EFC Scholarship Program Awards Over $140,000 During COVID-19 Pandemic

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Oct 23, 2020

Since 1995, Electro-Federation Canada (EFC), along with members of the Canadian Electrical Industry, have ‘joined hands’ to support university and college students through the EFC Scholarship Program. Now more than ever, this support is of great importance to students who are navigating their studies during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The EFC Scholarship Program promotes the Canadian electrical industry as a career destination with many opportunities. This year, over $140,000 in scholarships, supported by EFC member organizations, have been awarded to students across the country.

Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) is a not-for-profit industry association that represents Canada’s most innovative electrical manufacturers, distributors and sales agencies. These companies provide leading-edge products and services that help power a changing world—everything from the electrical grid, automation and robotics, to intelligent buildings, smart homes and the electrification of transportation, heating, tools, appliances and more. Explore how we are powering a changing world:

 

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Our industry’s electrical products are essential in homes, office buildings, factories and other infrastructure. Our energy-efficient and sustainable solutions, such as LED lighting, sensors, controls, transformers and electric heaters, allow Canadians to be more environmentally-conscious and reduce their energy footprint at home, work and play.

Go HERE for more info on the recipients 

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