Deloitte
Deloitte Bloom Scholarship program
A scholarship program offered to students representing specific equity seeking groups in Canada, including Black students. Selected students are awarded a one-time scholarship and have the opportunity to complete a paid work term at one of Deloitte's Canadian offices.
Award
$5,000
Deadline
April 26 (annually)
Level
Both
Status
Usually due April 26 – next cycle expected
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- Application effort
- Medium (transcript, resume)
- Who can apply
- Undergraduate and graduate students
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Who is eligible
- Eligible to work in Canada
- Identify as either a person with a disability and/or as neurodivergent, an Indigenous person (First Nations, Metis, and Inuit groups in Canada), or a Black person
- Enrolled in post-secondary education in Canada (full time or part time), completing a diploma, undergraduate, or graduate program and graduating in 2028 or beyond
- Are interested in completing a work term at Deloitte in Winter 2027, Summer 2027 or Fall 2027
What you'll need
- Resume
- Unofficial transcript
- Letter of Intent (Maximum 500 words) answering the prompt: "What interests you about this scholarship opportunity at Deloitte and how does that align with your career aspirations? How would this scholarship and work term impact your professional and personal journey?"
How to apply
- Combine your letter of intent, resume, and unofficial transcript into ONE single PDF document.
- Submit the PDF document online through the official Deloitte application page.
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Sources & verification
- Official listing:
- https://www.deloitte.com/ca/en/careers/deloitte-life/benefits/bloom-scholarship-program.html
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