The Education Incentive Program for African Nova Scotian Students was established in 1965 by the Government of Nova Scotia to assist and encourage African Nova Scotian students to continue their education in high schools, community colleges, technical institutes, universities and other approved post-secondary institutions. This program has evolved into the University Entrance Scholarships and Post-Secondary Awards. Aims of the Program To provide financial assistance for African Nova Scotian students so they will be encouraged to continue their post-secondary education immediately following their completion of Grade 12 in the public school system of Nova Scotia, develop their leadership potential, and meet educational career and professional objectives. The program is divided into three categories.
Students are eligible for one award only in any one year, and a maximum of two awards.
Students must successfully complete the first year of a program to be eligible for the second year award. Awards for second year students will be based upon satisfactory academic standing. This award is available for one year only, unless the course of study is a two year program. This award is available for one year only.