A quick reminder that the Shad deadline is December 5 at 11:59 PM. Go to www.shad.ca for all the details.
A quick reminder that the Shad deadline is December 5 at 11:59 PM. Go to www.shad.ca for all the details.
**Saturday, December 10th, Iroquois Ridge will once again be hosting Hack The Ridge, our annual hackathon. Students will be given 12 hours to work either alone or in small teams to produce a program or product revolving around a theme we will announce on the day of the competition. Food and drink will be provided, and prizes are available for our top contestants.**
Both new and experienced hackers are welcome, and workshops will be run throughout the day to teach both basic and advanced technological skills, including basic code for individuals who have no prior experience. As a result, anyone who is interested is encouraged to join, especially if it may result in the event being used as a foothold to learn code.
Hello from the Engineering Outreach Office (University of Toronto),
We are pleased to announce that our virtual Hack-a-thon: Global Engineering Challenge program for students in Grades 9 -12 (as of the 2022/2023 school year) is now open for registration!
Policies, full program details, and the registration link can be found on the program webpage by clicking on the program title below.
We are accepting bursary applications for this program. Bursary application details can be found on our website.
Build an impressive AI product for your college admission portfolio in the summer.
Speak with at least 3 guest speakers who are professional AI practitioners.
Experience various tech roles and learn how to make informed career decisions.
Gain access to our learning center with all AI learning materials.
No coding experience necessary to begin.
Tuition: $1,949 (early bird. Deadline 3/1/2022). $2,349 (regular). Reserve now for the early bird pricing.
Scholarships are available. Scholarship Application: LINK
Waterloo, ON; September 27, 2022 -Black and Indigenous students now have more opportunities to explore careers in STEAM and entrepreneurship thanks to new entrance scholarships for Shad Canada programs. These awards are specifically for students that have historically been underrepresented in STEAM fields and aim to support and inspire equity-deserving students to enter into STEAM pathways and careers.
Shad is creating 10 new scholarships for Black students and 10 for Indigenous students, in addition to its existing financial awards. The combined value is upwards of $200,000. The awards are fully funded by Shad and its many generous donors.
For more information on scholarships and the application process, please visit shad.ca.