Det'on Cho Corp·Northwest Territories
The scholarship program supports Northern Indigenous students in pursuing post-secondary education. Applicants must submit a comprehensive package including transcripts, references, and proof of residency.
Det'on Cho Group of Companies is dedicated to developing the next generation of Yellowknives Dene leaders. One way to achieve this is to encourage higher education among our community members. We
are pleased to announce the Det'on Cho Group of Companies' scholarships for the 2026-2027 academic year. There will be a maximum of (8) eight scholarships available to full-time students, each
valued at $2,500, and (5) five scholarships available to part-time students, each valued at $1,000. These scholarships will be awarded to Northern Indigenous members pursuing post-secondary education.
Please send in your completed application package with all the listed requirements mentioned above (incomplete applications will not be considered), through one of the following ways:
In Person: ATTN: Scholarship Committee
3rd floor-Det’on Cho Building
By Mail: ATTN: Scholarship Committee
901 Sikyea Tili, P.O. Box 1287, Yellowknife, NT X1A 2N9
Closing Date: October 12, 2026
Applicants must be Northern Indigenous Impact Beneficiary Agreement Holders and NWT residents enrolled in an accredited post-secondary program. Priority is given to Yellowknives Dene First Nations members.
Market context
In the Northwest Territories, scholarship opportunities like this are typically driven by eligibility and community-specific funding priorities rather than broad labor demand. This one is competitive because applicants must meet narrow requirements: be Northern Indigenous Impact Beneficiary Agreement Holders, NWT residents, and enrolled in an accredited post-secondary program, with priority for Yellowknives Dene First Nations members. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your eligibility documents before applying.
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