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International Language Teacher Bursary (Alberta) is a grant from the Government of Alberta, funded through the Alberta Heritage Scholarship Fund, that funds language teachers, consultants, and school administrators who wish to improve their language proficiency and teaching skills through accredited education experiences.
The bursary supports both French and international language educators working in Alberta's kindergarten to Grade 12 school system. Eligible recipients are Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or protected persons enrolled full-time in a post-secondary program at an approved Alberta institution. Application periods are cyclical; the most recent period is listed as closed.
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International Language Teacher Bursary | Alberta. ca Application period: Closed This bursary is funded through the Alberta Heritage Scholarship Fund.
The International Language Teacher Bursary helps: kindergarten to Grade 12 French and international language teachers, language consultants and school administrators improve their language proficiency, teaching skills and knowledge through an accredited education experience Alberta kindergarten to Grade 12 school jurisdictions enhance their language teaching capacity The program provides up to 10 bursaries of up to $4,200 each for certificated Alberta teachers to take a summer post-secondary program in a language other than English or a language instruction course at an institution outside of Canada.
The bursary will be used to cover firstly tuition, secondly travel, and thirdly accommodations. The recipient will not receive additional funds to cover costs beyond the bursary amount.
Before receiving the bursary, recipients must submit: course completion documentation receipts for eligible travel and accommodation costs Contact Teacher Qualifications Service at the Alberta Teachers' Association to learn more about language course salary qualifications and assessment.
be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person (visa students are not eligible) be an Alberta resident by meeting one of these conditions: you have lived in Alberta for 12 consecutive months immediately prior to starting post-secondary studies, or Your spouse or partner is an Alberta resident immediately prior to starting post-secondary studies hold a valid Alberta permanent professional teaching certificate be a teacher, consultant or school administrator working with additional languages demonstrate a background in language learning or have recently started studying this language plan to take a summer program at least 3 weeks long in a language or language teaching methodology other than English outside of Canada Priority will be given to first time applicants.
Applicants can re-apply if it has been 5 years since they received a previous bursary. Preference will be given to applicants working with language programming in the upcoming school year.
The summer language development program must: include at least 3 hours of daily scheduled classroom instruction be an accredited university course or a language, culture or instructional development program in a language other than English be offered by a post-secondary institution or an organization outside Canada and recognized by its local government (for example, Goethe Institute, Cervantes Institute) Courses should include additional scheduled, structured activities, such as: Step 1.
Download and fill out the application form International Language Teacher Bursary application form Step 2. Prepare a statement of intent This statement should explain your reasons for taking the program and be no longer than one page.
this program will benefit your role as a kindergarten to Grade 12 language teacher, consultant or school administrator in Alberta and fit into your professional development or growth plan the bursary will impact your role in the language program and contribute to language learning for students in your community Step 3.
Get an endorsement The School Authority Endorsement section in the application needs to be completed by your: current or former school principal, or Step 4. Complete the application package Your application package must include a: completed and signed application form, including a signed School Authority Endorsement Form (part 1 and 2) resume including education and work history syllabus or brochure that describes the course: Step 5.
Submit the application package Email the application package to [email protected] . Alberta Education will choose recipients representing a variety of grades and languages based on the: applicant’s statement of intent school authority endorsement If selected as a recipient, you must submit proof you completed the course indicated in your application to get the bursary.
If you change courses after being selected, you will not get bursary funding. Recipients will get a T4A from Alberta Education if the total value of the International Language Teacher Bursary is more than $500. This amount must be declared in Box 105 on your tax return.
Connect with the Alberta Education Language Teacher Bursary Program: Hours: 8:15 am to 4:30 pm (open Monday to Friday, closed statutory holidays) Toll free: 310-0000 before the phone number (in Alberta) Language Teacher Bursary Program 8th floor, 10044 108 Street Edmonton, Alberta T5J 5E6
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible recipients who are Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or protected persons, enrolled full-time in a post-secondary program at an approved Alberta post-secondary institution. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
International Language Teacher Bursary (Alberta) is funded by Government of Alberta. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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