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Northern Aviation Scholarship Fund

Established in 2003, the purpose of the Northern Aviation Scholarship Fund is to support residents of the Northwest Territories or Nunavut pursuing post-secondary studies in the aviation industry, for example, as a pilot, engineer, or flight attendant.

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2025 key dates

2 April, 12.01am

Scholarship application portal opens. 

31 May, 11.59pm

Scholarship application portal closes.

Mid- to late July

Funding distributed to scholarship recipients. 

Application Process

Individuals interested in applying must create a profile on our scholarship application portal. Once your profile is created, you will need to complete our eligibility quiz and then submit an application for the student award.

Applications will be made available during our scholarship intake season, every spring.

Apply Portal
Donate
In memory of pilots John Bidwell, Jim Smith, and Matthew Bromley.
$2,500

Please note that award amounts vary year by year.
In order to be eligible to apply to the Northern Aviation Scholarship Fund, you must be:
  • A resident of the Northwest Territories or Nunavut for at least the last 2 consecutive years
  • Pursuing post-secondary studies in the aviation industry, for example, as a pilot, engineer, or flight attendant

All of our scholarship application forms and additional materials need to be submitted on our scholarship application portal.

  • You will complete a questionnaire describing your goals, your dedication to your field of study, your involvement in the community, etc.

You must be an eligible resident to apply for a scholarship.
As such, YKCF requires you to make a residency declaration and have a witness sign off.
However, you do not need to print out any forms!
Each residency declaration is a one-click question embedded within the application process.
You just need to provide the email address of your residency witness, and they will be emailed directly.

You can only apply through our online application portal.

Access it here: https://www.grantinterface.ca/Home/Logon?urlkey=yellowknifescholarship

Mailed and emailed applications will not be accepted barring extreme circumstances.

If you have more questions:

  • 2024: Jackson Bowden
  • 2023: Bryce Smith
  • 2022: Robyn Quitte
  • 2021: Spencer Littlefair
  • 2020: Tyana Nutt and Robyn Quitte
  • 2019: Robyn Quitte
  • 2018: Abigail Guthrie
  • 2017: Kandace Sittichinli
  • 2016: Benton Davie
  • 2015: No award
  • 2014: Kylar Villebrun
  • 2013: Kylar Villebrun
  • 2012: Kylar Villebrun
  • 2011: No award
  • 2010: No award
  • 2009: Steven Lipson
  • 2008: Jared Marshall
  • 2007: Pierre Corriveau
  • 2006: Kyle Wheaton
  • 2005: Derrick Kocik
  • 2004: Derrick Kocik