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The Financial Management Institute (fmi*igf) of Canada’s Ontario Chapter is pleased to announce their annual scholarship initiative aimed at strengthening ties between public sector financial management and academic programs across the province. Each year, up to five scholarships valued at $2,500 each will be awarded to students currently enrolled in an accounting, finance, or business program at a recognized Ontario college or university who show an interest in working in financial management within the public sector upon graduation.
Eligibility
Applicants must currently be enrolled in an accounting, finance, or business program at a recognized Ontario college or university.
Applicants should show an interest in working in financial management within the public sector upon graduation. Holding a co-op position or internship in such a position would be a plus.
Application Procedure
Up to two references may be submitted as part of an application. One may be from an academic referee, and one may be from a professional referee (ie. FMI member, CA/CGA/CMA, public servant, etc).
Applicants must submit a 500 word essay on a topic chosen by the FMI Ontario Scholarship Committee each year. The topic will be selected by December 31st each year, and will be communicated along with the application information.
Essay Topic:
Explain the difference between financial and non financial analysis and why both are important for decision making by senior officials in the public sector.
Email PDF versions of your documents (including essay, resume, transcript and references) to:
FMIOntario (check email address)
or:
Mail documents to
Attention: Lori Glen, Chapter President, Ontario Chapter FMI
10 Dundas Street Street E
PO Box 47070
Toronto, ON
M5B 2G0
Submission Deadline
March 31st, 2012
Website Link
http://www.fmi.ca/pages/ontario/FMI_Ontario_Chapter_Scholarship.shtml
The Financial Management Institute (fmi*igf) of Canada’s Ontario Chapter is pleased to announce their annual scholarship initiative aimed at strengthening ties between public sector financial management and academic programs across the province. Each year, up to five scholarships valued at $2,500 each will be awarded to students currently enrolled in an accounting, finance, or business program at a recognized Ontario college or university who show an interest in working in financial management within the public sector upon graduation.
Eligibility
Applicants must currently be enrolled in an accounting, finance, or business program at a recognized Ontario college or university.
Applicants should show an interest in working in financial management within the public sector upon graduation. Holding a co-op position or internship in such a position would be a plus.
Application Procedure
Up to two references may be submitted as part of an application. One may be from an academic referee, and one may be from a professional referee (ie. FMI member, CA/CGA/CMA, public servant, etc).
Applicants must submit a 500 word essay on a topic chosen by the FMI Ontario Scholarship Committee each year. The topic will be selected by December 31st each year, and will be communicated along with the application information.
Essay Topic:
Explain the difference between financial and non financial analysis and why both are important for decision making by senior officials in the public sector.
Email PDF versions of your documents (including essay, resume, transcript and references) to:
FMIOntario (check email address)
or:
Mail documents to
Attention: Lori Glen, Chapter President, Ontario Chapter FMI
10 Dundas Street Street E
PO Box 47070
Toronto, ON
M5B 2G0
Submission Deadline
March 31st, 2012
Website Link
http://www.fmi.ca/pages/ontario/FMI_Ontario_Chapter_Scholarship.shtml
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