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Traditional Cowboy Arts Association
The TCAA's Education Fund provides financial assistance to qualified individuals who are otherwise unable to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the TCAA's workshop and mentoring programs. Successful applicants will be dedicated, experienced artisans who demonstrate a high level of commitment to fine craftsmanship.

Please Read Before Applying!

As the TCAA scholarship fund grows, assistance will be made available to a wider range of applicants and in varying amounts. At present, funding is limited to a maximum of $500, to be applied to travel expense or tuition only.

  • Scholarships are not required for acceptance to study with T.C.A.A. members.

Prospective students should feel free to personally contact the member or members they wish to study with and arrange to visit the member(s) at a time convenient to both member and student.

Arrangements regarding dates and cost are between the member and student.

  • Applicant can only be awarded a maximum of two T.C.A.A. scholarships in their lifetime.
  • We would like to see applicants with several years of experience in their chosen field.

By having several years of experience the applicant will have a good working knowledge of the craft and be able to ask specific questions about problem areas, or areas of the craft they want to learn more about, thus getting the most out of their time with the member and the member’s expertise.

  • Applicant must personally contact member with whom they wish to study, determine the members availability, and make tentative arrangements for date(s) to be spent with member prior to submitting application.

Arrangements regarding dates and cost are between the member and applicant.

  • Applicant must have financial need for a scholarship.
  • Applicant must establish approximate cost of visit, travel expenses and lodging (if applicable) before applying for a scholarship.

As our funds are limited, we would like to ask those who can pay their own expenses to do so allowing us to fund scholarships for those who cannot afford the total cost to study with a member or attend a workshop.

  • Workshop Scholarships

Scholarships are not available for ‘basic’ or ‘beginner’ workshops sponsored by the T.C.A.A.

Advanced workshops sponsored by the T.C.A.A. will be evaluated for scholarship eligibility on an individual basis at the time of development.

Please address any scholarship questions to current T.C.A.A. Vice President:

Scott Hardy
PO Box 40
Longview, Alberta T0L 1H0
Canada
phone: 403.558.2337
scholarship@tcowboyarts.org


Nicola Education Fund | Scholarship Application

Please submit a scholarship application only if financial assistance is crucial to your ability to attend a workshop or mentoring session.

All of the information boxes must be filled in or your application will be rejected!


Your Name:
Mailing address:
City:
State/Zip code: /
Email address:
Telephone Number, area code first, please numbers only, use no spaces, dashes or dots between numbers:
Document your experience and the number of years working in this craft:
Apprenticeship or trade training to date:
Provide three references with contact information (fellow craftsmen or non-relatives who have known you for at least three years):
TCAA member with whom you would like to study with, or which TCAA sponsored workshop you would like to attend. Please contact the member or workshop sponsor to confirm availability and approximate dates before applying.
(see application guidelines):
Also, describe briefly what you intend to get out of the education opportunity provided by the TCAA:

If approved, I agree to submit a written review of my experience to the TCAA office within 30 days of participating in the TCAA sponsored education program.

<===== Press this button to submit your scholarship application!

Successful recipients will be notified by the TCAA in writing and arrangements will be made for disbursement of the funds.

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