About the StrongerBC future skills grant

The StrongerBC future skills grant (FSG) is available to eligible individuals aged 19 and above living in British Columbia. The grant provides funding of up to $3,500 per person for qualified short-term skills training offered by public post-secondary institutions. This grant is designed to enable learners to improve their skill sets and advance their careers, providing them with entry to well-paid, high-growth jobs. Please be advised that seats and funding are limited and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, depending on availability.

Funding Update:
The StrongerBC future skills grant program is currently closed for applications. For announcements regarding the StrongerBC future skills grant and other funding opportunities, please visit the WorkBC site here.

Eligibility

To be eligible for the FSG:

  • Learners must be a Canadian Citizen, Permanent resident, or Protected Person entitled to study in Canada.
  • Learners must be BC residents and currently live in BC.
  • Learners must have graduated from grade 12 or equivalent by the start of the course or be 19 years of age and older.
  • Learners must provide all required information indicated on the application form, including their SIN, and must consent for Professional Studies & Industry Training (ProSIT) at Camosun College to disclose their information to the Province.
  • Learners are not eligible for FSG is they are receiving duplicative and/or overlapping funding to cover eligible costs (i.e., grants, loans, scholarships, or other funding that covers the same program costs as the FSG).

Important to Know

For announcements regarding the StrongerBC future skills grant and other funding opportunities, please visit the WorkBC site here. View the full list of eligible courses and programs offered throughout the province at the EducationPlannerBC website here.

Questions?

Please visit our FAQ page or contact prosit@camosun.ca for more information.

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