Livia Properties: Women In Trades Award
(2024 Applications Now Closed!)
A $1,500 award will be given to two female-identifying students, who graduated from high school and is enrolled full or part-time in any trade specific area of study offered at any of Nova Scotia’s NSCC Campuses. Students Must Demonstrate
Graduation from a recognized high school
Enrolment in a trades related program at any of the NSCC campuses
Applications open September 30th, 2024 and close December 1st 2024.
Funds will be awarded December 15th, 2024
About the Donor
Livia Properties is a local Nova Scotia developer who is developing, building, and managing exciting, vibrant communities throughout Atlantic Canada. Their results are focused on sustainability, conservation and energy efficiency. Livia Properties is committed to gender equality and is offering this award to help increase the number of women who are entering the field of trades and construction. The construction and the trades have traditionally been a male-dominated industry and Livia Properties is working to change those numbers.
Livia Properties: Women In Trades Award Winner 2024
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Maxine Mann, Principal of NSCC Pictou Campus, Vikki Freeman, NSCC Automotive Service & Repair Technician program, and Penny Cooper, ED of the Rural Communities Foundation.
Livia Properties: Women In Trades Award Winner 2023
Congratulations Hannah Wiseman winner of the Livia Properties: Women in Trades $2,000 award!
Hannah Wiseman, originally from Dartmouth, came to Pictou Campus to study cabinet making. Hannah’s joy of working with wood started with her father who was in the construction industry and then flourished in her woodworking class during high school. Hannah will be starting a work placement soon! Congratulations Hannah and good luck on your graduation this year!
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Penny Cooper, ED of the Rural Communities Foundation, Hannah Wiseman, NSCC Woodworking, and Jo-Ann Mahoney, Student Services advisor for the NSCC school of Trades and Transportation and the school of Technology and Environment.
Congratulations Vikki Freeman winner of the Livia Properties: Women in Trades $2,000 award!
Vikki Freeman came to the NSCC Pictou Campus to study Automotive Service & Repair Technician program. “As a single mother, I've had various experiences with automotive shops in various places taking advantage of a young woman who didn't know the difference between a brake pad and a calliper. Not only does it secure reliable employment, it also gives me an important skill to share with my daughter and ensures she will have the knowledge to advocate for herself no matter what she decides to pursue as a career.” say Vikki.
Congratulations Vikki and good luck in your studies this year!
