Scholarship Opportunities in Middleburg Heights OH

Automotive Technology
Building Maintenance
HVAC/R
Precision Machine Technology

Mike Rowe "WORKS" Foundation Work Ethic Scholarship

We’re giving away $1,000,000 for this year’s Work Ethic Scholarship Program. Through this program, we recognize people who understand the importance of work ethic, personal responsibility, delayed gratification, and a positive attitude. These are hardworking men and women who will keep the lights on, water running, and air flowing. These are people who show up early, stay late, and bust their asses day in and out. It’s not for everyone. Hard workers are hard to find, but we know you’re out there.

Enroll in an approved program.
Sign the S.W.E.A.T. Pledge.
Answer 4 questions about the S.W.E.A.T. Pledge.
Make a video.
Have 2 solid references from a teacher or boss.
Verify your school costs.
Provide high school or college transcript.
Submit your most recent 1040 tax form.
Apply by the deadline on April 14, 2023 at 11:59 PM PT.

Guidelines

Apply Here

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Automotive Technology

Automotive Aftermarket Scholarships

Eligibility Criteria: Graduating high school seniors planning to attend PCC’s Adult Education Automotive Service Technician Program qualify. No GPA requirement.

Deadline: March 31, 2023 for Fall of 2023

Application: http://www.automotivescholarships.com/apply_online.cfm

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Cosmetology

Scholarship Name: WiseGeek Cosmetology No-Essay Scholarship
Eligibility: Currently enrolled or planning on enrolling in cosmetology school. Must be a US Citizen or permanent legal resident.
Amount: $500
Application Deadline: 12/1/22
Link: https://www.beautyanswered.com/scholarship-for-cosmetology-students.htm

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Building Maintenance

The International Institute of Building Enclosure Consultants (IIBEC) is an international association of professionals who specialize in roofing, waterproofing, and exterior wall specification and design. IIBEC is universally recognized as the leading authority in building enclosure consulting and is dedicated to the advancement of the profession. IIBEC consultants are ethical, independent, unbiased practitioners engaged in the pursuit and exchange of knowledge. IIBEC promotes sustainability, resilience, and a commitment to the industry.

The IIBEC Ohio Valley Chapter is pleased to offer scholarships for the 2022-2023 school year to students studying building or construction technologies, architecture, or engineering in Ohio colleges, universities, and trade schools. Both full- and part-time students are eligible. The scholarship includes student membership in both the national and Ohio Valley Chapter of IIBEC (a $200 value) as well as money for tuition, books, and academic supplies. Full-time students may be awarded up to $2,000. Part-time students may receive up to $750. Please see below for eligibility and application requirements.

Eligibility:

IIBEC Ohio Valley Chapter Scholarship

Undergraduate or Graduate Student
Minimum 2.5 Cumulative GPA
Must be enrolled Full- or Part-time at an accredited college, university, or trade school for the 2023-2024 school year.
Majoring in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Architecture, Building Sciences, or an adjacent field.
A letter of recommendation from a faculty member or administrator who can provide a personal reference of active involvement/achievement is highly encouraged but not required.
Renewable but must re-apply each year.

Please submit a One-Page Essay Answering the Following:

Describe your goals, aspirations, and career objectives.
How do you think professional organizations like IIBEC helps industry professionals excel in constructing the future?
Please describe what receiving this scholarship would mean to you.
Are you willing to participate in an IIBEC-sponsored charity event as part of your scholarship award?
Include your Name, School, and Contact Information

Please submit all applications by June 30, 2023 to steve@rooftecinc.com
Recipients to be notified July 30^th, 2022.

ITW Technical Fellowship Program with Hobart Service
(Building Maintenance and HVAC/R Evening Programs only)

This internship program runs concurrently with your program of study. All necessary tools and supplies are provided. Skills and knowledge received during the program will be applied and reinforced by interacting with our professional team in the field, working closely with our experts (mentors) while being exposed to all aspects of day to day operations for a commercial food equipment service technician.

Cooperative training includes, for example, developing skills in electrical diagnostics, reading of schematic diagrams, mechanical troubleshooting, plumbing and brazing, and customer service.

Upon successful completion of the diploma program and Internship, and upon receiving a recommendation from your primary instructor and internship supervisor, you will be presented with an opportunity for a full-time career as a Hobart Service technician (Level 1). This position comes with a competitive wage and a full benefit program including medical/dental/vision insurance, 401k, paid vacation and holidays.

The Technical Fellowship Program is intended both to assist students with a desire to be successful service technicians, and to expand the variety of perspectives and life experiences among the company’s service technicians. The goal of the Program is to provide access to a variety of career opportunities.

THE PROGRAM INCLUDES:

A fully funded tuition
Covers full tuition including any associated fees (textbooks, uniforms, tools, etc.)
Paid in installments at the beginning of each term
A paid internship with Hobart Service
While attending classes, gain practical work experience at Hobart Service
A competitive hourly wage
Minimum of 20 hours per week
Some of the following activities are included in the internship:
Work in the branch to be trained on administrative responsibilities (Parts, Dispatching, Invoicing, Safety Processes, etc.)
Ride along with service technician and installer to gain full experience of day-to-day responsibilities/ customer experience
Scheduled sales ride-along training as well as technician and installer training to gain knowledge on selected product lines
All required tools and Personal Protective Equipment will be provided.
An opportunity for full employment as a Hobart Service technician
With the successful completion of the selected technical diploma program and Hobart Service Internship, a full-time employment offer as a Hobart Service Level 1 Service Technician will be made. This position comes with a competitive wage and a full benefit program.
Example of job duties and responsibilities:
Install, maintain, and repair commercial food equipment for customers
Apply standard operating procedures related to safety
Build strong customer relations
Stay current on knowledge required to complete jobs effectively

TO BE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY:

Entering or actively studying in a relevant, Hobart-approved program (ideally within the first few weeks/months of starting)
Examples include but not limited to: HVAC-R; Electronic Technology; Electrical & Electronic Systems
Interested in pursuing a long-term career position as a Service Technician in the Food Equipment maintenance industry with Hobart Service once schooling is complete

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:

You must desire to enroll in a Hobart Selected Program and must meet the ITW eligibility criteria (listed above).
You must submit a completed, signed Fellowship Application.
You must include with application a “statement of purpose” or video explaining how receipt of this award will assist you in reaching your educational goals.

INTERNSHIP REQUIREMENTS:

You must be available to work part-time for a minimum of 20 hours per week for the span of the internship. This time requisite may be adjusted with changing schedules as dictated by your classroom requirements and designated mentors’ availability.
You must have a GED or High school diploma.
Applicant must have or be able to acquire a driver’s license within 12 months of beginning the internship program.
You must complete and pass a background check and drug screening.
You must be eligible to work in the U.S.
You must be able to meet the physical demands of the job as listed below:
Lifting 75 lbs. with or without assistance
Climbing up to 10 ft with ladder (occasional roof access may be necessary)
Extensive walking 3-5 miles per day
Extensive driving 5-6 hours per day
Kneeling, squatting, bending, pushing/pulling
Moving in different positions to accomplish tasks in various environments including tight and confined spaces
Operating motor vehicles, heavy equipment, machinery and/or power tools
You are expected to work at the Branch or project location.
While working, you’ll be considered a full-time student and should retain your own health and welfare benefits such as health insurance. You will not be offered benefits through ITW’s employee benefit program. Benefits such as vacation days, paid holidays, sick days, will not be provided as part of the internship program.

APPLICATION AND AWARD DETAILS:

ITW/Hobart Service will review applications and accompanying documentation after the application deadline and will make decisions for eligibility based on the program criteria and requirements.
The Fellowship amount will be determined based on documented financial need and shall not exceed the maximum award per student established by the program. Along with the completed application and other required documents, students must provide a copy of their student Invoice, indicating balance due. Funds awarded to the recipient, but not needed for the upcoming semester will remain in the student account for two subsequent terms. If not used during this time, those funds will be returned to the original Fellowship Fund.
If a student is accepted into the program, but either leaves the college or drops out of class, the remaining unused program funds will be returned to the participating school and deposited into the Fellowship Fund. Students who leave the participating school will be dismissed from the Fellowship Program.
Students who are dismissed from the Fellowship Program will no longer be a recipient of program funding or support but may continue with their college coursework.

INTERESTED AND READY TO APPLY?

If you’re interested in applying with Hobart Service for the ITW Technical Fellowship Program, click “I’m Interested” to submit your contact information and your “Statement of Purpose”. You will be contacted once we’re received and reviewed your application.

Click HERE for the application

Click HERE for more details

HVAC/R

PHCC Educational Foundation Scholarships
Attracting new talent is essential to the future of the plumbing-heating-cooling (p-h-c) industry. The PHCC Educational Foundation and its industry partners are teaming up to identify and aid students pursuing a career in the p-h-c industry. The purpose of these scholarship programs is to help students prepare for careers in the plumbing-heating-cooling (p-h-c) profession.

Eligibility Criteria:
A full-time certificate or degree program at an accredited technical college, or trade school, with a major directly related to the plumbing-heating-cooling (p-h-c) profession.

Deadline: May, 2023 for Fall of 2023

Application: www.phccfoundation.org/scholarships

Rees Scholarship

Eligibility Criteria:
Must be enrolled in an HVAC/R training program at an institutionally accredited school.

Deadline: June 1st for Fall and October 1st for Spring

Application: Apply online at: http://www.reesscholarship.org/site/292/Apply
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Women in HVACR Scholarship

The opportunities for women in HVACR professions continues to grow. With 1/3 of the population retiring by 2024, industry estimates project a demand for 86,000 employees. One of Women in HVACR goals is to help the industry fill this demand with deserving and qualified candisates. Women in HVACR offers multiple $2,000 scholarships to qualified applicants.

Apply online: www.womeninhvacr.org/scholarships

Deadline: June 1, 2023

ITW Technical Fellowship Program with Hobart Service
(Building Maintenance and HVAC/R Evening Programs only)

This internship program runs concurrently with your program of study. All necessary tools and supplies are provided. Skills and knowledge received during the program will be applied and reinforced by interacting with our professional team in the field, working closely with our experts (mentors) while being exposed to all aspects of day to day operations for a commercial food equipment service technician.

Cooperative training includes, for example, developing skills in electrical diagnostics, reading of schematic diagrams, mechanical troubleshooting, plumbing and brazing, and customer service.

Upon successful completion of the diploma program and Internship, and upon receiving a recommendation from your primary instructor and internship supervisor, you will be presented with an opportunity for a full-time career as a Hobart Service technician (Level 1). This position comes with a competitive wage and a full benefit program including medical/dental/vision insurance, 401k, paid vacation and holidays.

The Technical Fellowship Program is intended both to assist students with a desire to be successful service technicians, and to expand the variety of perspectives and life experiences among the company’s service technicians. The goal of the Program is to provide access to a variety of career opportunities.

THE PROGRAM INCLUDES:

A fully funded tuition
Covers full tuition including any associated fees (textbooks, uniforms, tools, etc.)
Paid in installments at the beginning of each term
A paid internship with Hobart Service
While attending classes, gain practical work experience at Hobart Service
A competitive hourly wage
Minimum of 20 hours per week
Some of the following activities are included in the internship:
Work in the branch to be trained on administrative responsibilities (Parts, Dispatching, Invoicing, Safety Processes, etc.)
Ride along with service technician and installer to gain full experience of day-to-day responsibilities/ customer experience
Scheduled sales ride-along training as well as technician and installer training to gain knowledge on selected product lines
All required tools and Personal Protective Equipment will be provided.
An opportunity for full employment as a Hobart Service technician
With the successful completion of the selected technical diploma program and Hobart Service Internship, a full-time employment offer as a Hobart Service Level 1 Service Technician will be made. This position comes with a competitive wage and a full benefit program.
Example of job duties and responsibilities:
Install, maintain, and repair commercial food equipment for customers
Apply standard operating procedures related to safety
Build strong customer relations
Stay current on knowledge required to complete jobs effectively

TO BE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY:

Entering or actively studying in a relevant, Hobart-approved program (ideally within the first few weeks/months of starting)
Examples include but not limited to: HVAC-R; Electronic Technology; Electrical & Electronic Systems
Interested in pursuing a long-term career position as a Service Technician in the Food Equipment maintenance industry with Hobart Service once schooling is complete

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:

You must desire to enroll in a Hobart Selected Program and must meet the ITW eligibility criteria (listed above).
You must submit a completed, signed Fellowship Application.
You must include with application a “statement of purpose” or video explaining how receipt of this award will assist you in reaching your educational goals.

INTERNSHIP REQUIREMENTS:

You must be available to work part-time for a minimum of 20 hours per week for the span of the internship. This time requisite may be adjusted with changing schedules as dictated by your classroom requirements and designated mentors’ availability.
You must have a GED or High school diploma.
Applicant must have or be able to acquire a driver’s license within 12 months of beginning the internship program.
You must complete and pass a background check and drug screening.
You must be eligible to work in the U.S.
You must be able to meet the physical demands of the job as listed below:
Lifting 75 lbs. with or without assistance
Climbing up to 10 ft with ladder (occasional roof access may be necessary)
Extensive walking 3-5 miles per day
Extensive driving 5-6 hours per day
Kneeling, squatting, bending, pushing/pulling
Moving in different positions to accomplish tasks in various environments including tight and confined spaces
Operating motor vehicles, heavy equipment, machinery and/or power tools
You are expected to work at the Branch or project location.
While working, you’ll be considered a full-time student and should retain your own health and welfare benefits such as health insurance. You will not be offered benefits through ITW’s employee benefit program. Benefits such as vacation days, paid holidays, sick days, will not be provided as part of the internship program.

APPLICATION AND AWARD DETAILS:

ITW/Hobart Service will review applications and accompanying documentation after the application deadline and will make decisions for eligibility based on the program criteria and requirements.
The Fellowship amount will be determined based on documented financial need and shall not exceed the maximum award per student established by the program. Along with the completed application and other required documents, students must provide a copy of their student Invoice, indicating balance due. Funds awarded to the recipient, but not needed for the upcoming semester will remain in the student account for two subsequent terms. If not used during this time, those funds will be returned to the original Fellowship Fund.
If a student is accepted into the program, but either leaves the college or drops out of class, the remaining unused program funds will be returned to the participating school and deposited into the Fellowship Fund. Students who leave the participating school will be dismissed from the Fellowship Program.
Students who are dismissed from the Fellowship Program will no longer be a recipient of program funding or support but may continue with their college coursework.

INTERESTED AND READY TO APPLY?

If you’re interested in applying with Hobart Service for the ITW Technical Fellowship Program, click “I’m Interested” to submit your contact information and your “Statement of Purpose”. You will be contacted once we’re received and reviewed your application.

Click HERE for the application

Click HERE for more details
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Precision Machining Technology

Nordson BUILDS Scholarship Program
The mission of Nordson BUILDS is to attract and develop a diverse, highly-skilled talent pool for careers in the manufacturing industry. It is designed to help bright and motivated students access and complete postsecondary education by lessening the financial barriers of enrolling in college for many, and decreasing the loan burden for individuals that apply for financial aid. Students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be eligible to receive a Nordson BUILDS Scholarship.

Eligibility Criteria:
Selection will be based on an overall assessment of academic performance, leadership skills, character, community service, school involvement, and the applicant's career/college major fit.

Deadline: May 15, 2023

Application: www.ofic.org/smr/nordson/

Nuts, Bolts, & Thingamajigs Scholarship
Since 1990, FMA’s foundation, Nuts, Bolts & Thingamajigs® (NBT), has awarded scholarships to students majoring in programs that lead to careers in manufacturing. Scholarships are awarded in the spring and fall of each year.

Eligibility Criteria:

Submit an online application

Transcript from last completed semester of whichever school you last attended

Deadline: Jan 1-Mar 31 for Fall Term. July 1-Sep 30 for Spring Term.

Application: https://www.nutsandboltsfoundation.org/scholarships
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2022 College Now Greater Cleveland Manufacturing Scholarship

DESCRIPTION

College Now provides scholarship opportunities to graduating high school seniors and adult students who are interested in a training program, specifically in the field of manufacturing with the result leading to a license/certification or degree.

If selected, the scholarship can be used for education-related purposes only.

REQUIREMENTS

You must meet the following guidelines to be eligible to apply:
1. Must be a graduating high school senior, have already graduated from high school or have successfully earned their G.E.D.
2. Must be a resident of Cuyahoga, Lake, Lorain, Portage or Summit County.
3. Pursuing an eligible non-degree certificate, license or degree in a vocational or technical program that is up to 2 years in length. Individuals already having obtained a bachelor’s degree are not eligible.
4. Must be attending a public or private not-for-profit college, university, technical / career or certified training center.

You must complete the following to submit your online application:
- A 300-word essay expressing why you want to complete your particular training program.

You must submit the following supporting documents:
1. A 2022/2023 Student Aid Report (SAR) from the FAFSA. If selected, a recent tax return or income statement may be necessary to verify financial need.
2. Proof of high school graduation or GED completion.
3. A billing statement from training program as proof of enrollment.
4. You must agree to a consultation interview with College Now Greater Cleveland Adult Programs Specialist prior to selection of recipients.

You can attach the supporting documents to your application. If you are not able to upload them to your application, then you can still submit your application and mail, fax or email the supporting documents to College Now separately, but they must be received in order for your application to be complete.

MAILING ADDRESS:
College Now Greater Cleveland
ATTN: Manufacturing Scholarship
Post Office Plaza
1500 W. 3rd Street, Suite 125
Cleveland, OH 44113

Phone:216.329.8435
Fax: 216.241.6184
email: cblack@collegenowgc.org

Application: https://app.smarterselect.com/programs/60157-College-Now-Greater-Cleveland
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Welding

American Welding Society National, District, & Section Scholarships
AWS offers scholarship funds that, once awarded, are payable directly to the school to which you have been accepted. It can be used towards the cost of tuition, books, supplies and related institutional costs.

Eligibility Criteria:

Most importantly, you must be enrolled in a welding-related educational or training program.
You must also be a high school graduate or possess a GED equivalent.
The school you attend must be in the United States or its territories, except for international scholarships.
You must also fill out the scholarship application and provide any documentation requested in the application instructions.

Some Districts may require AWS membership while other Districts may not. To apply for student membership, please visit the Student Membership page.

Deadline: March 1, 2023 for the upcoming Fall Term (Opens December 1, 2022)

National Application: https://www.aws.org/foundation/page/national-scholarships
District Application: https://www.aws.org/foundation/page/district-scholarships
Section Application: https://www.aws.org/foundation/page/section-named-and-district-named-scholarships
Local Application: https://awssection.com/cleveland/scholarships/

Deadline: Rolling Basis

Submit an online application

Transcript from last completed semester of whichever school you last attended

Deadline: Jan 1-Mar 31 for Fall Term. July 1-Sep 30 for Spring Term.

Application: https://www.nutsandboltsfoundation.org/scholarships

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2022 College Now Greater Cleveland Manufacturing Scholarship

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Building Maintenance

IIBEC Ohio Valley Chapter Scholarship

Please submit all applications by June 30, 2023 to steve@rooftecinc.com Recipients to be notified July 30th, 2022.

ITW Technical Fellowship Program with Hobart Service (Building Maintenance and HVAC/R Evening Programs only)

HVAC/R

ITW Technical Fellowship Program with Hobart Service (Building Maintenance and HVAC/R Evening Programs only)

Precision Machining Technology

DESCRIPTION

REQUIREMENTS

Welding

DESCRIPTION

REQUIREMENTS

Guidelines

Apply Here

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Automotive Technology

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Cosmetology

Please submit all applications by June 30, 2023 to steve@rooftecinc.com
Recipients to be notified July 30^th, 2022.

ITW Technical Fellowship Program with Hobart Service
(Building Maintenance and HVAC/R Evening Programs only)

ITW Technical Fellowship Program with Hobart Service
(Building Maintenance and HVAC/R Evening Programs only)