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Scholarships & benefits

Find financial opportunities for members and their families, along with practical benefits and supports available through Local 5 and the Alberta Teachers' Association.

Opportunities for members and families

Review current eligibility, application requirements and deadlines before applying.

Local 5 Scholarship

Support for eligible graduating students connected to Local 5 members.

Eligibility and deadline updated annually.

ATA Educational Trust

The provincial ATA trust provides bursaries and grants to advance professional learning.

Programs and deadlines vary.

ATA Grants, Awards & Scholarships

The ATA offers grants, awards and scholarships for locals, individuals and specialist councils.

Programs and deadlines vary.

Before you submit

1

Check eligibility

Confirm who can apply and whether you meet the current criteria.

2

Gather documents

Prepare transcripts, references or supporting info listed in the application.

3

Submit by the deadline

Send the completed package to atalocal5secretary@gmail.com

Need help with application?

If you are unsure which opportunity applies of what documentation is required, contact Local 5 before the deadline.

Scholarship dates and requirements may change each year

Always confirm the current eligibility criteria, required documents and submission deadline before applying.

Support beyond the classroom

Employee Benefits

Access information about health, dental, vision and other division benefit plans.

Wellness & Assistance

Find confidential wellness, counselling and family-support resources.

ATA Member Savings

Explore preferred rates, discounts and services available through ATA partnerships.

Pension & Retirement

Connect with ARTF tools and guidance for planning your retirement.

Local Updates, develivered clearly

Receive occasional announcements, deadlines and event reminders in our "You Should Know" emails.

The Alberta Teachers’ Association acknowledges Treaty 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10 territories within Alberta. We acknowledge the many First Nations, Métis and Inuit whose footsteps have marked these lands for generations. We are grateful for the traditional Knowledge Keepers and Elders who are still with us today and those who have gone before us. We recognize the land as an act of reconciliation and gratitude to those whose territory we reside on or are visiting.

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