ask

How do I apply?

Use the Apply on the official site button on this page: it opens the official application page in a new tab.

When is the deadline?

Applications close on November 1, 2026. Submit a day or two early: application sites get busy at the end.

Can international students apply?

Check the award's official page for the citizenship rules.

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